Players in wide spaces seized every moment they could find, catching the opponents by surprise, scoring early enough to put the game out of reach by halftime. That is how Paris Saint-Germain played in the UEFA Champions League final against Inter,

Enzo Maresca believes Chelsea won the Club World Cup final “in the first 10 minutes” by setting the tempo and restricting Paris Saint-Germain. The Blues stunned the European champions at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium as two goals from Cole Palmer and one from new signing Joao Pedro earned Chelsea a richly-deserved victory.

Paris looked good in the opening round, only losing to Botafogo while winning Group B. Then, they hammered the likes of Inter Miami, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid to get the final match, outscoring their opponents 10-0 in the knockout stage thus far.