Luis Enrique emphasizes his drive to win, regardless of the sport, and it shows with Paris Saint-Germain's latest triumph. The back-to-back Champions League champions edged out Aston Villa in a thrilling Super Cup match held in Salzburg, showcasing their relentless pursuit of glory.

In a riveting encounter, Brian Madjo, at just 17 years old, became the youngest scorer in the competition's history by equalizing after Khvicha Kvaratskhelia opened the scoring for PSG. However, it was Désiré Doué who emerged as the hero, scoring the decisive goal after a VAR review confirmed he was onside, having initially been flagged off.

Key moments from the match include:

• Kvaratskhelia's stunning opener at the 20-minute mark, showcasing his skill after a summer off with Georgia.
• Madjo’s equalizer came shortly before half-time, volleying in a cross from John McGinn.
• Dembélé’s pivotal assist for Doué’s goal, which was initially disallowed but later confirmed.

The atmosphere was electric, reminiscent of Villa's previous victory in Istanbul, with a vibrant crowd celebrating their team's efforts. Despite Unai Emery's squad being in a rebuilding phase, they displayed resilience and flair, creating numerous chances throughout the match.

While PSG celebrates another trophy, Aston Villa's performance signals promise for their future, as they look to build on this experience. Emery remains optimistic about his team's potential to defy expectations moving forward.