Bayern/PSG – Fabian Ruiz already looking ahead to the final

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·7 May 2026

Bayern/PSG – Fabian Ruiz already looking ahead to the final

This Wednesday, Paris Saint-Germain traveled to Germany to face Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final, and came away with a 1-1 draw (5-6 on aggregate, Bayern/PSG highlights). Speaking to PSG TV, 30-year-old Parisian midfielder Fabian Ruiz discussed this qualification.

Fabian Ruiz: “There is one match left to become European champions”

“We’re very happy. We played a great match against a very difficult team, a top-level side. Playing a great match here, the way we played, is not easy. We’re very happy: me, the whole team, all the staff, everyone… We have to keep going, recover, because it was a difficult match. We’re happy! Thanks to the supporters for everything they do for us, it’s incredible. Coming here, to Bayern’s stadium, and singing for 90 minutes, isn’t easy. Thank you very much, there is one match left to become European champions for a second time. Now we have to keep working. It won’t be easy, but we have to keep going, work, and recover.”

It’s done for PSG, who reach the Champions League final for the second year in a row. At the end of a tight, hard-fought match, the Parisians had to battle until the very end to hold on to this score against a Munich side that believed in its chances until the very last second.

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Unlike the first leg, this match was more closed, more defensive, with the awareness that everything would be decided on Wednesday night. By scoring in the opening minutes, PSG put themselves in the perfect position to go through, but it could have become more difficult if they had chosen to shut the game down. Experience probably allowed the team to stay in the match, to keep attacking, and to always look to create danger. So PSG have booked their place in the final, something to savor before perhaps achieving a historic double.

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