PSG 2-0 Inter

29. PSG record a seventh attempt of the game, five of which have been on target.

As for Inter, it’s just one wayward Francesco Acerbi effort so far for them.

From Dan King in Munich

As Paul Merson would say, only this time it’s probably true: game over.

PSG have been utterly dominant and are good value for their lead. They are superior in every department. Inter have barely laid a glove on them.

PSG’s full backs are giving them such a platform by pushing forward into midfield that you would hardly know Inter have five there.

And the PSG front three have produced, again.

PSG 2-0 Inter

25. Inter manage the game’s first corner, but that doesn’t count for much at the moment – particularly when the Parisians defend it so well.

It’s just not happening, not sticking, for the Italians at the moment. They simply must change something.

PSG 2-0 Inter

23. It’s a long, long way back for Inter now.

The last side to come back from a two-goal deficit to win the Champions League final was Liverpool in 2005.

But miracles such as Istanbul don’t happen every day. It’s unlikely that they even happen every 20 years.

PSG 2-0 Inter

20. Is that the Champions League won?!

Twenty minutes in and Paris Saint-Germain lead by two, and they are good value for such a margin.

It all stems from that long throw at the other end, which Willian Pacho does brilliantly to keep in play when others would have settled for an Inter corner.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia takes over on the left, and he pushes on to find Ousmane Dembele. The forward then switches play to the right for Desire Doue to take aim just inside the area.

The teenager’s shot isn’t the best, but it it loops up off Federico Dimarco, who has turned his back on the effort, and beats Yann Sommer at the near post.

The French club now have one hand on the Champions League trophy!