Bayern vs PSG

Bayern Munich vs Paris Saint Germain: Catch the live score and updates from the UEFA Champions League round of 16 second leg at the Allianz Arena, Munich.

Benjamin Pavard got a red card in the first leg and will be out of today’s match. Messi gets the ball in the penalty area and has a chance to shoot. The Frenchman had played only the second half of the first leg due to an injury. It first squandered a two-goal lead and allowed Nantes to square 2-2, before scoring twice in the second half and take the three points home. Lionel Messi has contributed eight goals in the Champions League this season - four goals and four assists. He takes the ball wide into the penlaty area and tries to square it. Bayern now with possession close to the PSG penalty area. The Frenchman collects, holds and plays it to Messi. The intent is right but the Portuguese overhits the pass. This has all the makings of a roller coaster battle in the second half. Davies and Musiala combine with a one-two move and Musiala fires in a shot with his left foot. PSG might be thinking it could have gotten parity with the two chances - one to Messi and one to Vitinha - but it still has one half to achieve that.

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If we are in that mindset, we have the opportunity to qualify. And there is a lot of work that is done with Donnarumma, ahead of a penalty shootout." We will need to have a much more defiant approach than what we showed in the first leg. To get through, we will need to put in a top performance against a top side. We believe in ourselves, we will need to perform very well to take the qualification back to Paris. And he also can't wait to be there." Tomorrow, out on the pitch, we will need to show that we are strong and win here. "We may have the chance to pressure them. We want to enjoy ourselves and go out and qualify. "Mbappe is a player whose profile represents a danger," added Muller ahead of the game. Having Neymar in the squad would always be an additional asset to score goals." Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League round of 16 second leg](https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/news/bayern-munich-vs-psg-live-stream-champions-league-watch-messi-and-mbappe-online-time-tv-channel/) on Wednesday are already a hot topic of discussion.

For the fifth time in seven years, PSG's expensively assembled squad has been knocked out in the Champions League last 16, this time by Bayern.

We had a lot of important absentees in the first game and in the second game. Had a golden chance to open the scoring for PSG in the first half, but he wasn't clinical enough with the empty goal gaping. In the end, we deserved to win" [Sadio Mane](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/169797/Sadio-Mané), who replaced Musiala as a late substitute, or [Leroy Sane](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/202641/Leroy-Sané). Yet he joined PSG in 2021 with the challenge of helping the French team finally win their first Champions League, and for the second successive season, he and PSG have gone out in the round of 16. Right now, though, only Musiala is looking like the kind of world-class player that Bayern used to have in abundance. The Bayern star dominated the midfield and his first-half shoulder charge on Messi summed up how he approached this game. This isn't a vintage Bayern team, but nobody will want to face them in the latter stages simply because they know how to win in this competition. This might just have been the game in which Messi saw his last chance of one more Champions League crown disappear forever. Bayern had to weather an early PSG storm before taking control of this game, but once Choupo-Moting put them ahead on 60 minutes, the tie was in the bag. In continental competition, all PSG's Qatari owners have to show for their mammoth investment in the club is one final appearance. PSG, who lost to Bayern in Lisbon, Portugal, in their only Champions League final appearance to date in 2020, crashed out 3-0 on aggregate after losing the first-leg 1-0 in Paris.

Minute-by-minute report: Another year, another limp Champions League exit for Paris Saint-Germain. Scott Murray was watching.

42 min: Ramos ships possession, allowing Davies to slither this way and that, into the PSG box from the left. 64 min: Another corner for PSG out on the right. Verratti attempts to shepherd the ball out for a goal kick, but over-estimates the pace of the ball. 67 min: A snapshot by Mbappe from a tight angle on the left. Sane has the chance of feeding Davies into the box down the right, but misplaces the pass; it’s deflected, and he has to settle for a corner. 72 min: Bayern are probing for the goal that would surely kill this tie for good. 75 min: Sane dribbles this way and that, down the left flank and into the PSG box. 74 min: A bit of space for Mendes, 25 yards out in a pocket on the left. Kimmich brushes Verratti off the ball with absurd ease near the Bayern box, then launches a counter. A yellow would have seen him suspended for the first leg of the quart… “PSG have underperformed for the nth time. 90 min: There will be five added minutes, though PSG just want to go home now.

Can PSG prevent a second straight UEFA Champions League Round of 16 exit when they take on Bayern Munich in their own den?

They will then face a tricky fixture against Champions League challengers Rennes on 19th March. Having lost 1-0 at the Parc des Princes, Christophe Galtier's men have their task cut out against Bayern in the second leg. "If he passes a first player, there will be another one behind.