The match between Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain on April 28, 2026, at Parc des Princes featured a record nine goals in a Champions League semifinal. This unprecedented level of scoring highlighted the intensity of the matchup.
Both teams entered the match following strong quarterfinal performances. Bayern defeated Real Madrid with a 6-4 aggregate score, while PSG eliminated Liverpool with two 2-0 victories. Harry Kane has been a standout for Bayern this season, scoring 52 goals across all competitions.
The game was marked by offensive prowess, with Bayern’s attack struggling early on against PSG. They faced a halftime deficit of 3-0, which was their last loss in France to PSG back in September 2017. In contrast, Ousmane Dembélé has emerged as PSG’s leading scorer this season with 16 goals.
This semifinal not only showcased skill but also set a new benchmark for scoring in Champions League history. The previous record for goals in a semifinal was broken with this match, emphasizing the high stakes involved.
Christoph Kramer remarked on the game’s excitement, stating, “I’ve never seen a match like this. With all that space, it could have ended 9–9.” Such comments reflect the thrilling nature of the contest.
The second leg of this semifinal will take place in Munich next week, where both teams will aim to secure their spots in the final.