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PSG continues its undisputed dominance over French football

PSG keeps dominating French football
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PSG continues its undisputed dominance over French football
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By lifting the Trophée des Champions tonight against Olympique de Marseille (2-2, 4-1 on penalties), Paris Saint-Germain once again cements its dominance over French football.

The Parisian club adds another trophy to its ever-growing collection—its 37th national title since 2012. PSG is leagues ahead of the competition, with Lille and Lyon trailing far behind with just two trophies each.

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Reigning Ligue 1 champions and national cup winners, Luis Enrique's side just clinched the Trophée des Champions thanks to a dramatic stoppage-time equalizer from Gonçalo Ramos (90+5’).

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Lucas Chevalier was the hero in the penalty shootout, denying O’Reilly and Hamed Junior Traoré from the spot.

Here’s the ranking of national titles won since 2012:

1. Paris 37 titles

2. Lille 2

3. Lyon 2

4. Marseille 1

5. Montpellier 1

6. Monaco 1

7. Saint-Étienne 1

8. Bordeaux 1

9. Guingamp 1

10. Strasbourg 1

11. Rennes 1

12. Nantes 1

13. Toulouse 1

Imed Ben Amara

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Imed Ben Amara - bilingual sports writer and web editor with experience in football content creation. Since 2021, he has contributed to Foot Africa, providing news coverage and analysis.

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