Paris Saint-Germain qualified for the UEFA Champions League final, following an exciting 1-1 draw against Bayern Munich in the second leg of the semi-final held at the Allianz Arena.

The Parisian team secured their qualification with an aggregate score of 6-5, having previously won the first leg 5-4, setting a date in the final with Arsenal on May 30 in Budapest.

Ousmane Dembélé scored the opening goal for Paris Saint-Germain in the 3rd minute, after an impressive run by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia who penetrated the penalty area and sent a cross that Dembélé converted into the net.

The match witnessed several controversial refereeing moments, as Paris players demanded the expulsion of Nuno Mendes with a second yellow card, before the referee awarded a foul in favor of the French team. Bayern players also called for a penalty against João Neves, but the referee did not award it amidst strong protests.

Manuel Neuer shone remarkably, saving a dangerous header from Neves, and Michael Olise nearly equalized, but his shot went wide, ending the first half with Paris leading 1-0.

In the second half, both teams exchanged chances with a clear advantage for Paris Saint-Germain, but Neuer's brilliance prevented further goals, while Safonov stood firm against the few Bavarian chances.

In the 90+4 minute, Harry Kane scored the equalizer after receiving the ball inside the penalty area and skillfully striking it into the net, concluding the match with the Parisian team's qualification.