Paris Saint-Germain have finally done it. For the first time in their history, PSG lifted the Champions League trophy following a 5-0 victory over Inter in Munich on Saturday, marking the most lopsided score in UCL final history.

Hundreds of people were arrested in the celebrations, which were largely peaceful but degenerated into violence in some areas.

As Champions League finalists PSG bid to become only the ninth club to win a treble, we look at each time it's been achieved to see who did it the best.

Paris Saint-Germain’s historic 5-0 thrashing of Inter in Saturday’s UEFA Champions League final was a sight to behold — and to viewers either via TV or streaming on either side of the Atlantic, they were treated to quite the range of viewing experiences.

PSG has entrusted him to build a team in his image, rather than a selection of superstars and it has paid off. He has turned PSG into a Champions League winner while playing arguably the most exciting soccer in Europe, with Barcelona possibly the only team to rival it in the entertainment stakes.

The Inter boss, who has led the team to two Champions League finals in three seasons, has been linked to the vacant Al Hilal job.

Inter Milan’s squad is made up of backups and journeymen. Its payroll is nowhere near the top of the standings. But the Italian club is in the final of Europe’s biggest competition for the second time in three years.

Ahead of the UEFA Champions League Final, PSG and Inter Milan seem to have key squad changes to look forward to ahead of the summer transfer window. Inter Milan coach Simone Inzaghi is rumored to be leaving the club after the Champions League Final,