PSG Defeats Bayern Munich 2-0 in Club World Cup Quarter-Final

A first half in which both goalkeepers made stunning saves ended with Bayern Munich’s Jamal Musiala suffering what looked like a broken ankle in a collision with Gianluigi Donnarumma. The PSG goalkeeper and other players looked traumatised in the immediate aftermath of the incident, which seemed to be nothing more than an unfortunate accident. The first 30 minutes of the second half were scrappy and fairly uneventful, only for Manuel Neuer to almost gift PSG an opening goal. Ousmane Dembele failed to capitalise on his error, but PSG scored through Desire Doue after Harry Kane had given the ball away cheaply. Soon after, Kane's goal was ruled out for offside. As Bayern Munich continued their search for an equaliser, first Willian Pacho and then Lucas Hernandez were sent off, reducing PSG to nine men. Despite their numerical disadvantage, the French side doubled their lead through a counter-attack. In a final twist, Bayern Munich were awarded a penalty in added time only for it to be overturned after a pitchside review.

Full time: PSG 2-0 Bayern Munich. PSG advanced to the semi-finals with nine men as Bayern Munich pushed hard in the closing minutes. Bayern Munich are out, and PSG will face Real Madrid or Borussia Dortmund in the semi-final.

The penalty for Bayern Munich was overturned after a pitchside review. PSG scored their second goal through Ousmane Dembele in added time.

Bayern Munich continued to press for a goal against nine men, but were unable to score. PSG's Desire Doue opened the scoring, and PSG held on for the win.