Paris Saint-Germain won the UEFA Super Cup for the second consecutive season by beating Aston Villa, according to L'Équipe. The French club's victory was sealed by a decisive contribution from winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who delivered the winning moment for the Parisians, as reported by RMC Sport.
The match, which took place on Wednesday, August 12, 2026, saw PSG dominate Aston Villa to claim the trophy. L'Équipe's headline described the result as a dominant performance by the Parisian side, who have now made the Super Cup their own for a second straight year.
Following the win, PSG captain Marquinhos said the team wants to "stay in the history of football," according to L'Équipe. His comments reflect the club's growing ambition after another European triumph. Eurosport reported that players and staff have declared they have "the best team in the world" and intend to "win everything this year," signaling a clear appetite for further silverware in the coming months.
Player ratings from the match were published by Foot Mercato, though specific marks were not detailed in the available reporting. The victory adds to PSG's recent run of success and reinforces their status as a dominant force in European club football.
With the Super Cup secured, attention now turns to the rest of the season. PSG's stated goal of winning every competition will be tested as domestic and Champions League campaigns get underway, and their form against top European opposition like Aston Villa suggests they will be a team to watch.
