Ghana international Mohammed Kudus and his Tottenham Hotspur teammates suffered a heartbreak on Wednesday night after missing out on lifting the 2025 UEFA Super Cup following a defeat to PSG.
Tottenham, winners of last season’s Europa League, locked horns with the Parisians, winners of last season’s UEFA Champions League, today to battle for the Super Cup.
In a game played at Bluenergy Stadium, Mohammed Kudus, who only joined Tottenham Hotspur this summer, started in the team’s attack.
Although the forward and his teammates hoped to overcome the French Ligue 1 champions, they could not get the job done, despite leading two goals to nil at one point.
Spurs scored the only goal in the first half in the 39th minute through Micky van de Ven.
Three minutes into the second half, Cristian Gabriel Romero also equalised to double the lead for the English club.
While Tottenham looked on course to claim the Super Cup, a spirited effort from PSG saw the team fighting to force the 90 minutes to end 2-2 thanks to late goals from Kang-In Lee and Goncalo Ramos.
When it came down to the penalty shootout, PSG reigned, beating Tottenham 4-3 to win the Super Cup.
Kudus Mohammed on the matchday played 79 minutes before making way for Mathys Tel.
