Paris Saint-Germain defeated Bayern Munich on aggregate Wednesday to secure a place in the Champions League final against Arsenal [1].
The result marks a significant milestone for the French club as they reach the tournament's deciding match, setting up a high-stakes clash with the English side.
PSG advanced following a 1-1 draw in the second-leg match played May 6, 2026 [2], at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany [3]. The draw was sufficient to protect the lead established in the first leg, where PSG defeated Bayern Munich 5-2 [4].
Combining the two matches, PSG won the semi-final tie with a total aggregate score of 6-5 [5]. The victory eliminates Bayern Munich from the competition and confirms the final matchup between PSG and Arsenal [6].
The match at the Allianz Arena saw both teams struggle to find a decisive edge in the second leg, but the cushion from the first leg proved insurmountable for the German side. PSG maintained their defensive discipline to ensure the 1-1 result held until the final whistle [2].
With the semi-final stage now complete, the focus shifts to the final. PSG will now prepare for the encounter with Arsenal to determine the champion of the tournament [6].
“PSG won the semi-final tie with a total aggregate score of 6-5”
PSG's progression to the final highlights their dominance over the two-legged tie, specifically their ability to secure a massive lead in the first leg and defend it under pressure in Munich. Facing Arsenal in the final creates a clash between two of Europe's most ambitious projects, moving PSG closer to a historic continental title.
