PSG to face Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-finals

TL;DR

PSG will face Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-finals after Bayern eliminated Real Madrid with a 5-4 aggregate score. The match featured a thrilling first half with multiple goals, including contributions from Arda Güler and Kylian Mbappé.

PSG to face Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-finals

PSG will face Bayern Munich in the Champions League semi-finals after the Bundesliga side eliminated Real Madrid tonight at Munich’s Allianz Arena. Arda Güler opened the scoring inside a minute with a long-range chip after an unlikely blunder from Manuel Neuer.

Güler’s stroke of genius set the tone for a gung-ho five-goal first half with Aleksandar Pavlovic, Güler again, Harry Kane and Kylian Mbappé all on the scoresheet with both sides on equal terms on aggregate (4-4) following last week’s 2-1 away win to Bayern Munich. In the second half, Real Madrid substitute Eduardo Camavinga was sent off after a succession of two yellow cards in eight minutes.

Three minutes after Camavinga’s dismissal, Luis Diaz and Jamal Musiala combined for the Colombian international to rifle a right-footer dagger into the Real Madrid net, edging Bayern Munich back into aggregate lead (5-4). Michael Olise doubled Munich’s lead with a neatly-taken curler in injury-time.

Bayern Munich and PSG will then meet for the Champions League semi-finals. Luis Enrique’s Les Parisienswill host the Rekordmeister on Tuesday, April 14 before the return leg at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday, May 6.

GFFN | Bastien Cheval

Q&A

What was the final score of the Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid match in the Champions League quarter-finals?

Bayern Munich won the match 5-4 on aggregate against Real Madrid.

Who scored the opening goal in the Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid match?

Arda Güler scored the opening goal for Bayern Munich just inside the first minute.

What impact did Eduardo Camavinga's red card have on the match between Bayern Munich and Real Madrid?

Eduardo Camavinga's red card, received after two yellow cards, occurred shortly before Bayern scored their decisive goals, shifting the momentum in favor of Bayern Munich.