Paris Saint-Germain made history on Wednesday night, achieving a milestone no team had previously managed in European football.
Luis Enrique’s men pulled off a dramatic 2-1 victory over Barcelona in the Champions League, becoming the first club ever to win three consecutive away games against the Catalan giants in major European competitions (Tribuna).
Barcelona initially looked in control when Ferran Torres opened the scoring, offering Hansi Flick’s side hope of maintaining their lead. However, PSG teenager Senny Mayulu leveled the score just before halftime.
The visitors then snatched victory in stoppage time through Goncalo Ramos, who calmly converted Achraf Hakimi’s precise cross past Wojciech Szczesny.
This historic win follows two previous dominant away performances, both 4-1 triumphs in February 2021 and April 2024, highlighting PSG’s consistent superiority in Catalonia in recent years.
The result further cements the growing strength and resilience of Enrique’s squad, showcasing their ability to deliver in high-pressure situations on enemy turf.
