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22:48 BST - And with that, we're wrapping up the Football Tracker. Thanks for joining us!
22:46 BST - PSG winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia to TNT Sports: "Very happy we're in the final. We know it will be difficult against Arsenal.
"Bayern is one of the best teams right now. It was very difficult. The hardest one in the season.
"We showed we can play against these teams. I will give everything for this badge."
22:44 BST - PSG boss Luis Enrique to TNT Sports: "Good memories. We could leave the match with a lot of intensity. The defence were better than the attack. The character we showed against a team like Bayern is so positive. We're so happy to reach a second Champions League final in a row.
"It was very intense. Very difficult. They play football at the highest level. Both teams are similar, we love to press higher.
"In two days I'm going to celebrate my birthday. I'm very happy. We're in the final of the Champions League. We want to give our supporters that kind of gift."
22:30 BST - Bayern Munich's Jonathan Tah to TNT Sports: "They deserved to go to the final. Both games were close. They were different games - you can't compare them. They won twice so you have to give it to them. They scored the first goal really fast. They defended really good for a lot of minutes. We didn't put enough pressure on the backline.
"It feels very disappointing right now. To be successful, you have to deal with difficult moments. You can't always be the winning team. We can be proud of the way we handled ourselves and gave everything."
22:21 BST - PSG captain Marquinhos has become the Brazilian player with the most-ever Champions League appearances, overtaking the legendary Roberto Carlos.
22:08 BST - Paris Saint-Germain became the first French club to reach three UEFA Champions League (UCL) finals with a 1-1 semi-final second-leg draw against Bayern Munich, helping the holders prevail 6-4 on aggregate.
Read our report: PSG reach back-to-back Champions League finals with battling win over Bayern
22:07 BST - So we have our final!
PSG versus Arsenal, May 30th, Budapest.
22:03 BST - We will have reaction for you as soon as it drops.
21:59 BST - FULL-TIME! Bayern Munich 1-1 PSG (5-6 agg)
21:57 BST - GOAL! Harry Kane strikes an equaliser for Bayern on the night, but is it too late?
21:53 BST - We're into five minutes of added time.
21:50 BST - Manuel Neuer is still pulling out some spectacular saves as his side faces rapid counterattacks from PSG.
We're nearing the end of normal time, and Bayern Munich still need two goals.
22:33 BST - Michael Olise cuts in from the right and hits a decent shot, but Matvey Safonov saves.
The home fans are doing everything they can to push their side on.
21:26 BST - Bayern have had 74 per cent possession over the opening 15 minutes of the second half but PSG seem happy to absorb all the pressure.
21:08 BST - We're back underway for the second half.
20:50 BST - HALF-TIME! Bayern Munich 0-1 PSG (4-6 agg)
20:46 BST - Right as we say it, Jamal Musiala gets a couple of efforts away, one of which is parried away.
20:45 BST - The hosts are pressing forward but are yet to have a shot on target as we approach half-time.
20:35 BST - Bayern fans are throwing objects onto the pitch, and Manuel Neuer is pleading with them to stop.
20:33 BST - Bayern Munich see two appeals for handball in the box turned down by VAR, and both looked rather suspect.
Vincent Kompany is absolutely raging on the touchline.
20:10 BST - Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has assisted his sixth goal at the 2025 UEFA Champions League, no player has more.
20:05 BST - GOAL! A dream start for PSG!
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia runs with the ball and plays a delightful ball across the box to Ousamane Dembele, who hammers home to put PSG 1-0 up on the night, and 6-4 up on aggregate.
Picking up where they left off!
20:02 BST - We're up and running at the Allianz!
19:30 BST - In six Champions League contests at Allianz Arena this season, Bayern Munich have secured all 18 points on offer with 20 goals scored and six conceded. Bayern are in the midst of a nine-match home unbeaten streak in all competitions.
PSG boast a fine away record in the competition this season with five wins, one draw, and just one loss. The French side are on a six-match away winning streak.
19:05 BST - The team news is in for Bayern Munich versus PSG.
Vincent Kompany has made one change to Bayern's starting XI from the first leg - Konrad Laimer comes in today for Alphonso Davies.he oth
For Luis Enrique's PSG, Fabian Ruiz comes in today for the injured Achraf Hakimi.
17:28 BST - Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany has promised to stick with his high-octane, high-risk approach in Wednesday's Champions League semi-final second leg against holders Paris Saint-Germain.
Despite the match in the French capital being lauded as one of the best games of the modern era, Kompany and his side have faced criticism for being too vulnerable at the back.
But the former central defender has repeatedly promised not to change a thing and even doubled down as six-time European Cup winners Bayern look to blast their way to the final in Budapest.
Read more: Bayern boss Kompany expects repeat fireworks in PSG Champions League semi
17:25 BST - Luis Enrique will join a select group of coaching greats if he leads Paris Saint-Germain to Champions League glory again this season, and it is his remarkable management that has the French club tantalisingly close to reaching the final once again.
PSG head to Munich for the second leg of their semi-final against Bayern on Wednesday, defending a 5-4 lead from an incredible first meeting, which was one of the greatest matches in the competition's history.
"It was the best game I have been fortunate enough to be involved in as a coach," Luis Enrique said after that encounter at the Parc des Princes.
He nevertheless believes his side will need to score another three goals at the Allianz Arena in order to see off the German champions and secure a place in the May 30th final in Budapest.
Read more: Coaching great? Enrique's PSG on brink of another Champions League final
17:02 BST - Before we get into tonight's game, how about a bit of fallout from last night's action at the Emirates?
- How Arsenal battled past Atletico to reach their second Champions League final
- Rice delighted with Arsenal supporters after historic win over Atletico
- 'The fans want to win': Simeone questions Atletico future after UCL exit
- 'Best defence in Europe': Lehmann hoping Arsenal triumph in Champions League
17:00 BST - Welcome back!
Just the small matter of a second leg between defending champions PSG and six-time winners Bayern Munich.
The pair put on a barnstormer last week with the Parisiens edging a nine-goal thriller 5-4. Who will earn the right to face Arsenal in the final in Budapest?
Tuesday, May 5th
22:45 BST - That's a wrap tonight. Thanks for being with us.
Join us again tomorrow to see whether it's PSG or Bayern Munich that will take on Arsenal in Budapest. Night!
22:40 BST - Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta in his press conference:
"It's an incredible night. We made history again together.
"I cannot be happier or prouder of everyone involved in this club. Outside the stadium was special and unique.
"The atmosphere the supporters generated, the energy, it made it special. I never felt that in the stadium.
"We put everything. The boys did an incredible job. After 20 years, and for only he second time in our history, we are back in the Champions League final."
22:25 BST - Arsenal's Declan Rice to Amazon Prime: "It is chaos in the dressing room. I don't think you can underestimate what we have done in this competition up to this point. I think we have every right to celebrate that moment.
"It's the most prestigious competition in club football. We are just trying to soak it all in.
"We knew coming into the game what was at stake. If you can't get up for that, then you can't get up for any game of football. When we went 1-0 up, I knew we were going to win. I could feel something special building."
22:12 BST - Arsenal match-winner Bukayo Saka to Amazon Prime: "It's so beautiful. We're all so happy. This was a high-pressure game, and we managed it well to get to the final.
"There's no way you'll come to this situation and not have pressure. It's a semi-final, and we're fighting for the Premier League - so we expect people to be talking about us and criticising us. We block it out and focus on getting the job done.
"It's a beautiful story, and I hope it ends well in Budapest."
22:06 BST - Arsenal are undefeated in their last 14 games in the UEFA Champions League, their longest unbeaten streak ever in the competition (since at least 2004/05).
They have equalled their club record for most wins in a single season (41 across all competitions), previously winning 41 in the 1970/71 campaign.
22:02 BST - Bukayo Saka’s first-half strike sent Arsenal through to only their second-ever UEFA Champions League (UCL) final – exactly 20 years after their first – as the Gunners beat Atlético Madrid 1-0 in the second leg of their semi-final (2-1 on aggregate).
Read our report: Arsenal reach Champions League final after narrow second leg win over Atletico
21:57 BST - A moment for Atletico Madrid's French star Antoine Griezmann, who has seemingly played his last-ever European match.
21:56 BST - Arsenal's first Champions League final for 20 years and finally another chance at the elusive European trophy they crave.
Emirates is rocking, naturally.
We'll have reaction for you when it drops.
21:54 BST - FULL-TIME! Arsenal 1-0 Atletico Madrid (2-1 agg)
Arsenal are in the final!
21:53 BST - It's all kicking off in the technical area with both benches scrapping.
Yellows are flying out all over the shop.
21:51 BST - Both managers have seen a yellow card in added time in the belting rain.
Seconds left for the Gunners...
21:48 BST - There are five minutes of added time to be played.
21:38 BST - We're into the final 10 minutes of normal time, and Atletico Madrid are turning the screw without creating anything overly threatening.
Can Arsenal stick it out to the whistle?
21:24 BST - Gyokeres has a glorious chance to put the Gunners two up, but the Swedish forward fails to get a good contact on the cross from Hincapie.
21:20 BST - Atletico have had 65 per cent possession over the opening 15 minutes of the second half.
They've been on the front foot since the break.
21:09 BST - Atletico find themselves with a great chance at an open goal, but Giuliano Simeone is just about dealt with at the last moment by Gabriel.
VAR checks for an offence, but there's nothing given.
21:03 BST - We're back underway.
21:00 BST - Arsenal have a record of W10, D1, L0 when scoring the opening goal in the Champions League this season.
20:47 BST - HALF-TIME! Arsenal lead 2-1 on aggregate against Atletico Madrid.
20:45 BST - GOAL! Bukayo Saka scores just before half-time to give Arsenal the lead.
The ball lands at the feet of Leandro Trossard, who forces a save out of Jan Oblak before Saka applies the finish on the rebound.
20:35 BST - Arsenal appeal for two penalties in quick succession, one for a foul on Trossard and one for handball, but both are waved away and cleared by VAR.
It's been a very, very cagey first half.
20:17 BST - Arsenal have had 72 per cent possession over the opening 15 minutes of this game, but no major clear-cut chances just yet. It's a tad scrappy.
20:00 BST - We are underway at the Emirates! Who will be taking their place against Bayern or PSG?
19:07 BST - In matches on the road in the competition this season, Atletico have two wins, two draws, and three losses.
Hosts Arsenal are unbeaten in home matches this Champions League season, with five wins and one draw from their six contests at home.
19:00 BST - The lineups are in for Arsenal's huge second leg against Atletico Madrid.
Mikel Arteta has made five changes to the starting XI from the first leg – Riccardo Calafiori, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Bukayo Saka, Eberechi Eze, and Leandro Trossard come in today for Martin Zubimendi, Gabriel Martinelli, Martin Odegaard, Piero Hincapie, and Noni Madueke.
Diego Simeone has made one change – Robin Le Normand comes in today for Johnny Cardoso.
18:05 BST - Bukayo Saka's return from injury has jolted Arsenal's attack back into life just in time for the Gunners to dream of a Premier League and Champions League double.
Saka scored and provided an assist for Viktor Gyokeres as Mikel Arteta's men bagged three goals for the first time in 16 games in Saturday's 3-0 win over Fulham.
All three goals arrived before Saka was withdrawn by Arteta at half-time to protect the England winger, who has been nursing an Achilles injury in recent months.
Read more: 'Hungry' Saka the difference maker Arsenal need for Atletico showdown
18:01 BST - The visitors have scored in 12 straight Champions League contests this season. They haven't been shut out since their last meeting with Arsenal, a league phase loss.
18:00 BST - For Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez, the consequences of Tuesday's Champions League semi-final clash at Arsenal may go beyond booking a ticket to Budapest at the end of May.
The Argentine forward, linked with a move to Arsenal as well as to Spanish champions Barcelona, has seemed at times to be getting itchy feet in the Spanish capital.
It is crucial for coach Diego Simeone and the club to convince Alvarez that he can achieve his dreams at Atletico by ousting Mikel Arteta's Premier League leaders in London.
Read more: Atletico out to prove ambition against Arsenal as Alvarez ponders future
17:29 BST - Mikel Arteta expects Arsenal to play like "beasts" against Atletico Madrid as they aim to reach the Champions League final for the first time since 2006.
Arteta's side earned a 1-1 draw in the semi-final first leg in Madrid last week, putting them in position to finish the job at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday.
After losing to Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-finals in 2025, Arteta said Arsenal are determined to go one step further this time.
"We will take to the pitch as beasts tomorrow and enjoy the moment and go for it," he told reporters on Monday.
Read more: Mikel Arteta warns Atletico will face Arsenal 'beasts' in Champions League
17:25 BST - Welcome back to Flashscore's Football Tracker for the Champions League semi-final second legs.
It's a massive one tonight as Arsenal aim to reach their first Champions League final since the 2005/06 season.
They host Atletico Madrid at 20:00 BST at the Emirates with the aggregate scoreline poised at 1-1.
