Bradley Barcola was instrumental in Paris Saint-Germain's triumph over Reims, securing a 3-0 victory in the Coupe de France final. His two goals and an assist were pivotal in the match held on Saturday. PSG's dominant first-half performance, highlighted by Barcola's quick goals and Achraf Hakimi's close-range finish, ensured their 16th Coupe de France title.
PSG's commanding display in the first half left Reims with little chance of recovery. Barcola opened the scoring in the 16th minute, capitalising on Desire Doue's precise pass to beat Yehvann Diouf. Just three minutes later, Marquinhos set up Doue, who assisted Barcola for his second goal from close range.

The first half concluded with Barcola delivering a cross to Hakimi, who volleyed home from the back post. Despite not adding to their lead after halftime, PSG had already secured a comfortable advantage. Ousmane Dembele nearly extended their lead but was denied by Diouf's save onto the post.
PSG maintained control throughout the match, effectively defending their title won against Lyon last season. Their solid performance provides momentum as they prepare for next week's Champions League final against Inter Milan, aiming for European glory.
Barcola matched Zlatan Ibrahimovic's record by being involved in three goals in a single Coupe de France final this century. He led PSG with six dribbles and three shots on target during the match. The team achieved an expected goals (xG) total of 2.84 from 20 attempts while limiting Reims to just 0.14 xG from four shots.
Paris Saint-Germain celebrated another successful domestic season by completing a treble for the second consecutive year. They had already secured the league title and Trophee des Champions before this victory.
This victory further cements PSG's dominance in French football as they continue to build on their successes domestically and aim for greater achievements on the European stage.