Bayern Munich host Paris Saint-Germain in the second leg of their Champions League semi-final at the Allianz Arena on Tuesday evening, with the French side holding a narrow one-goal advantage. The first leg was described as the best Champions League match ever, as PSG led 3-1 and 5-2 before Bayern fought back, but ultimately lost. Kick-off is at 8pm, live on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max.
The opening encounter featured 13 shots on target, with PSG converting all five of theirs and Bayern netting four of eight. Betting sites have priced over 8.5 goals at 22/1 for this return fixture. Both teams come into the game on the back of league draws: Bayern were held 3-3 by Heidenheim, while PSG drew 2-2 with Lorient.
Bayern have already sealed a record 34th Bundesliga title and lead the table by 16 points, while PSG are not yet champions of France, sitting six points clear of Lens. In two-legged European ties, PSG have won 36 of 43 after winning the first leg, and have advanced in 14 of 17 when the first-leg victory came by a single goal. Bayern, however, have scored in all 51 matches this season, with 174 goals, including 42 in 12 Champions League fixtures. They also beat PSG 2-1 in the league phase in November, with Luis Diaz scoring twice before being sent off.
Team news: Bayern will be without Serge Gnabry (thigh) and Raphael Guerreiro (hamstring), while PSG are missing full-back Achraf Hakimi (hamstring) and goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier. The predicted line-ups include Harry Kane leading the attack for Bayern, with the England captain having scored 59 goals in 52 games this season, including 13 in the Champions League.
For betting tips, Bayern to win with both teams to score is available at 5/4 with Betway, while backing Harry Kane to score two or more is priced at 3/1 with Bet365. Kane has 139 goals in 143 appearances for Bayern and needs two more to equal the club's single-season Champions League record of 15, shared by Jurgen Klinsmann and Robert Lewandowski.
PSG reached the final last season, beating Inter 5-0 to lift the trophy, while Bayern are seeking a 12th final appearance and a first title since 2020, when they beat PSG 1-0. A victory for the visitors would see them reach a second successive final.
