Soccer-PSG players celebrate Champions League back-to-back titles with French Open crowd


Tennis - French Open - Roland Garros, Paris, France - June 1, 2026 Paris St Germain footballer Ousmane Dembele with their back-to-back UEFA Champions League trophies as they present it to the spectator in the stands after winning the final against Arsenal REUTERS/Benoit Tessier

PARIS, June 1 (Reuters) - ⁠Paris St Germain players presented their Champions League ⁠trophies to the French Open crowd on ‌Monday, two days after winning Europe's premium club competition for the second time in a row.

PSG beat Arsenal 4-3 in a ​penalty shootout after the game ended ⁠in a 1-1 ⁠draw at the Puskas Arena.

"We're bringing you the second ⁠star, we're ‌proud and happy. We want to thank everyone at the club, it's a ⁠collective victory," Doue said on Court Philippe Chatrier ​after bringing ‌the first trophy won last year after a ⁠5-0 final ​win against Inter Milan.

Ousmane Dembele and Bradley Barcola then brought the trophy won on Saturday.

"We've lived outstanding moments ⁠with this squad and we ​want to win a third one but first we have the World Cup with France," said Dembele.

Dembele, Warren ⁠Zaire-Emery, Barcola and Doue will join France's training camp on Tuesday to start their preparations for the World Cup.

France take on Ivory Coast in Nantes on ​Thursday and Northern Ireland next ⁠Monday in Lille before flying to the United States ​for the June 11 to ‌July 19 tournament.

Les Bleus were ​drawn in Group I with Senegal, Iraq and Norway.

(Reporting by Julien PretotEditing by Christian Radnedge)

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