Paris Saint-Germain pulled off a dramatic victory against Bayern Munich despite being reduced to nine men, clinching a spot in the semi-finals of the FIFA Club World Cup.
In a pulsating quarter-final clash, the French champions demonstrated resilience and tactical discipline to outlast the German giants, sealing a narrow but decisive win. PSG were forced to play with a numerical disadvantage after two players received red cards in a fiercely contested encounter that tested the depth and character of the squad.
Despite the setback, the Parisian side held firm defensively and capitalised on a rare opportunity to find the back of the net, leaving Bayern frustrated in their quest to equalise. The lone goal proved sufficient as PSG clung to their lead, repelling waves of Bayern attacks with grit and determination.
The match saw heightened tensions and a flurry of bookings, underlining the stakes at this stage of the tournament. PSG’s triumph not only showcased their mental strength but also booked them a place in the last four, as they continue their pursuit of a maiden Club World Cup title.
The result marks another chapter in PSG’s growing legacy on the international stage, while Bayern are left to reflect on missed chances and what could have been.
