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DOUÉ SEALS SUPER CUP GLORY FOR PSG AFTER MADJO MAKES HISTORY FOR ASTON VILLA

1 min read • 2 hrs ago • Sport | The Guardian • [src]
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Sport | The GuardianDOUÉ SEALS SUPER CUP GLORY FOR PSG AFTER MADJO MAKES HISTORY FOR ASTON VILLA2 hrs ago

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In a tightly contested UEFA Super Cup match in Salzburg, Paris Saint‑Germain defeated Aston Villa 2‑1, with goals from Ivan Doué (62’), and the club’s teenage midfielder Brian Madjo (45’). Villa opened the scoring 20 minutes in through Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, but the French side turned the game around to claim the trophy.

According to Sport | The Guardian, PSG manager Luis Enrique said he wants to win no matter the sport, underscoring the club’s ambition after two successive Champions League triumphs. The victory also saw 17‑year‑old Madjo become the youngest scorer in the competition’s history, a feat highlighted by BBC Sport’s coverage of his debut. In addition to the goals, the match featured a dramatic block by Warren Zaïre‑Emery that stopped João Gomes’s debut‑match penalty attempt, and a late header by Emi Buendía that missed the target in stoppage time.

The Super Cup pits the Champions League and Europa League winners against each other, so PSG’s win cements their status as one of Europe’s elite clubs and sets the stage for a potential third consecutive title in Madrid in May.

  • PSG 2‑1 win over Aston Villa in Salzburg, goals by Doué and Madjo
  • Madjo, 17, becomes competition’s youngest scorer
  • Luis Enrique emphasizes universal pursuit of victory; match included key moments such as Zaïre‑Emery’s penalty block and Buendía’s missed header

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