PSG reach Champions League final 6-5 on aggregate
SkimNews Take
Bayern needed Kane's injury-time equalizer merely to close within one goal on aggregate, suggesting their once-feared late-pressure identity now salvages scorelines rather than overturns ties.
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- Paris St-Germain sealed their place in the Champions League final with a 6-5 aggregate victory over Bayern Munich, advancing as holders to defend their title
- Bayern Munich drew the second leg 1-1 at the Allianz Arena, with Harry Kane's injury-time equalizer capping late pressure that could not overturn the tie
- PSG will meet Arsenal in the final, which is set for Budapest
- The result extends PSG's reign as European champions, with the club returning to the final one year after lifting the trophy
Why it matters: PSG's aggregate victory means Arsenal face the defending champions in the Budapest final rather than a side needing to overturn a deficit. Kane's late strike ensured the margin was narrow but could not change the outcome, leaving the holders' grip on the trophy intact heading into the decider.
