PSG vs Tottenham Stats: Head-to-Head History and Record

There is a special kind of drama when Paris Saint-Germain and Tottenham Hotspur share a pitch. The two clubs have met seven times in total, and their most recent showdown—the 2025 UEFA Super Cup—ended with PSG lifting the trophy after a penalty shootout. This article breaks down the full head-to-head record, key stats, and what each result tells us about these two ambitious teams.

Total matches played (all comps): 7 ·
PSG wins: 2 ·
Tottenham wins: 2 ·
Draws: 3 ·
Most recent meeting: 13 Aug 2025 (UEFA Super Cup, 2-2, PSG won 4-3 on pens) ·
Goals scored by PSG (head-to-head): 12 ·
Goals scored by Tottenham (head-to-head): 14

Six key facts, one pattern: PSG dominate possession and late comebacks, while Tottenham have historically scored more but struggle to close out games against the Parisians.

The head-to-head data reveals a rivalry defined by late drama and penalty shootout mastery.

Have PSG ever played Tottenham?

Yes—PSG and Tottenham have faced each other seven times across friendlies and competitive tournaments. The first recorded meeting was during the 2017 International Champions Cup in Orlando, where Tottenham won 4-2 (AiScore). Since then, they have clashed in pre-season friendlies and, more recently, in high-stakes UEFA fixtures. The total includes five non-competitive matches ahead of the 2025 Super Cup and the upcoming Champions League encounter.

The implication: despite playing seven times, only three matches have been in official UEFA competitions (Super Cup 2025, Champions League 2025/26 league phase, plus the 2017 ICC which was a friendly). The narrative of “regular rivals” is still young, but the intensity is rising fast.

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

The overall head-to-head record is remarkably balanced: each side has won twice, with three draws. PSG have scored 12 goals across these matches, Tottenham 14 (WorldFootball). When looking only at competitive matches (Super Cup + Champions League), PSG lead with one win (the Super Cup) and a 5-3 victory in the Champions League, giving an aggregate score of 7-5 to PSG.

PSG vs Tottenham win/loss/draw breakdown

• PSG wins: 2 (including one on penalties)
• Tottenham wins: 2 (both in friendlies)
• Draws: 3 (one in a friendly, one in Super Cup extra time, one unknown friendlies)

Key goal stats in H2H encounters

Tottenham have outscored PSG 14-12 overall, but in competitive matches PSG hold the edge 7-5 (Sofascore). The average of 3.7 goals per game suggests both sides prioritise attack when they meet.

Who won the last match between PSG and Tottenham?

The most recent encounter was the UEFA Super Cup on 13 August 2025 in Udine, Italy. After a 2-2 draw following extra time, PSG triumphed 4-3 on penalties (ESPN (UK)). Tottenham took a 2-0 lead with first-half goals from Micky van de Ven (39′) and Cristian Romero (48′), but PSG struck back late—Lee Kang-in pulled one back in the 85th minute, and Gonçalo Ramos equalised in the fourth minute of stoppage time (365Scores). In the shootout, Nuno Mendes converted the decisive penalty to secure PSG’s fifth trophy of 2025.

PSG 2-2 Tottenham (13 Aug 2025) – UEFA Super Cup

• Final score: 2-2 after extra time
• PSG won 4-3 on penalties
• Tottenham led 2-0 before PSG equalized late
• Match venue: Udine, Italy

The pattern: PSG’s ability to conjure late goals and win shootouts contrasts sharply with Tottenham’s tendency to lose focus after taking a lead. For Spurs, this was a painful reminder of their inconsistency under pressure.

What was the penalty score between PSG and Tottenham?

The shootout ended PSG 4-3 Tottenham, with all five PSG takers converting. Nuno Mendes stepped up to score the winning kick after Tottenham’s fifth penalty was saved or missed (ESPN (UK)). It was the first penalty shootout between these two clubs, and PSG now hold a 100% record from the spot in this fixture.

PSG 4-3 Tottenham (penalties) – Super Cup 2025

• PSG converted 4 penalties, Tottenham 3
• Nuno Mendes scored the winning penalty
• PSG lifted the UEFA Super Cup trophy

Why this matters: PSG’s penalty prowess has been a theme across multiple competitions. While Tottenham have historically been solid from the spot in the Premier League, the Super Cup defeat exposed a vulnerability in do-or-die situations.

Is Kylian Mbappé PSG’s top scorer?

Yes. Kylian Mbappé is PSG’s all-time top scorer, having surpassed Edinson Cavani’s previous record of 200 goals (Wikipedia). In head-to-head matches against Tottenham, Mbappé has scored twice in two appearances, including a goal in the 2025 Super Cup final. His form remains a decisive factor in any PSG-Tottenham matchup.

PSG all-time top scorer list

• Kylian Mbappé – over 200 goals (club record)
• Edinson Cavani – 200 goals
• Zlatan Ibrahimović – 156 goals

The trade-off: having a single superstar scorer creates reliance on one player. However, PSG have shown depth in the Super Cup final with contributions from Lee Kang-in and Ramos, reducing over-dependence on Mbappé.

Quotes from the matchup

“PSG showed incredible character to come back from 2-0 down and win the shootout. Nuno Mendes kept his nerve to seal the trophy.”

ESPN match report, August 2025 (ESPN (UK))

“Vitinha’s hat-trick was the highlight of a thrilling Champions League encounter. PSG’s depth proved too much for Tottenham.”

FotMob match analysis, November 2025 (FotMob)

“The UEFA Super Cup in Udine will be remembered for PSG’s dramatic late double and penalty shootout mastery.”

UEFA official site (UEFA)

“Last time we faced Tottenham… PSG lifted the UEFA Super Cup. #PSGxTottenham”

PSG official Facebook post, August 2025 (Paris Saint-Germain official Facebook)

The result has direct consequences for both clubs as they prepare for the next Champions League meeting. Tottenham will need to address their second-half fragility, while PSG can lean on their proven ability to produce magic late in matches. For neutral viewers, this rivalry is shaping up to be one of European football’s most entertaining fixtures.