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In a thrilling UEFA Champions League encounter, Paris Saint-Germain edged past Bayern München in a pulsating 5-4 victory at the Parc des Princes. The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, showcasing both teams’ attacking prowess.
The scoring opened with Harry Kane converting a penalty for Bayern in the 17th minute. PSG quickly responded, with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia netting the equalizer just seven minutes later, followed by João Neves putting them ahead shortly after. A late first-half penalty from Ousmane Dembélé restored PSG's lead to 3-2 at halftime.
The second half saw Kvaratskhelia double PSG's advantage, only for Bayern to rally back, with Dayot Upamecano and Luis Díaz bringing the score to 5-4, creating a frantic finish.
Despite Bayern's 57% possession and more shots on target (8), PSG's clinical finishing proved decisive. Kvaratskhelia was a standout with two goals, while Dembélé's contribution from the penalty spot and as a creator highlighted his impact. This match will be remembered for its end-to-end action and relentless attacking football, setting the stage for an enthralling Champions League campaign ahead.
Paris Saint Germain struck with purpose in attack
Paris Saint Germain converted 5 of 5 shots on target. Bayern München converted 4 from 8.
A 24th-minute strike sealed the outcome
K. Kvaratskhelia's goal at 24' proved to be the decisive moment.
Paris Saint Germain used the ball more productively
Paris Saint Germain had 43% possession and generated 12 shots. Bayern München had 57% and created 10.
Paris Saint Germain showed outstanding defensive strength
Paris Saint Germain faced 10 shots and conceded only 4. Defensive efficiency: 60%.
Paris Saint Germain defeated Bayern München 5–4 at Parc des Princes in UEFA Champions League Semi-finals. H. Kane (17'), K. Kvaratskhelia (24'), J. Neves (33'), M. Olise (41'), O. Dembele (45'), K. Kvaratskhelia (56'), O. Dembele (58'), D. Upamecano (65'), L. Diaz (68') scored.