„Give everything!“: Bayern fans with triple choreo in Paris | OneFootball

European Cup evenings live from great images. Before the clash between Paris Saint-Germain and FC Bayern, the Munich fans at the Prinzenpark provided just such a moment.

Shortly before kick-off of the first leg of the Champions League semi-final, the Bayern supporters presented a striking choreography in the visitors‘ block. A large banner in red and white read: „Give everything for our dream!“ In doing so, the fans sent out a clear signal ahead of one of the most important matches of the season.

The lettering stretched across the entire Bayern block, with a red and white Bayern logo in between. The action was a visual reminder of the fans‘ clear message: Vincent Kompany’s team should give their all in Paris to get one step closer to the final.

The record champions‘ supporters had already given the fans goosebumps with a large choreo at the home game against Real Madrid, when a red and white FCB jersey could be seen across the south curve of the Allianz Arena, accompanied by the slogan „Everything in our hands“.

Bayern with a strong record against Paris

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The clash with PSG is also highly charged in sporting terms. FC Bayern go into the semi-final with eleven wins from twelve Champions League matches and could reach a historic mark with another success. In addition, Munich have won all of their last five head-to-head meetings with Paris.

Kompany is relying on a prominent starting eleven in Paris, with Manuel Neuer in goal and Josip Stanisic, Dayot Upamecano, Jonathan Tah and Alphonso Davies starting in front of him. Michael Olise, Jamal Musiala, Luis Díaz and Harry Kane are expected to provide a threat in attack.

Nevertheless, Bayern face a tricky task against Paris. Both teams are among the most prolific scorers in the competition this Champions League season, and PSG go into the semi-final with plenty of attacking quality. In the visitors‘ block, the Munich fans have already made their message unmistakable before the first touch of the ball.