PSG vs Tottenham Stats: Head-to-Head Record & Key Numbers

Anyone who watched the 2025 UEFA Super Cup final knows that football sometimes writes scripts even Hollywood would reject. PSG pulled off a stunning comeback from two goals down to beat Tottenham 4-3 on penalties after a 2-2 draw, claiming their fifth trophy of the year in a match that showcased dramatic stats and shootout drama.

Most Recent Result: PSG 2-2 Tottenham (PSG win 4-3 on penalties) · PSG Trophies in 2025: 5 · Shootout Score: 4-3 to PSG

Six key numbers that sum up this fixture’s story, one pattern: PSG’s ability to strike late and win when it counts.

Is PSG better than Tottenham?

Head-to-head win/loss record

• PSG have 2 wins, Tottenham 1 win, 2 draws across all known meetings.
• The only competitive match between them was the 2025 UEFA Super Cup final, which PSG won on penalties.

Performance against Premier League teams

PSG have a strong record against English sides in recent European competitions, but a direct comparison with Tottenham’s record against Premier League opposition is complicated. Tottenham, as an English club, face Premier League teams regularly; PSG’s cross-league record is harder to assess without a controlled dataset. For broader context on how top European clubs compare in head-to-head matchups, see Bayern Munich vs Inter Milan Stats – H2H Record & History.

The implication: PSG’s trophy haul outweighs a thin head-to-head margin, but Tottenham’s single competitive loss came on penalties rather than in open play.

Recent form and momentum

PSG’s late comeback in the Super Cup shows resilience. According to Opta, this was the fourth UEFA Super Cup decided by a penalty shootout in seven years, indicating a growing trend.

What was the penalty score between PSG and Tottenham?

The 2025 UEFA Super Cup final

The match ended 2-2 after 90 minutes, with extra time not needed as the regulations specified a direct shootout. The penalty score was 4-3 in PSG’s favor.

How the penalty shootout unfolded

• Nuno Mendes converted the decisive spot-kick for PSG.
• Tottenham’s Micky van de Ven and Mathys Tel both missed, according to Opta.

Key moments in the match

Tottenham led 2-0 through goals from Micky van de Ven in the first half and Cristian Romero after the break. PSG pulled one back through Lee Kang-in in the 85th minute, then Goncalo Ramos equalized in the fourth minute of stoppage time, assisted by Ousmane Dembélé.

The pattern: PSG’s ability to score under pressure in the dying minutes turned a certain defeat into a trophy — a habit that separates title winners from contenders.

What is the head-to-head record between PSG and Tottenham?

All-time meetings

According to aggregated match databases, PSG and Tottenham have met 5 times in total, with PSG winning 2, Tottenham 1, and 2 draws. However, the exact dates and competitions for the earlier meetings are not all confirmed in official UEFA records.

Match results by competition

The only confirmed competitive meeting is the 2025 UEFA Super Cup. The other matches likely include friendly tournaments or pre-season games, such as the 4-2 win for Tottenham mentioned by some sources.

Goals scored and conceded

Based on available data, PSG have scored 8 goals against Tottenham, while Tottenham have scored 7. The aggregate number comes from the 5 known matches including the 3-2 and 4-2 scorelines in friendly tournaments.

What this means: the aggregate numbers are close, but competitive context matters — the sole match with stakes went PSG’s way.

What happened in the UEFA Super Cup final between PSG and Tottenham?

Match summary

The match was played on August 13, 2025, in Udine, Italy. Tottenham led 2-0 before PSG mounted a late comeback. The 2-2 scoreline forced a direct penalty shootout, which PSG won 4-3.

Penalty shootout details

• Shootout score: 4-3 to PSG (UEFA YouTube highlights).
• Missed penalties: Tottenham’s Micky van de Ven and Mathys Tel.
• Decisive penalty: Nuno Mendes for PSG.

Context and significance

The Super Cup win gave PSG their fifth trophy of 2025. For Tottenham, it was a painful reminder of their inability to close out big matches. The pattern fits the broader trend of penalty shootouts deciding Super Cup finals — four of the last seven editions have ended from the spot.

The catch: Tottenham’s inability to manage the final stretch cost them silverware, while PSG proved that staying in the game until the end is itself a weapon.

What are the key team statistics from PSG vs Tottenham meetings?

Goals per match averages

PSG average 2.2 goals per match against Tottenham, while Tottenham concede 1.4 per match in this fixture (based on available data from statistical sources).

Asian Handicap and over/under trends

Asian Handicap Win% for PSG in this fixture stands at 60%, and Total Goals Over% is 40%. For another deep dive into team-level stats and betting-relevant patterns, see FC Barcelona vs Real Betis Stats – Complete H2H Record and Predictions.

Discipline and other stats

Details on bookings and possession are limited, but the Super Cup final saw a competitive midfield battle. Tottenham’s 2-0 lead came from set-piece efficiency, while PSG’s equalizers were from open play.

Timeline of PSG vs Tottenham Encounters

• August 13, 2025: PSG beat Tottenham 4-3 on penalties in UEFA Super Cup after 2-2 draw.
• Circa 2015: Tottenham defeated PSG 4-2 in a friendly or early tournament match (reported by statistical databases).

“PSG secured a fifth trophy of 2025 with the Super Cup win.”

— ESPN match report

“This was the fourth UEFA Super Cup decided by a penalty shootout in seven years.”

— The Analyst (Opta)

For Tottenham, the lesson from Udine is clear: a 2-0 lead against a side with PSG’s attacking depth is not safe. The club’s inability to manage the final minutes of regulation time cost them a realistic shot at silverware. For PSG, the comeback reaffirms their status as Europe’s comeback kings in 2025 — five trophies and counting. The penalty shootout edge they demonstrated will be a weapon for future knockout ties. For bettors and analysts, the pattern is consistent: when these two meet, late goals and shootouts define the outcome.