Published on: 05/06/2026 - 12:55 Last updated: 05/06/2026 - 23:07

Defending champion Paris Saint-Germain qualified for the Champions League final after drawing 1-0 with host Bayern Munich on Wednesday in the second leg of the semi-final. The first leg ended in favor of the French team (5-4). Back to live coverage of the match.

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French journalist Nabil Jalit:

Paris Saint-Germain is a very strong team. They never gave the impression that they could collapse. Nothing can be said except: Well done

End of the match

The match ended in a draw and Paris qualified for the final, with great joy for Enrique and his players. A well-deserved qualification for Paris Saint-Germain, a team that is fighting in defense and terrifying in attack.

Harry Kane equalizes the score a minute before the end

Paris is approaching the second consecutive final in the Champions League, a team that is fighting in defense and terrifying in attack

Five minutes of stoppage time

Barkola shoots and Neuer saves again. Eight balls were blocked by the German goalkeeper in this enjoyable match

Bayern's players demand a penalty kick again, and the Italian referee orders the game to continue

Nuno Mendes almost fouled Neuer with a falling ball

A mistake in a convenient place for Bayern in front of the Paris goal

Neuer tackles a clear one-on-one with Kvaratskhelia. If it were not for the goalkeeper, the result would have been heavy for Bayern

Two changes in the ranks of Paris: the exit of Douai and Fabian Ruiz and the entry of Bilardo and Hernandez

Douai almost missed Neuer, but his ball passed sideways. Paris is very dangerous in attacking transitions

Desire Douai misses the match-killing ball in front of Neuer's goal, his shot goes sideways

Oliset shoots and Safonov saves again. Bayern's pressure intensifies twenty minutes before the end

A shot from Diaz in front and Safonov saves

Two changes in Bayern's ranks: the entry of Davies and Kim and the exit of Stanisic and Jonathan Tah

First change in the Paris ranks: Dembélé leaving and Barcola entering

Dowie hits a powerful shot and Neuer intervenes again

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