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PSG reach Budapest after 1-1 in Munich, Enrique hails maturity

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PSG draw 1-1 at Bayern to advance 6-5 on aggregate and reach a second straight Champions League final in Budapest. Luis Enrique praises the team’s maturity and fan connection, Marquinhos credits a collective mentality, and Fabian Ruiz thanks travelling supporters while looking ahead to Arsenal. Fans vote Khvicha Kvaratskhelia best player, with Willian Pacho close after UEFA’s award.

Report: Arsenal are monitoring PSG winger Bradley Barcola, who has 12 goals and 7 assists this season, with Barcelona, Liverpool and Bayern also interested ahead of the summer window.open

Brest coach Eric Roy demands a ‘reaction of pride’ after a poor display vs PFC, urging ambition before facing PSG at the Parc, where Paris could clinch the title. He backs Zogbé and Le Guen.open

Fans pick Khvicha Kvaratskhelia as PSG’s best player at Bayern, with Willian Pacho close after UEFA’s Man of the Match. Warren Zaïre-Emery impressed filling in at right-back during Achraf Hakimi’s injury.open

Harry Kane calls PSG slight favourites over Arsenal in Budapest, praising Luis Enrique’s side while expecting a tight, even final.open

PSG players dined at Prunier to mark Luis Enrique’s 56th birthday, with the coach absent as the squad celebrated and debriefed their Munich night together.open

Manuel Neuer says Bayern lacked ‘killer instinct’ and missed key moments as PSG advanced 6-5 on aggregate despite a 1-1 draw in Munich.open

Fabian Ruiz praises PSG’s ‘great match’ in Munich, thanks fans and urges recovery before Budapest. PSG draw 1-1 at Bayern to advance 6-5 on aggregate and chase a second consecutive Champions League title.open

PSG draw 1-1 at Bayern to reach a second straight Champions League final, 6-5 agg. Luis Enrique hails ‘maturity’, fan connection and targets Brest win plus Budapest, saying: ‘It shows what kind of team we are.’open

Analysis of Arsenal’s unbeaten run and defensive strength, outlining plans to exploit PSG’s high line, set-pieces and central runs to hurt Luis Enrique’s side in Budapest.open

PSG reach the Bigger Cup final after a draw at Bayern, amid Bayern grievances over handball calls. Ticket allocations for Budapest are limited as Arsenal ponder how to handle Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.open

PSG qualify after a 1-1 draw at Bayern, 6-5 agg. Marquinhos lauds hard work and a collective mentality instilled by the coach, Luis Campos and the president, calling it the key to a second straight final.open

Willian Pacho credits collective defending and sticking together as PSG edge Bayern, 6-5 agg, to reach the Budapest final vs Arsenal. He stresses ambition to win while focusing first on the league.open

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia vows to ‘give everything’ versus Arsenal after starring in PSG’s run. Martin Keown rejects ‘bottling’ claims as the Gunners chase the league and Champions League.open

Bayern’s Christoph Freund confirms Tornike Kvaratskhelia, brother of PSG star Khvicha, trained at their Campus and scored in a U17 trial match. A move would need to wait until he turns 18.open

Reaching the Champions League final earns PSG an extra €18.5m, taking their UCL haul to about €139.4m this season, with more possible if they beat Arsenal in Budapest.open

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PSG reach Budapest after 1-1 in Munich, Enrique hails maturity