Bayern Munich’s Leon Goretzka, Jonas Urbig fired up for second leg against Paris Saint-Germain

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Bayern Munich's Leon Goretzka and Jonas Urbig express confidence ahead of their UEFA Champions League semifinal second leg against Paris Saint-Germain. Despite a recent draw, the team is determined to reach the final.

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Bayern Munich is facing Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League semifinal.
Leon Goretzka and Jonas Urbig are optimistic about their chances.
The team aims to overcome a recent draw against FC Heidenheim.

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Bayern Munich's German midfielder #08 Leon Goretzka celebrates scoring his team's second goal during the German first division Bundesliga football match between FC Bayern Munich and Heidenheim in Munich on May 2, 2026. (Photo by Alexandra BEIER / AFP via Getty Images) / DFL REGULATIONS PROHIBIT ANY USE OF PHOTOGRAPHS AS IMAGE SEQUENCES AND/OR QUASI-VIDEO | AFP via Getty Images The whole world is watching Bayern Munich and with good reason. Bayern have been nothing short of otherworldly this season. Armed with an incredibly talented squad and a manager whose approach has taken the club to new heights, Bayern have been unstoppable. Particularly in Europe, Bayern have made heads turn with their performances against Atalanta and Real Madrid. The first leg of the UEFA Champions League semifinal against Paris Saint-Germain featured a Bayern side who could have easily won the game had the circumstances been slightly different. Therefore, Bayern welcome PSG into Munich mid-week with one singular intention — making it to the final. Bayern may have faced a minor setback in their 3-3 draw to FC Heidenheim, but their spirits remain high. The players assured the fans of the same after the game. Man of the match Leon Goretzka in a postgame interview said that Bayern were looking forward to facing PSG. “You can see how fired up everyone is for Wednesday. We’re looking forward to the game and we want to reach the final,” he stated, per DAZN Deutschland (as transcribed by .) added to Goretzka’s statement. “We’ve already seen against Real Madrid how the fans pushed the team from the first until the last minute. I’m confident that the Allianz Arena will be on fire on Wednesday,” the keeper declared. Should Bayern worry after the Heidenheim draw? Or are the high spirits enough? Let us know. *If you are looking for more Bayern Munich and German national team coverage, check out the latest episodes of Bavarian Podcast Works, which you can get on , , , or any leading podcast distributor…*

Q&A

What did Leon Goretzka say about the upcoming match against PSG?

Leon Goretzka stated that the team is fired up for the match and aims to reach the final.

How did Bayern Munich perform in the first leg against Paris Saint-Germain?

Bayern Munich had a strong performance in the first leg, which ended in a draw, and they believe they could have won under different circumstances.

What are the expectations for the atmosphere at Allianz Arena during the match?

Jonas Urbig expressed confidence that the Allianz Arena will be electric, similar to their previous match against Real Madrid.

Bayern Munich’s Leon Goretzka, Jonas Urbig fired up for second leg against Paris Saint-Germain

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