After Routing Real Madrid, PSG Eyes Chelsea & Historic Quadruple

Wearing their blue, red and white jerseys, Paris Saint-Germain supporters were surrounded by white shirts.

- AP

Real Madrid fans were 95% of the crowd at MetLife Stadium for Wednesday's Club World Cup semifinal, the shirts of Los Blancos radiant in the harsh summer sun. Yet, it was PSG fans in a couple sections behind one goal who cheered virtually from start to finish as their team moved within one win of a historic quadruple.

A 4-0 rout of Real Madrid in a Club World Cup semifinal following a 5-0 wipeout of Inter Milan in the Champions League final reinforced that PSG may be the dominant soccer team of the mid-2020s.

PSG moved on to Sunday's final against Chelsea in the first expanded Club World Cup with a chance to win its fourth major title of the season exactly 100 days after it clinched Ligue 1 on April 5.

It added the Coupe de France by beating Reims 3-0 on May 24, then romped over Inter seven days later.