PSG hold off Bayern Munich to reach Champions League final

Paris Saint-Germain booked their place in the UEFA Champions League final after a 1–1 draw against Bayern Munich in the semi-final second leg, progressing 6–5 on aggregate. Early strike sets the tone PSG took control of the tie early at the Allianz Arena, with Ousmane Dembélé scoring inside the opening minutes to extend their aggregate advantage. The goal, created through a swift attacking move, immediately put Bayern under pressure. With PSG already leading from the first leg, the early breakthrough forced Bayern into a more aggressive approach as they chased the game. Bayern push but leave it late The German side responded with urgency, creating several chances throughout the match but struggling to find the finishing touch. Despite dominating spells and pushing forward relentlessly, Bayern were unable to break down PSG’s organised defence. Their equaliser eventually came deep into stoppage time, when Harry Kane found the net, but it proved too late to change the outcome of the tie. PSG hold firm PSG showed composure and resilience, defending their aggregate lead with discipline while remaining dangerous on the counter-attack. Their ability to manage the game, especially after taking the early lead, proved decisive over the two legs. Final showdown set The result sends PSG into the Champions League final for the second consecutive season, where they will face Arsenal FC in Budapest. For Bayern Munich, the defeat marks the end of their European campaign despite a spirited second-leg performance.