PSG silenced Bayern<\/h2>\n![\"PSG](\"https:\/\/queonnda.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/CHAMPIONS-OK-2.jpg\")
PHOTO: PSG Instagram<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe first leg at the Parc des Princes<\/a> a week ago, with the huge 5-4 scoreline, was a huge success, but the second leg proved that Paris Saint-Germain is not just about attack and punch.<\/p>\nIt is much more, it is a team that also knows how to play other types of duels.<\/p>\n
They even placated Bayern and undoubtedly reduced them, without the chances and options that are expected from their tremendous level.<\/p>\n
The cross kick was a statement of Bayern’s intentions.<\/p>\n
Paris Saint-Germain’s first possession as well.<\/p>\n
Likewise, the first incursion by Dou\u00e9 or the first drive by Michael Olise, as well as the high level of friction that referee Joao Pinheiro was going to allow.<\/p>\n
But, above all, PSG’s tremendous punch in the 0-1 (Filed under: PSG advances to another European final).<\/p>\n
Kvaratskhelia destroyed Bayern and Demb\u00e9l\u00e9 was not forgiving<\/h2>\n![\"Dembele\"](\"https:\/\/queonnda.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/CHAMPIONS-OK-3-1.jpg\")
PHOTO: PSG Instagram<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nKavaratskhelia, whose match was imposing, found himself alone, already through the opposing midfield, at speed, with a world ahead of him to discover, when he connected with Fabian Ruiz, a starter in Luis Enrique’s scheme.<\/p>\n
He was on the left side of the attack, but he was the driving force behind the play that led to the first goal, which was led by the Georgian winger.<\/p>\n
Everything was already easy for him, unreachable for Upamecano.<\/p>\n
Dembele’s pass and goal, whose finishing was absolutely convincing.<\/p>\n
Only two minutes and 20 seconds of play.<\/p>\n
And a two-goal lead in the tie for PSG.<\/p>\n
More conviction, more tranquility, for the reigning champion.<\/p>\n
Even more difficult for Bayern, stifled in their best skills, when running with the ball, when revolving around Harry Kane.<\/p>\n
When Jamal Musiala plays, when Olise and Luis Diaz are on the rampage, they connect at the first opportunity.<\/p>\n
When Nuno Mendes providentially blocked the French winger’s shot (Filed under: PSG advances to another European final).<\/p>\n
Luis Enrique’s PSG play at a different level<\/h2>\n![\"semifinal\"](\"https:\/\/queonnda.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/CHAMPIONS-OK-5-1.jpg\")
PHOTO: PSG Instagram<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe number of registers that Luis Enrique’s PSG manages, the mobility (and the worked freedom) by which each piece moves on the field, the precision and quality of its players and the agile vertigo of its wingers make the Parisian team an indefensible team at times, as imperceptible to the opponent as routine for itself.<\/p>\n
But Bayern also look unstoppable when they operate like the attacking machine Vincent Kompany has created.<\/p>\n
They failed to do so on Wednesday, due to the merits of their opponents, except for some appearances by Luis Diaz or Olise.<\/p>\n
From the ambition, driving and skill of the Colombian winger, Bayern grew at times.<\/p>\n
Still far away from the goal, too far away, for which Olise first ran with one of his classic moves, his left foot, his thread… Out.<\/p>\n
A word of warning. Too fickle (Filed under: PSG advances to another European final).<\/p>\n
Controversy erupts in Munich<\/h2>\n![\"soccer,](\"https:\/\/queonnda.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/CHAMPIONS-OK-6-1.jpg\")
PHOTO: PSG Instagram<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWith the craziness of the first leg abated, with PSG taking more control of the risks with and without the ball, the Germans more contained in the final yards, always under pressure, two moves shook Munich.<\/p>\n
Two hands in two minutes, when the game passed the half-hour mark.<\/p>\n
One by Nuno Mendes, who had already received a yellow card.<\/p>\n
And another by Joao Neves inside the area, when Vitinha’s clearance hit his outstretched arm. Controversy.<\/p>\n
The first was solved by the referee with the signaling of a previous handball by Laimer.<\/p>\n
The second deserved neither his determination nor the intervention of the VAR, amidst the indignation of Vincent Kompany, gesticulating and angry.<\/p>\n
And his players, who surrounded the referee.<\/p>\n
Just after, however, it was Neuer who saved the 0-2 from a Joao Neves header.<\/p>\n
As did Safonov on the verge of halftime in Musiala’s first appearance (Filed under: PSG advances to another European final).<\/p>\n
The big favorite in Europe<\/h2>\n![\"soccer,](\"https:\/\/queonnda.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/CHAMPIONS-OK-4-1.jpg\")
PHOTO: PSG Instagram<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe second leg in Munich was different<\/p>Qu\u00e9Onnda.com<\/cite><\/blockquote><\/figure>\nPSG’s defense in Munich, always praised for its attacks, had a lot of merit.<\/p>\n
Hardly anyone can control the game as well as they did at the packed Allianz Arena.<\/p>\n
Nor to leave a team like Bayern with so few opportunities, with hardly any overflow.<\/p>\n
The team insisted and then came up against a rocky, concentrated, solid block, capable of protecting itself without the ball and, above all, a winning team.<\/p>\n
The best chances of the second half were theirs.<\/p>\n
They could have won by more. And yet Harry Kane equalized in the 94th minute.<\/p>\n
Too late. Another final awaits PSG. It is the reigning champion. And the favorite (Filed under: PSG advances to another European final).<\/p>\n
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The first leg at the Parc des Princes<\/a> a week ago, with the huge 5-4 scoreline, was a huge success, but the second leg proved that Paris Saint-Germain is not just about attack and punch.<\/p>\n It is much more, it is a team that also knows how to play other types of duels.<\/p>\n They even placated Bayern and undoubtedly reduced them, without the chances and options that are expected from their tremendous level.<\/p>\n The cross kick was a statement of Bayern’s intentions.<\/p>\n Paris Saint-Germain’s first possession as well.<\/p>\n Likewise, the first incursion by Dou\u00e9 or the first drive by Michael Olise, as well as the high level of friction that referee Joao Pinheiro was going to allow.<\/p>\n But, above all, PSG’s tremendous punch in the 0-1 (Filed under: PSG advances to another European final).<\/p>\n Kavaratskhelia, whose match was imposing, found himself alone, already through the opposing midfield, at speed, with a world ahead of him to discover, when he connected with Fabian Ruiz, a starter in Luis Enrique’s scheme.<\/p>\n He was on the left side of the attack, but he was the driving force behind the play that led to the first goal, which was led by the Georgian winger.<\/p>\n Everything was already easy for him, unreachable for Upamecano.<\/p>\n Dembele’s pass and goal, whose finishing was absolutely convincing.<\/p>\n Only two minutes and 20 seconds of play.<\/p>\n And a two-goal lead in the tie for PSG.<\/p>\n More conviction, more tranquility, for the reigning champion.<\/p>\n Even more difficult for Bayern, stifled in their best skills, when running with the ball, when revolving around Harry Kane.<\/p>\n When Jamal Musiala plays, when Olise and Luis Diaz are on the rampage, they connect at the first opportunity.<\/p>\n When Nuno Mendes providentially blocked the French winger’s shot (Filed under: PSG advances to another European final).<\/p>\n The number of registers that Luis Enrique’s PSG manages, the mobility (and the worked freedom) by which each piece moves on the field, the precision and quality of its players and the agile vertigo of its wingers make the Parisian team an indefensible team at times, as imperceptible to the opponent as routine for itself.<\/p>\n But Bayern also look unstoppable when they operate like the attacking machine Vincent Kompany has created.<\/p>\n They failed to do so on Wednesday, due to the merits of their opponents, except for some appearances by Luis Diaz or Olise.<\/p>\n From the ambition, driving and skill of the Colombian winger, Bayern grew at times.<\/p>\n Still far away from the goal, too far away, for which Olise first ran with one of his classic moves, his left foot, his thread… Out.<\/p>\n A word of warning. Too fickle (Filed under: PSG advances to another European final).<\/p>\n With the craziness of the first leg abated, with PSG taking more control of the risks with and without the ball, the Germans more contained in the final yards, always under pressure, two moves shook Munich.<\/p>\n Two hands in two minutes, when the game passed the half-hour mark.<\/p>\n One by Nuno Mendes, who had already received a yellow card.<\/p>\n And another by Joao Neves inside the area, when Vitinha’s clearance hit his outstretched arm. Controversy.<\/p>\n The first was solved by the referee with the signaling of a previous handball by Laimer.<\/p>\n The second deserved neither his determination nor the intervention of the VAR, amidst the indignation of Vincent Kompany, gesticulating and angry.<\/p>\n And his players, who surrounded the referee.<\/p>\n Just after, however, it was Neuer who saved the 0-2 from a Joao Neves header.<\/p>\n As did Safonov on the verge of halftime in Musiala’s first appearance (Filed under: PSG advances to another European final).<\/p>\n The second leg in Munich was different<\/p>Qu\u00e9Onnda.com<\/cite><\/blockquote><\/figure>\n PSG’s defense in Munich, always praised for its attacks, had a lot of merit.<\/p>\n Hardly anyone can control the game as well as they did at the packed Allianz Arena.<\/p>\n Nor to leave a team like Bayern with so few opportunities, with hardly any overflow.<\/p>\n The team insisted and then came up against a rocky, concentrated, solid block, capable of protecting itself without the ball and, above all, a winning team.<\/p>\n The best chances of the second half were theirs.<\/p>\n They could have won by more. And yet Harry Kane equalized in the 94th minute.<\/p>\n Too late. Another final awaits PSG. It is the reigning champion. And the favorite (Filed under: PSG advances to another European final).<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n A post shared by Paris Saint-Germain (@psg).<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\nKvaratskhelia destroyed Bayern and Demb\u00e9l\u00e9 was not forgiving<\/h2>\n
Luis Enrique’s PSG play at a different level<\/h2>\n
Controversy erupts in Munich<\/h2>\n
The big favorite in Europe<\/h2>\n
Technical data<\/h2>\n
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