PSG are on brink of greatness if they can win Cham...
Key takeaways
- Arsenal could stop them reaching that pinnacle in the Champions League final in Budapest, Hungary, next month, but they might not even believe that inside the Emirates.
- But don't let the scoreline, made acceptable for Bayern by Harry Kane's stoppage time equalizer, fool you.
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Why this matters: a sports story that could shift standings, legacies, or fan conversations.
Arsenal could stop them reaching that pinnacle in the Champions League final in Budapest, Hungary, next month, but they might not even believe that inside the Emirates.
After last week's epic drama in the Parc des Princes, when Luis Enrique's team edged an incredible semifinal first leg against Bayern Munich in a 5-4 victory, the reigning European champions finished the job with a 1-1 draw in the Allianz Arena to seal a 6-5 aggregate win.
But don't let the scoreline, made acceptable for Bayern by Harry Kane's stoppage time equalizer, fool you. After taking a third-minute lead through Ousmane Dembélé following Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's burst down the left flank, PSG controlled the game and could have scored five again, just as they did on their last visit to the Allianz for last season's Champions League final against Inter Milan.