It actually happened: PSG just served Real Madrid a 4-0 thumping in the FIFA Club World Cup semi-final. If you blinked, you probably missed a goal (or two!). Expect memes, dropped jaws, and Madrid fans wondering, “Bhai, kya ho gaya?” Let’s break down the wild ride, slide by slide, and see how PSG turned the match into their highlight reel.
PSG’s Dhamaakedaar Start: Blink, and You Missed It
Fabián Ruiz pounced on a Real Madrid mistake in the 6th minute to open the floodgates. Three minutes later, Dembélé reminded Madrid where the goalpost lives. By the 24th minute, Ruiz had boxed up his second, making it 3-0. If you went to refill your chai, sorry, you returned to a match that was basically over!Real Madrid’s Oops Moments: Even Pros Have Bad Days
Madrid’s defense looked like they’d swapped boots for chappals. Raúl Asencio’s heavy touch practically served PSG their opening chance, and Antonio Rüdiger’s miskick was meme-material, setting up Dembélé’s goal on a platter.Dembélé: The Showstopper We Didn’t Deserve, But Absolutely Needed
Ousmane Dembélé basically said, “Aaj main upar, sky below.” With a goal and an assist, he was all over Madrid’s defense. This game just stacked onto his already insane season numbers, 35 goals and 14 assists!Mbappé’s Awkward Homecoming: So Close, Yet So Meh
All eyes were on Kylian Mbappé facing his old PSG crew, but the reunion? Let’s just say it was more “ex at the shaadi” than blockbuster. Every shot he took, PSG’s defense was ready, no gifts, no nostalgia, just pure blocks. We’ve all had moments where we go back to our old college or workplace and realize, yeh sab badal gaye hain. Kya scene hai?Modric’s Swan Song: Legend, Lekin Thoda Dil Toot Gaya
Luka Modric walked off in what was his final Real Madrid game (bid adieu here). Sure, the 4-0 stings, but 28 trophies (including six Champions League wins!) mean his seat at the GOAT table is already secured. One rough night doesn’t erase 13 years of pure class and magic.
PSG just didn’t win; they dropped the mic. As they storm into the final against Chelsea, the world’s watching: Can anyone even slow them down?