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In an unprecedented Champions League semi-final, PSG defeated Bayern Munich 5-4 on April 28, 2026, in Paris. This match featured a record nine goals, showcasing an extraordinary level of attacking football.

Key statistics:

• PSG scored a total of 5 goals during the match.
• Bayern Munich netted 4 goals.
• The match included the most goals ever in a Champions League semi-final first leg.
• Ousmane Dembele scored a penalty in stoppage time to give PSG a crucial lead at halftime.
• Khvicha Kvaratskhelia contributed significantly by scoring twice for PSG.

This match marked the first time in a European semi-final that both teams scored four or more goals. Harry Kane opened the scoring for Bayern Munich at the 17th minute, while PSG responded vigorously with three goals in the first half.

Notably, Bayern’s goalkeeper Manuel Neuer failed to make a single save throughout the match. Thierry Henry described the game as one that had everything and praised its high-quality football. He also remarked, “Rest in peace to anyone who missed this game.”

Looking ahead, if five or more goals are scored in the second leg on May 5, it will set a record for the highest-scoring Champions League knockout tie in history. The attacking prowess displayed by both teams sets high expectations for the upcoming match at Allianz Arena.