Paris Saint-Germain 4-0 Inter Miami - Club World Cup Last 16 result as Joao Neves (2), Achraf Hakimi and an own goal send PSG into last eight

Joao Neves netted a brace as Paris Saint-Germain crushed Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami 4-0 to storm into the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup.

The European champions were relentless from the off with the Portugal midfielder nodding in an early opener before adding a second with a simple tap-in on 39 minutes.

An own goal from Tomas Aviles and a clinical rebound from Achraf Hakimi made it 4-0 prior to the interval with the MLS side offering little resistance.

Messi was featuring against his former side, but he cut a peripheral figure until the second half where he showed one or two flashes of magic with no reward.

Luis Enrique’s PSG cantered through the rest of the game and will now face Bayern Munich or Flamengo in the last eight next Saturday.

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Speaking on DAZN, the former Chelsea star was full of praise for the European champions.

"A masterclass from PSG," he said. "They controlled the game from start to finish and played really well."

He suggested Messi had some chances towards the end and was praying the Argentine would score, but he couldn’t convert.

The Argentine great barely touched the ball in the first half but did create some opportunities in the second 45 and went close with a header.

PSG 4-0 Inter Miami.

Two minutes added.

Dembele's thumping strike from the right side of the box is well blocked by Busquets.

Messi curves his free kick into the wall and the crowd gasp in collective dismay!

Suarez is tripped 22 yards from goal in a central area.

The crowd buzz in expectation as Messi places the ball...

The official attendance has been announced as 65,574.

PSG were so dominant in that first 45 and have played this second period well within themselves.

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Messi orchestrates a dangerous attack and then forces a smart save out of Donnarumma with a header from Alba's cross.

Redondo heads Suarez's cross over the top.

Telasco Segovia off, Benjamín Cremaschi on.

Suarez booked for dissent.

They certainly have a strong case and even more so in terms of the best in 2024-25.

Lee Kang-In and Lucas Hernandez on.

Hakimi and Nuno Mendes off.

Barcola tries to place a low 18-yard shot into the bottom corner, but sees it deflect and loop just over the bar.