The first semi-final match of the Champions League between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich will forever go down in football history. The teams presented the fans at the Parc des Princes with a spectacular goal show, rewriting several records of the most prestigious European club tournament (5:4).

Some time ago in the history of the Champions League (starting from the moment the tournament was renamed in the 1992/93 season), the first 45 matches of the final match did not score five goals.

Rakhunok was opened by the visitors: in the 17th half, Harry Kane took the penalty that Luis Diaz scored after a foul by Willian Pacho. Prote PSG has already quickly taken the initiative. From the beginning, Khvich Kvaratskheliya with a back blow knocked out a rakhunok, and then in the 30th half, Joao Neves with a header after playing the corner of the Parisians forward.

In the 41st round, Michael Olise restored parity again (2:2), but just before the break VAR got into the game. For a super-sharp handball at the Munich goal, a penalty was awarded at the time of compensation, which Ousmane Dembele successfully converted - 3:2.

The other half of the sustricha kept the divine pace. On the 56th line, Kvaratskhelia scored a double (4:2), and without exception Dembele also scored his other goal, hitting the near goal of Manuel Noir. It seemed that the intrigue had died out after a 5:2 score, but Bayern were about to give up.

At the 65th century, Dayo Upamecano won one ball. This goal itself officially made the match the most productive semi-final in the history of the Champions League. Just after that, Luis Dias scored the ninth goal of this incredible evening, reducing Munich's lead to a minimum - 5:4.

Here we are crazy about the result when we blow the final whistle. The share of the trip to the final depends on the match-type that will take place in the middle, May 6, in Munich. We can guess that this bet will be successful in the final of the tournament in Budapest with London Arsenal or Atletico Madrid.