Everything you need to know ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League semi-final second leg
Bayern Munich take on Paris Saint-Germain in a blockbuster Champions League semi-final second leg tonight.
After a stunning nine-goal thriller in Paris last week, the tie is finely poised, with PSG holding a narrow one-goal advantage heading into the clash at the Allianz Arena.
At one stage in the first leg, the French champions were cruising at 5-2, only for Bayern to fight back late on to keep their hopes alive and set up a thrilling decider.
Here is everything you need to know about how to watch the match.
What time is Bayern Munich v PSG kick-off?
The match will kick off at 8pm (BST) on Wednesday, May 6, 2026.
What TV channel is Bayern Munich v PSG on? Is there a live stream?
The match will be shown live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage getting under way from 7:00pm BST.
TNT Sports subscribers can also watch the game via the HBO Max app and website.
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Bayern Munich v PSG team news
Bayern Munich will be without Serge Gnabry due to a thigh injury, while Lennart Karl and Raphael Guerreiro are both doubts as they continue to struggle with thigh and hamstring issues respectively.
Paris Saint-Germain, meanwhile, are missing Achraf Hakimi (hamstring) and Lucas Chevalier (hand), although they have no fresh injury concerns otherwise and no players currently listed as doubtful.
Quotes corner
Vincent Kompany: “They have an impressive quality in their squad, what their strength is, on top of the coaching and individual quality, is their age [of the squad]
“They are quite experienced, they progressed a lot, they gained more experience – there are very few teams in Europe like that. I am thinking about Barcelona, for example, they progressed a lot because their best players had more experience, and I think that is a reason that PSG can stay at this level for many more years to come.
“They are well set up when it comes to the age of their players. We respect them a lot, and they provide us with difficult games.
“They are difficult to handle, but we will do the same, and I think we will win.”
Luis Enrique: “When you play this kind of match, against this kind of opposition, who are without doubt the strongest team we have played against, the first thing I want to transmit to the players is that we have a one goal advantage, but that is nothing in football.
“We have the experience from last year. We are always striving to be at our best for our supporters.”
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