Paris Saint-Germain have secured their place in the UEFA Champions League final after a tightly contested semi-final victory over Bayern Munich, sealing qualification with a narrow aggregate advantage following a 1–1 draw in the second leg in Germany.
The French champions arrived at the Allianz Arena holding a slim lead from the first leg and delivered a disciplined performance under sustained pressure from the hosts. PSG struck early through Ousmane Dembélé, whose composed finish gave the visitors a crucial away advantage and forced Bayern to chase the tie.
Bayern responded with intensity, dominating large spells of possession and creating several clear chances, but they were repeatedly denied by PSG’s organised defence and a resilient goalkeeping display. Their persistence finally paid off in stoppage time when Harry Kane equalised, but the late goal came too late to overturn the aggregate deficit.
Despite Bayern’s late push, PSG held firm to protect their overall lead and secure progression to the final of the UEFA Champions League.
PSG will now face Arsenal in the final, setting up a highly anticipated clash as they chase their first Champions League title.
