Bayern Munich's Harry Kane during training before PSG clash (Reuters) The PSG and Bayern Munich lesson that the Premier League must take Having put out a team to do that, Luis Enrique perhaps put it best. You could say this first leg was unique, given how it set a record for a Champions League semi-final, but there’s somehow more to come. There was even the promise of more to come, as befitting the attacking attitudes that drove this entire spectacle. Miguel Delaney 6 May 2026 17:36 What happened in the first leg? The first leg of this Champions League semi-final was played at the Parc des Princes in Paris and will go down as one of the best matches of the season. Harry Kane opened the scoring for the visitors by converting a 17th minute penalty before Khvicha Kvaratskhelia equalised and Joao Neves sent the hosts ahead. Michael Olise made the score level at 2-2 but Ousmane Dembele slotted home from the spot as PSG led 3-2 at the half-time break.…