Mallorca thrashed Paris Saint Germain in a friendly match at Son Moix.

Mallorca hosts Paris Saint Germain.

After 12 minutes, Paris Saint Germain dominated possession with a 20-80 ratio, pushing Mallorca deep into defense. However, the game didn't produce many chances, with only 2 shots on goal and the score remaining 0-0.

In the 21st minute, Zito Luvumbo scored from an assist by Jan Virgili, giving Mallorca a 1-0 lead against Paris Saint Germain.

In the 24th minute, Paris Saint Germain dominated possession with a 32-68 lead, putting Mallorca on the defensive. Despite this, the home team still led 1-0 and proved sharper with their shots on target, extending their lead to 2-0.

In the 36th minute, Paris Saint-Germain dominated possession with a 35-65 ratio, but Mallorca still held the lead. The game tilted in favor of the visitors as they had more time to build attacks, although the number of shots on goal was tied at 5-5, and Mallorca were waiting for opportunities to counter-attack.

In the 40th minute, Jan Virgili scored, doubling Mallorca's lead against Paris Saint Germain. Mallorca are now 2-0 up after scoring twice.

At the end of the first half, the score was 2-0.

The second half has begun.

In the 46th minute, Lucas Chevalier came on to replace Matvey Safonov. Paris Saint Germain made this substitution at the start of the second half, trailing Mallorca 2-0.

In the 46th minute, Antoniu Roca was brought on to replace Pablo Torre. Mallorca went into the second half with a 2-0 lead, while Paris Saint Germain needed to quickly make a difference.

In the 46th minute, Álex Sala came on to replace Sergi Darder. Mallorca made a personnel change while leading Paris Saint Germain 2-0.

In the 46th minute, Antonio Sánchez came on as a substitute for Jan Virgili. Mallorca went into the second half with a 2-0 lead, creating a favorable foundation to maintain the initiative.

In the 46th minute, Aboubaka Soumahoro was brought on to replace Martin Valjent. Mallorca made the adjustment at the start of the second half, having already taken a 2-0 lead against Paris Saint Germain.

In the 49th minute, Paris Saint Germain controlled possession more, with a ratio of 39-61, but Mallorca was the team creating more significant pressure, leading 2-0 and having 9-6 shots on goal. PSG maintained the initiative in terms of possession, but Mallorca was defending tightly and proving more effective in their attacks.

In the 51st minute, Antonio Raíllo scored, extending Mallorca's lead to 3-0 against Paris Saint Germain. The home team was dominating the game and held a significant advantage.

In the 60th minute, Younes Idder came on to replace Ibrahim Mbaye. The substitution came as Mallorca were building a large lead, while Paris Saint Germain needed more time to regain control of the game.

In the 61st minute, Adam Ayari was brought on to replace Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. This substitution provided the team with another option for the following minutes.

In the 61st minute, Quentin Ndjantou left the field with Mallorca leading 3-0.

In the 61st minute, Iván Cuéllar came on as a substitute for Arnau Tenas. Mallorca were leading 3-0, making this substitution quite advantageous for the home team.

In the 61st minute, Mateu Morey came on as a substitute for Miguel Calatayud. Mallorca made the substitution while holding the initiative after a favorable run of form earlier in the match.

In the 61st minute, Willian Pacho came on as a substitute for Dimitri Lucea. Mallorca had just taken a clear three-goal lead, so Pacho's appearance added another dimension to the remainder of the match.

In the 61st minute, Abdón Prats came on as a substitute for Adrián Fuentes. Mallorca held a significant 3-0 lead, and this substitution could help the team be more proactive for the remainder of the match.

In the 61st minute, Paris Saint Germain controlled possession 61-39, but Mallorca created more threats, with 14-7 shots and 6-2 on target. The home team was defending solidly, waiting for opportunities to counter-attack while leading 3-0.

In the 62nd minute, Antoniu Roca received a yellow card. Mallorca still held a significant advantage with a 3-0 lead.

In the 73rd minute, Marc Domènech was brought on to replace Zito Luvumbo. The substitution came as Mallorca were leading 3-0.

In the 73rd minute, Rayan Abo El Nay came on as a substitute for Dro Fernández. Mallorca were leading Paris Saint Germain 3-0, so this substitution helped the home team refresh their squad in the final minutes.

In the 73rd minute, Luis Orejuela de la Rosa came on as a substitute for Toni Lato. The substitution came as Mallorca were leading 3-0, with the match entering its final stages.

In the 73rd minute, Paris Saint Germain had a slight advantage in possession of the ball.42 - 58However, Mallorca were the team creating more significant pressure, leading 3-0 and having superior finishing.15 - 8PSG controlled possession for much of the game but failed to convert their advantage into sufficiently sharp scoring opportunities.

In the 81st minute, Abdou Fanne Drame was brought on to replace D. Boly. This was a late substitution.

In the 81st minute, Senny Mayulu left the field, ending his participation in the match.

In the 82nd minute, Jandro García came on as a substitute for Manu Morlanes, while Mallorca were leading Paris Saint Germain 3-0. The home team continued to make substitutions while holding a significant advantage.

In the 82nd minute, David López came on as a substitute for Antonio Raíllo with Mallorca leading Paris Saint Germain 3-0. The home team could look to maintain their large advantage in the final minutes.

In the 85th minute, Paris Saint Germain still controlled possession with a ratio of 42-58, but Mallorca was the team creating more significant pressure, leading 3-0 and having 16-8 shots on goal. The difference was also evident in shots on target, with Mallorca being superior 6-3.

The match ended with a score of 3-0.