PSG are in the final! Kane scores in the 90th but it's not enough. Paris head to Budapest

PSG attack from the first whistle

The Allianz Arena was buzzing with hope for a comeback — Bayern needed to win by two goals. But PSG made clear from the start they had not come to Munich to sit back. As early as the 3rd minute, Kvaratskhelia finished off a brilliant Vitinha move to silence the stadium — 0-1. Bayern now needed three goals without reply.

The Bavarians had 62% possession and fired 15 shots, but Safonov was unbeatable for most of the match. Musiala, Olise and Kane created chances, yet the PSG keeper dealt with everything that came his way. Paris sat deep, defended every inch of the pitch, and hit on the counter.

Dramatic finale

In the 90th minute, when the tie appeared settled, Harry Kane headed home from a Kimmich cross to level at 1-1. The Allianz Arena erupted. Bayern pushed in stoppage time, but PSG held on until the final whistle. A 1-1 draw, PSG advance 6-5 on aggregate.

PSG in the final for the second consecutive year

Paris Saint-Germain will play in the Champions League final on 30 May in Budapest. Their opponents will be Arsenal, who eliminated Atletico Madrid. A clash between the title holders and the tournament's standout side promises to be one of the most spectacular finals in recent memory. Kane ended the semi-final double-header with four goals — but Bayern are out.