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Paris Saint-Germain achieved a historic 100th Champions League win with a thrilling 5-4 victory over Bayern Munich, setting a record for the most goals in a last-four match. The game was praised by French media for its intensity and technical quality, highlighting standout performances from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Ousmane Dembélé.
French media were in thrall to a victory hailed as a milestone performance, calling Paris Saint-Germainâs 100th win in the Champions League as âone of the finestâ in the clubâs history.
Bayern Munich will be hoping for a repeat of their goal bonanza when they host the holders in the semi-final return leg next Wednesday, with Tuesdayâs 5-4 loss in Paris breaking the competition record for most goals in a last-four game.
LâĂquipe described the performance as âa prodigious battle of astonishing intensity and technical qualityâ, highlighting the performances of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Ousmane DembĂ©lĂ©, who both scored twice. Its football commentator Vincent Duluc called the game a âwhirlwind of every emotion and every impulse, contradictory and furiousâ and said it had âshowcased the best of modern footballâ.
Le Parisienwas similarly lavish in its praise, calling the encounter âpure madness, this pinnacle of art and culture, this museum of world wonders, this legend for the history books â all of this must be passed on, recounted, and recounted againâ.
But it struck a cautionary note given Bayernâs late surge that could well work to their favour in Munich: âNeither side will want to back down, and the outcome will once again hinge on the sheer force of their attacks, both of which are incredibly potent.â
In Germany, the press homed in on Bayernâs defensive vulnerabilities but remained sanguine about the return after the visitors dug deep to cut the deficit from 5-2 with two second-half goals.

Paris Saint-Germain won the match 5-4 against Bayern Munich.
A total of 9 goals were scored in the match, setting a record for the most goals in a Champions League semi-final.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Ousmane Dembélé both scored twice and were highlighted for their performances.
This victory is hailed as a milestone performance in PSG's history, marking their 100th win in the competition.
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Michael Olise (centre in Bayern red) scores one of the nine goals on a breathtaking night in Paris. Photograph: Yoan Valat/EPA
Kicker called it a âfootball festival at the Parc des Princesâ, a âspectacular encounterâ where Bayern were nearly overwhelmed but âshowed resilienceâ and âimpressive characterâ to claw back to 5-4 through goals by Dayot Upamecano and Luis DĂaz. âBoth teams revealed their quality, but also their vulnerabilities,â Kicker reported.
SĂŒddeutsche Zeitung noted the absence of Bayernâs coach, Vincent Kompany, from the touchline â due to suspension â but highlighted his post-match sentiment that âthe belief is 100% thereâ for the return. Bildconcentrated on the rarity of the scoreline, calling it a âwild, wide-open football battleâ.
Italian media were in thrall to Kvaratskhelia, with La Gazzetta dello Sportlauding âKvaraâ as the standout player, describing his curling finish to level the scores at 1-1 as a âmoment of pure magicâ. It called the match a âtotal spectacle. Real football, pure football. Football in its finest essence.â
Corriere dello Sporthailed the game as âfootball at its absolute peakâ but was circumspect about the pell-mell nature of Bayernâs performance, saying it âsplits the world in two: on one side, there are those who saw adrenaline, senseless play, a frenetic pace ⊠and those who saw only a game acceptable only on PlayStationâ.
In Spain, attention was heaped on the two figures linked with Barcelona, Luis Enrique â who said it was âthe best match I have ever coachedâ â and DembĂ©lĂ©. Marcapraised âa breathtaking 5-4 contest that felt more like an exhibition of attacking brilliance than a battle for a place in the finalâ. ASflagged the ânon-stop dramaâ and praised Bayernâs âwinning mentality and looking ambitiously towards the return legâ.