on which TV channel to watch the semi-final second leg this evening? 🔴

Last Tuesday, after certainly the craziest first leg in the history of the Champions League semi-finals (5-4 at the Parc des Princes, nine goals, five reversals), PSG travels to Munich this Wednesday evening to try to validate their ticket for the final.

Opposite, Bayern only needs one goal more than Paris to turn the tide. For its part, Arsenal, qualified last night after their victory against Atlético and is already awaiting the second finalist in Budapest on May 30.

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Watch the match abroad via CyberGhost VPN

Good news for Canal+ subscribers: unlike the Tuesday matches broadcast on Canal+ Foot, this Wednesday semi-final is broadcast on Canal+ (the main channel). The basic offer at €19.99/month is enough to watch the match.

As during European evenings, the Canal Champions Club show opens the air at 7:05 p.m. this evening with the latest news, official line-ups and pre-match analysis. Kick-off will then be given at 9 p.m. Finally, the Canal+ football experts return to the post-match debrief straight away. A dream football evening ahead.

Bayern PSG in free streaming: the channels which broadcast the match abroad this Wednesday

In parallel with the broadcast provided by Canal+ in France (the sole holder of the rights to the LDC in France), other foreign channels have also programmed Bayern PSG in streaming. The number of unencrypted channels is larger than usual. Swiss RTS (in French, without registration) and Mega TV (Greece) are notably back: they only broadcast the Champions League on Wednesdays.

This evening, two channels are offering the match in French: RTS 2 (Switzerland, without registration, HD) and Club RTL (Belgium, free registration). RTS has the advantage of not requiring any account: you open the page and you have direct access to the live match. The same goes for Digi Sport (Romania) and Mega TV (Greece) which do not require registration either.

However, all of these channels are geoblocked. Expats, travelers and people traveling outside of these countries can bypass the restriction via a VPN. CyberGhost (€1.75/month over 2 years, €54.60 in total) has servers in Switzerland, Belgium, Romania, Greece and Turkey, covering the majority of channels in the table.

Note that CyberGhost VPN offers a 45-day money-back guarantee. In other words, you can use it to watch Bayern Munich PSG this evening, and request a refund immediately if you no longer use it afterwards.

Bayern PSG: how Luis Enrique prepares his players not to break down in Munich

Before this Wednesday evening’s shock at the Allianz Arena, PSG leads 5-4 in the table. That said, nothing is decided and no one in the Parisian locker room acts as if it was over. At a press conference this Tuesday in Munich, Luis Enrique was clear: “We have a one-goal advantage, but that means nothing in football.” The Spanish technician knows what he is talking about.

His team led 5-2 with 30 minutes to go last week, and Bayern scored two goals in three minutes (Upamecano 65′, Luis Díaz 68′) to come back to just one goal apart. PSG won, but they also got a warning. This is where the mental dimension comes into play. Luis Enrique summoned an unexpected reference to motivate his group: Rafael Nadal. “Rafa once said that his confrontations with Federer and Djokovic became a source of motivation. This is what we want: admiration for Bayern, but above all motivation to be better.”

The message is clear: no paralyzing respect, no cautious management, but a desire to play the match like a high-level fight. For his part, Warren Zaire-Emery confirmed this approach at a press conference: PSG will press high, look for Bayern in their camp, and play the match as if there were no results to protect. “We will try to impose our game, press them, go after them in their camp. We will have to defend high, prevent transitions, move quickly.”

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An almost provocative plan at the Allianz Arena, but consistent with the identity of PSG who have scored 43 goals in the Champions League this season (a record), the highest total of all the remaining teams. However, opposite, Bayern coach Vincent Kompany promised exactly the same thing. “It’s hard to imagine either team changing what got them here. We play at home, we want to win, we will do everything for that.”

The German international, Jonathan Tah, central defender at Bayern Munich added: “Our style of play has gotten us to where we are. It wouldn’t make sense to change anything.” Clearly, we expect to see two resolutely offensive teams, neither of which is ready to back down. The first leg saw no less than nine goals. For the beauty of the game, we hope to see as much this Wednesday evening.

In terms of lineups, PSG will have to do without Achraf Hakimi, injured in the thigh. This is a major loss on the right side, both defensively and in offensive transition. Nuno Mendes is also uncertain. On the Bayern side, Serge Gnabry remains out, but Lennart Karl could return to the group. The Allianz Arena, where Bayern have lost just one of their last 29 Champions League games (23 wins, 5 draws), will be a major factor tonight.

The Bavarians have scored exactly four goals in their two home knockout matches this season. To maintain order and manage situations on the pitch, Portuguese referee João Pinheiro was appointed. In the event of a victory or a draw (whatever the score), it is PSG which validates its ticket to the final. Bayern must win with a two-goal margin. A single goal means extra time, and possibly a penalty shootout.

Bayern Munich PSG is this Wednesday, May 6 at 9 p.m. live on Canal+ (basic offer, €19.99/month). For those abroad, RTS 2 (Switzerland, in French, without registration) and Club RTL (Belgium, in French) are streaming the match for free via a VPN like CyberGhost.

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