The 2013–14 season marked another chapter in
the storied history of Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (PSG), a season that
showcased their dominance in French football and their aspirations on the
European stage. As the club's 44th season, it unfolded as their 41st in the
top-flight of French football, positioning PSG as a force to be reckoned with
both domestically and internationally.
Under the leadership of President Nasser
Al-Khelaifi and Head Coach Laurent Blanc, PSG embarked on a journey that
encompassed Ligue 1, the Coupe de France, the Coupe de la Ligue, the Trophée
des Champions, and the UEFA Champions League. The stage was set for a season of
intense competition, high expectations, and the pursuit of silverware.
PSG's home ground, the iconic Parc des
Princes, served as the backdrop for their campaign. The average home league
attendance of 45,420 reflected the unwavering support of the passionate
Parisian fans who filled the stands week after week, creating an electric
atmosphere.
In Ligue 1, PSG showcased their dominance,
clinching the top spot and securing the league title. The team's prolific
striker, Zlatan Ibrahimović, played a pivotal role in their success, finishing
as the top goalscorer in the league with an impressive tally of 26 goals.
Ibrahimović's goal-scoring prowess extended beyond Ligue 1, as he emerged as
the top scorer across all competitions with a remarkable total of 41 goals.
The journey in domestic cup competitions
presented a mixed bag of results. In the Coupe de France, PSG reached the Round
of 32, experiencing a challenge that ended their run in the competition.
However, the team bounced back emphatically in the Coupe de la Ligue, claiming
victory and adding another trophy to their collection.
The Trophée des Champions, a showcase of
supremacy between the league champions and the Coupe de France winners, saw PSG
emerge victorious, further solidifying their dominance in French football. The
UEFA Champions League journey took them to the Quarter-finals, where they faced
formidable opposition and demonstrated their mettle on the European stage.
The 2013–14 season for PSG showcased a blend of domestic success and European competitiveness. The club's ability to navigate multiple competitions and emerge as champions in both league and cup competitions underscored their status as a football powerhouse. As the Parc des Princes reverberated with cheers and celebrations, PSG's accomplishments in the 2013–14 season added another illustrious chapter to the club's rich history.