Real Madrid Crushed by PSG in Club World Cup Semifinal

Real Madrid`s 0-4 defeat to PSG marks a historic low, raising urgent questions about the club`s future.

In a shocking display of dominance, Paris Saint-Germain dismantled Real Madrid with a staggering 4-0 victory in the semifinal of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup at MetLife Stadium, New Jersey. The match, attended by 77,542 fans—many of whom wore the white of Madrid—quickly turned into a nightmare for the Spanish giants.

Fabián Ruiz opened the floodgates early, scoring twice at the 6th and 24th minutes, while Ousmane Dembélé added a third just three minutes later. Goncalo Ramos sealed the deal with a late goal in the 87th minute, leaving Real Madrid reeling. Despite Thibaut Courtois`s early heroics, the Belgian goalkeeper was unable to stem the tide of PSG`s relentless attack.

Statistically, PSG dominated the match with 17 shots, 7 of which were on target, and an impressive 68% possession. In stark contrast, Real Madrid managed only 11 shots, with a mere 2 on target, and struggled with 32% possession. This defeat not only marked a historic low for Real Madrid, conceding 84 goals this season—tying their worst defensive record since 1998/99—but also left them trophyless for the first time since 2021. The loss has ignited conversations about the need for tactical overhauls and potential transfers as the club looks to rebuild for the future. PSG will now face Chelsea in the final on July 13, 2025. For more on Real Madrid football, visit Real Madrid football and for details on the Club World Cup 2025.

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