In Paris, things got serious before even one half had been played. In the first leg of the Champions League semi-final between Bayern and PSG, Harry Kane initially put the German record champions ahead. However, 90 percent of the goal belongs to Luis Díaz.
After a PSG attack, the Colombian took matters into his own hands and dribbled at full speed past several French players into the opposition half. Bayern then combined their way into the hosts’ penalty area. After a layoff from Jamal Musiala, the ball ended up with Díaz again. He could then only be stopped by a foul from former Frankfurt player Willian Pacho.
From the spot, Harry Kane made no mistake after 17 minutes. Nor did Khvicha Kvaratskhelia eight minutes later.
The Georgian powered through down the left, cut inside, and fired an unstoppable shot into the right corner. João Neves then even gave the home side the lead (33'). But that only lasted until the 41st minute. Michael Olise scored Bayern’s equaliser shortly before half-time.
So that is what world-class looks like on both sides.
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