PSG and Bayern Munich delivered a record-breaking nine-goal thriller in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League semi-final on April 28, 2026, at Parc des Princes. PSG won the match 5-4, marking the highest-scoring semi-final in UEFA Champions League history.
Harry Kane scored a penalty for Bayern Munich, bringing his season total to 54 goals across all competitions. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia shined for PSG, netting two goals. Ousmane Dembélé also contributed significantly, scoring a penalty and adding another goal.
This match was notable for several reasons. It was the first time in European semi-final history that both teams scored four or more goals. Additionally, Luis Enrique achieved his 50th UEFA Champions League victory, making him the fastest manager to reach this milestone.
The match statistics highlighted the intensity of the game. PSG created chances worth 1.91 expected goals (xG), while Bayern had a higher xG of 2.51. The teams combined for a total of 22 shots, with an impressive 40.1% conversion rate resulting in goals.
Bayern’s front three—Kane, Olise, and Diaz—have collectively scored 100 goals this season. However, this defeat ended Bayern’s nine-match winning streak across all competitions.
Key statistics from the match:
- PSG scored 5 goals
- Bayern Munich scored 4 goals
- Harry Kane reached 54 total goals this season
- Bayern’s front three have netted 100 goals combined
- Luis Enrique recorded his 50th UEFA Champions League win
Observers noted that it marked the first instance since the 1994-95 season that Bayern conceded five goals in a European match. The thrilling nature of this encounter sets high expectations for the second leg of the semi-final.
