Trophée des Champions: PSG's record in the history of the competition
Paris Saint-Germain will face Racing Club de Lens this Sunday, August 16 (18:45 GMT) at the Bollaert-Delelis stadium in the Trophée des Champions. It's a competition that has been largely dominated by the club from the French capital.
The capital club holds the record for most wins, having lifted the trophy 14 times, as well as the record for most consecutive victories (eight between 2013 and 2020).
Winners in 1995, 1998, from 2013 to 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025, the Parisians have lost only five finals—in 1986, 2004, 2006, 2010, and 2021.

Marquinhos, who is about to play in his 11th final, is the competition’s most decorated player with 10 victories. The Brazilian will be aiming to clinch yet another title with the double European champions, just days after their Super Cup triumph over Aston Villa (2-1).
All PSG's Trophée des Champions finals:
1986: PSG 0-1 Bordeaux
1995: PSG 2-2 Nantes (6-5 pens)
1998: PSG 1-0 Lens
2004: Lyon 1-1 PSG (7-6 pens)
2006: Lyon 1-1 PSG (5-4 pens)
2010: Marseille 0-0 PSG (5-4 pens)
2013: PSG 2-1 Bordeaux
2014: PSG 2-0 Guingamp
2015: PSG 2-0 Lyon
2016: PSG 4-1 Lyon
2017: PSG 2-1 Monaco
2018: PSG 4-0 Monaco
2019: PSG 2-1 Rennes
2020: PSG 2-1 Marseille
2021: Lille 1-0 PSG
2022: PSG 4-0 Nantes
2023: PSG 2-0 Toulouse
2024: PSG 1-0 Monaco
2025: PSG 2-2 Marseille (4-1 pens)