Milan-PSG Youth League pagelle: A decade of dominance

Rossoneri on top of Europe again

AC Milan's Under-19s have won the UEFA Youth League for the first time in their history, beating Paris Saint-Germain 3-1 in the final in Nyon.

It was a dominant performance from the Rossoneri, who controlled the game from start to finish and fully deserved their victory.

Here are the player ratings from the match:

The Italian goalkeeper made a few good saves to keep PSG at bay, including a stunning stop from a free-kick in the first half.

The centre-back was solid in defence and also got forward to support the attack on a few occasions.

The right-back was a constant threat down the flank and provided the assist for Milan's second goal.

The left-back was solid in defence and also linked up well with the attack.

The Ivorian midfielder was the star of the show, scoring two goals and setting up the other.

The attacking midfielder was lively and creative throughout the game and also scored a goal.

The striker worked hard up front and also provided the assist for Kessié's second goal.

The French goalkeeper made a few good saves but was at fault for Milan's second goal.

The left-back was solid in defence but struggled to contain Calabria on the flank.

The centre-back was one of PSG's best players on the night and made a number of important tackles.

The right-back was caught out of position on a few occasions but also made some good tackles.

The defensive midfielder was solid in defence but struggled to get forward and support the attack.

The attacking midfielder was lively and creative but struggled to make a real impact on the game.

The striker was PSG's most dangerous player and scored their only goal.

Milan were the better team on the night and fully deserved their victory.

They were dominant in all areas of the pitch and never looked like losing.

The Youth League title is a major achievement for Milan and is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players and staff.