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Paris Saint-Germain came into their Champions League opener desperately hoping for a spark to kick-start their season. After a poor start to the domestic campaign, the reigning European champions finally rediscovered some of the swagger and ruthlessness that have defined their rise to the summit of European football.

Another Champions League semi-final classic is expected as Bayern Munich look to overturn a 5–4 deficit against Paris Saint-Germain at the Allianz Arena. After a monumental occasion last Tuesday, Bayern Munich and PSG face each other again in their battle for a place in the Champions League final, where one of them will face Arsenal. The German and French giants played out one of the Champions League’s great spectacles in the first leg, with PSG edging Bayern 5–4 in Paris. It

Paris Saint-Germain progressed to consecutive Champions League finals after edging past Bayern Munich 6–5 on aggregate following a tense 1–1 draw at the Allianz Arena. Bayern Munich 1–1 PSG (5–6 agg.) Goals: Ousmane Dembélé 3’, Harry Kane 90+5’ Luis Enrique’s men got off to an outstanding start, with Dembélé slamming the ball home from a Khvicha Kvaratskhelia cut-back to open the scoring inside three minutes, putting the Parisians two goals ahead on aggregate almost immediate