Letting 2 chase 2, Spurs' two center-backs scored, and two substitutes from Paris saved the day in a penalty shootout to win the UEFA Super Cup for the first time.

At 3 AM Beijing time on August 14, the UEFA Super Cup kicked off, featuring Champions League winners Paris against Europa League champions Spurs.

In the first half, Dembélé missed a great chance, and Van de Ven's rebound broke the deadlock, giving Spurs a 1-0 lead at halftime; in the second half, Spurs' other center-back Romero scored with a header to extend the lead, Lee Kang-in came off the bench to pull one back, and G. Ramos, also a substitute, scored an equalizer, assisted by Vitinha and Dembélé.

With a regular time score of 2-2, the match went directly to a penalty shootout. Vitinha missed a penalty, Van de Ven's shot was saved, and Ter missed as well. Mendes scored the decisive penalty, leading to Paris winning the shootout 4-3 and the overall score 6-5, marking their first UEFA Super Cup title in history.

Paris vs Spurs,Enrique deployed a 4-3-3 formation, with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Dembélé, and Barcola forming a trident attack, Emery, Vitinha, and Doué in midfield, Ashraf, Marquinhos, Pacho, and Mendes as the four defenders, and Chevalier in goal, with a starting value of €750 million.Flick set up a 5-3-2 formation, with Richarlison and Kudus partnering as forwards, Bentancur, Sarr, and Palhinha in midfield, and Spencer, Van de Ven, Romero, Danso, and Porro as the five defenders, with Vicario in goal, and a starting value of €372 million..

This match once again highlighted that Spurs lack championship pedigree. In a match for the UEFA Super Cup, Spurs' two center-backs, Van de Ven and Romero, scored to take a 2-0 lead. Paris continued to struggle throughout the match, and it wasn't until the 85th minute that South Korean international Lee Kang-in came off the bench to pull one back. In the 94th minute, Portuguese forward G. Ramos, also a substitute, scored the equalizer. Paris let 2 chase 2, managing to draw Spurs in regular time, as the latter couldn't withstand the pressure to hold onto their lead. Without extra time, the match went to penalties, where Van de Ven and Ter missed their chances. Paris won the shootout 4-3, securing the overall title 6-5, marking their first UEFA Super Cup victory in history, a commendable achievement; Spurs, however, truly missed an opportunity, having been two goals ahead but failing to maintain their lead under pressure.

Throughout the match,Paris had a possession rate of 74%, with a total of 12 shots, one less than Spurs, of which 3 were on target, two fewer than Spurs.Spurs played well for 70 minutes but failed to manage their energy distribution, ultimately unable to hold on. Congratulations to Paris for their first UEFA Super Cup title in history.