PSG Edges Bayern in 5-4 Champions League Thriller

In a historic UEFA Champions League semi-final match on Tuesday, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) defeated Bayern Munich 5-4 at Parc des Princes, marking the highest-scoring match ever at this stage of the tournament. The game began with Bayern's Harry Kane scoring from the penalty spot.

PSG's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia equalized with a trademark finish, followed by Joao Neves putting PSG ahead. Michael Olis restored parity in a frantic first half, but PSG regained the lead in stoppage time when Ousmane Dembélé converted a penalty after a handball by Alphonso Davies.

PSG surged ahead with Kvaratskhelia's second goal, surprising goalkeeper Manuel Neuer with a low strike. Despite Bayern's efforts, including goals from Dayot Upamecano and Joshua Kimmich, the match ended with PSG holding a slender advantage.

The return leg is scheduled for May 6 at Allianz Arena, with PSG aiming for a chance to defend their title after beating Inter Milan in last season's final.