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9 September 2026

PSG eye third straight Champions League — where do they rank among Europe's dynasties?

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PSG eye third straight Champions League — where do they rank among Europe's dynasties?

Paris St-Germain are aiming for a third successive Champions League crown, putting the Paris club in rarefied company if they succeed. The pursuit raises fresh questions about how PSG compare with Europe's most dominant clubs and where they should sit in any list of continental dynasties. BBC Sport posed that ranking question while PSG chase the potential hat‑trick of European titles. A third straight continental win would shift discussions of legacy and stature, bolstering arguments that the club has entered an era of sustained supremacy on the continent. The debate centres on comparison with long‑established powers and how consecutive European success shapes perceptions of dominance.

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A third consecutive Champions League would materially strengthen PSG’s claim to be counted among Europe’s greatest football dynasties.

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