UCL Debrief: Mayhem in Munich as PSG power into the final

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What happened in the Champions League semi-final between PSG and Bayern Munich?

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How did Khvicha Kvaratskhelia influence PSG's performance?

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What were Vincent Kompany's thoughts after Bayern's defeat?

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What is the controversy surrounding the handball rule discussed?

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John Bennett 0:58
On the Football Daily Podcast. Champions League Debrief.
Rafa Honigstein 1:03
Listen on BBC Sounds. It's been another thrilling European night. Paris Saint-Germain beating Bayern Munich 6-5 on aggregate.

What are the predictions for the Champions League final between PSG and Arsenal?

Rafa Honigstein 1:11
One all on the night. It means it's Arsenal against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final. What an occasion that will be live on Five Live in Budapest. Also a big night in the WSL. Manchester City are champions. A lot more on that.

How did Manchester City women achieve their first WSL title in a decade?

Rafa Honigstein 1:26
to come but let's head straight to Munich you can hear the atmosphere the Bayern Munich players on the pitch at the moment taking the applause from their fans but they were beaten tonight so much to get into I'm joined by a plethora of guests Chris Sutton is here and the stars of the EuroLeague's podcast as well one of them will be happy ESPN's Julian Laurence one of them disappointed Raphael Honigstein the European football expert commentator Conor McNamara is with us as well, and Conor, we'll start with you. Tell us the story of the game.
John Bennett 1:56
Well, John, the nine-goal thriller in the first leg in Paris a week ago, and this second leg picked up exactly where things were left off. An early goal tonight, scored by Ousmane Dembele. How important that proved to be, set up by the brilliant Kvalid Scalia. It established a two-goal lead after two minutes and 19 seconds. 2-0 on aggregate, two goals up on aggregate.

What insights did Andre Jeglertz provide about Manchester City's season?

John Bennett 2:20
It was a deficit that Bayern Munich were not going to be able to narrow. They did try. They threw everything at it. Paris Saint-Germain defended so impressively.

What are the implications of the upcoming final for both PSG and Arsenal?

John Bennett 2:29
The work rate was there. They tried their luck on occasion, but Bayern's lauded attack, which had been scoring goals for fun all season, really struggled to get things going, right at the very depth, four minutes into stoppages, Harry Kane did pull one goal back, it means that Kane has scored in six consecutive knockout stage appearances, he's only the second player to ever do that in the Champions League after Cristiano Ronaldo. Keane's personal 14th goal in the Champions League this season, but not enough. And Paris Saint-Germain celebrate, they have Arsenal in their sights, Luis Enrique's team now dreaming of winning this Champions League for a second year in a row.
Rafa Honigstein 3:07
Chris Sutton, we praised the attacks in the first leg, that amazing first leg, but what about the defensive effort? from Paris Saint-Germain, so close to keeping a clean sheet against this Bayern Munich team.
Chris Sutton 3:19
Absolutely, and for them to come to the Allianz and Bayern Munich have been so strong this season at home and to really nullify them and quieten the Bayern attack. Alisse didn't have a good game, neither did Luis Diaz, but that was a credit to the way... that PSG defended, Marquinhos and Pacho, were absolutely outstanding. Harry Kane had half a yard inside the box with a minute to go and finished, brilliant finish, devastating finish, but it was too little, too late. And, you know, we associate PSG with, you know, the beautiful game and playing with plenty of flair. This was a different type of display and they really, really impressed.
Rafa Honigstein 4:01
Julien Laurence and Raphael Honigstein are with us as well. Shall I start with the happier one or the more disappointing one? I think I'll start with Jules. Paris Saint-Germain have done it again, Jules. And as Chris was saying, a different type of performance tonight.
Julien Laurens 4:15
Yeah, really incredible. There was still a lot of man-man marking, sorry, everywhere on the pitch. We saw that. But the resilience, they show the character defensively. I agree on Pacho. I mean, I know he's a little bit short on the Kane goal, but after 93 minutes of covering everything and tackling everything and just being perfect, almost perfect.

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