Champions League | PSG edges out Bayern Munich in a tense encounter
The Hindu
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Paris Saint-Germain did just enough to knock defending champion Bayern Munich out of the Champions League and reach the semifinals for the second straight season, losing a tense match 1-0 on Tuesday to advance on away goals from the first leg. Bayern had to score twice after losing 3-2 at home and survived several scares in the first half before largely taking control in the second. But without the prolific Robert Lewandowski, the six-time champion lacked a cutting edge and could not add to Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting’s first-half goal against his former club.
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