UEFA Champions League
7:00 PMMay 6, 2026
Semi-finals
Bayern München1 – 1
HT:(0 – 1)
Aggregate:(5 – 6)
Paris Saint Germain*Allianz Arena
Referee: Joao Pedro Pinheiro, Portugal
Bayern München
Paris Saint Germain
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1.40
Expected goals (xG)
0.95
Passing
492 (87%)
Accurate passes
212 (71%)
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1
G
Manuel Neuer (C)
44
D
Josip Stanišić
D
Jonathan Tah
33′ Unsportsmanlike conduct
2
D
Dayot Upamecano
27
D
Konrad Laimer
45
M
Aleksandar Pavlović
6
M
Joshua Kimmich
M
Luis Díaz
78′ Unsportsmanlike conduct
10
M
Jamal Musiala
17
M
Michael Olise
Substitutes
49
F
Ibrahim Mbaye
9
F
Gonçalo Ramos
19
M
Kang-in Lee
M
Senny Mayulu
85′ Replaced by N. Mendes
27
M
Dro Fernández
D
Lucas Hernández
76′ Replaced by D. DoueD
Lucas Beraldo
76′ Replaced by F. Ruiz
6
D
Ilya Zabarnyi
70
G
Arthur Vignaud
89
G
Renato Marin
80
G
Bilal Laurendon
F
Bradley Barcola
65′ Replaced by O. Dembele
UEFA Champions League Standings – UEFA Champions League
Qualification/Relegation
- Promotion – Champions League (Play Offs: 1/8-finals)
- Promotion – Champions League (Play Offs: 1/16-finals)
Bayern München and Paris Saint Germain played out a thrilling 1-1 draw at the Allianz Arena, with Harry Kane’s dramatic injury-time equalizer rescuing the Bavarians from defeat.
Bayern entered this Champions League encounter as the stronger team on paper. The hosts held second place in their group with 21 points from eight matches. PSG arrived in 11th position with just 14 points, looking to upset the odds against one of Europe’s elite teams.
The away side stunned Bayern with a lightning-quick opener. Ousmane Dembélé struck in just the third minute, catching the hosts cold. The Paris winger’s early goal gave PSG a dream start and forced Bayern to respond immediately.
Bayern dominated possession after the setback, controlling 65 percent of the ball. However, converting that control into chances proved difficult. The home team created opportunities but lacked the final touch needed to level the score.
Tempers flared throughout the first half as both teams picked up yellow cards. Nicolas Mendes saw yellow for PSG in the eighth minute. Bayern’s Jonathan Tah received a caution in the 33rd minute after a heavy challenge.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia earned a booking for PSG near the end of the first half. The Georgian winger remained a constant threat despite the card. Bayern’s Manuel Neuer made several important saves to keep the deficit at one goal.
Bayern increased the pressure as the match progressed. The hosts fired 18 shots across the 90 minutes but only six found the target. PSG’s defense held firm through sheer determination and tactical discipline.
The second half saw Bayern push forward relentlessly. Luis Díaz picked up a yellow card in the 78th minute after a foul. Marquinhos also received a caution for PSG in the 86th minute as tensions remained high.
Kane finally broke through in the 90th minute plus four. The Bayern striker tucked home a crucial equalizer in injury time, sparking wild celebrations at the Allianz Arena. The dramatic finish capped an intense battle between two determined sides.
The statistics told a story of Bayern’s dominance without reward. Bayern posted an expected goals (xG) total of 1.4 compared to PSG’s 0.95. The hosts completed 492 accurate passes from 566 attempts for an 87 percent accuracy rate.
PSG’s defensive organization earned them a point away from home. The visitors managed seven shots on target from 15 total attempts. Neuer made six crucial saves to keep Bayern in the contest.
The draw leaves Bayern in second place with 22 points from nine matches. PSG remains 11th but gains valuable ground with an away point. Both teams will view this result differently heading into their next fixtures.