Paris Saint-Germain made no mistakes in their Round of 16 match of the Club World Cup, delivering a resounding win over Inter Miami to seal their spot in the Quarter-Finals. While the scoreboard told the story, fans left the stadium talking about just how one-sided the match felt.

“It was total domination. PSG was basically playing against nobody,” said one fan. Another added, “Three goals in the first half? That was game over.”

Expectations vs. reality

While some expected a closer match — “I thought it’d be 3-1 or 2-1” — others had no doubts: “I told everyone it’d be 5-0.” And it wasn’t far off.

PSG controlled the game from the opening whistle. “A complete team. Tactical, precise, so many passes... they dominated everything,” a supporter explained. Though Inter Miami improved slightly in the second half, the damage had already been done.

Messi in the spotlight

All eyes, of course, were on Lionel Messi. But the reviews were mixed. “Messi’s not in his prime anymore — you can see it. He didn’t lead like he used to,” one fan said. Others admitted he woke up in the second half, but it was too little, too late.

A dream come true for PSG fans

For many, the result mattered less than the moment. “I’ve always wanted to see PSG in person. I never had the chance—until today,” said one fan, visibly moved.

Despite the defeat, some fans still praised Inter Miami’s effort: “They did what they could. It was a tough opponent.”