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‘The best match I have coached’: Luis Enrique thrilled by PSG’s 5-4 win over Bayern Munich

Luis Enrique called it ‘the best match I’ve coached’ after his PSG side edged out Bayern Munich 5-4 in Champions League semi-final first leg

Paris Saint-Germain 5-4 Bayern Munich: Champions League semi-final, first leg – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: The two best teams in Europe put on a show for the ages in Paris. Scott Murray was watching

PSG edge breathless 5-4 classic as Bayern Munich rally after Dembélé’s double

Ousmane Dembélé and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia both scored twice for PSG before Bayern Munich hit back to reduce the deficit to 5-4 in a magnificent semi-final first leg

Arsenal gear up for Atlético in search of swagger that fuelled early-season peak

Mikel Arteta’s side were at their best when they routed Atlético in October and though that confidence has been replaced by nerves the final is in reach

Bold Bayern and PSG leave Premier League elite looking more like lambs than lions

German and French clubs are showing in the Champions League they can make the most of the benefits of not having to play in a gruelling domestic competition

The race for Europe: which English clubs can qualify, how, and who needs what

The places up for grabs in Uefa’s competitions next season are a moveable feast, leaving plenty of intrigue right up to the final day

From Burnley to Bayern: Kompany trains sights on PSG and European supremacy

Manager’s grounded attitude has helped the free-scoring German giants set up a tantalising Champions League showdown and de facto final

Champions League review: cunning Kane, PSG click into form and a bloodied pundit

The semi-finals are set after a dazzling meeting between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich. But there was plenty more to talk about in the last eight

‘Is Spanish dominance in Europe coming to an end?’ – Sid Lowe answered your football questions

Sid Lowe is our Spanish football correspondent, based in Madrid, and has been covering an increasingly busy beat for years. He answered your questions on everything from the Champions League to La Liga … and lookalikes

Arsenal are painful to watch but maybe this is just how you win things

The crowd were getting anxious and players are either missing or off form but they have still reached the Champions League semi-finals

Bayern Munich 4-3 Real Madrid (6-4 agg): Champions League quarter-final, second leg – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Eduardo Camavinga was sent off for Madrid before Luis Díaz and Michael Olise earned Bayern a semi-final date with PSG

Arsenal 0-0 Sporting (1-0 on aggregate): Champions League quarter-final, second leg – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: An uncomfortable, awkward, nervy night ended in a goalless draw and Arsenal progressing to the Champions League semi-finals

Díaz and Olise late show sends Bayern into semi-finals after Real Madrid classic

Bayern Munich set up a last-four clash with PSG after beating Real Madrid 4-3 in the Champions League quarter-final second leg, sealing a 6-4 aggregate win

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