Carrinho leads to the expulsion of Luis Díaz, leaving Bayern with 10 in PSG 0x2; Hakimi suffers criminal entry Por Carolina Costa
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Paris Saint-Germain hosts Bayern Munich at the Parc des Princes, in Paris, this Tuesday, November 4, 2025, in the fourth round of the Champions League league phase. Italian referee Maurizio Mariani commands the match, which started with Bavarian dominance. In the 3rd minute, Luis Díaz opened the scoring for the visitors after a rebound in the area.
PSG, coached by Luis Enrique, played with Lucas Chevalier in goal, a defense with Hakimi, Beraldo, Pacho and Mendes, a midfield with Zaïre-Emery, Vitinha and Ruiz, and an attack formed by Barcola, Dembélé and Kvaratskhelia. On Bayern’s side, under the command of Vincent Kompany, Manuel Neuer defended the arc, with a defensive line of Laimer, Stanisic, Upamecano and Guerreiro, a middle with Kimmich, Pavlovic and Olise, and a front with Gnabry, Kane and Díaz.
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First moves set the pace
The ball rolled at 5pm (Brasília time), with Bayern taking the lead early on. The German team, undefeated in the competition with three victories, pressed high and exploited mistakes by the Parisian defense. PSG, also with 100% success, tried to respond with quick transitions, but came up against the Bavarian solidity.
- In the 2nd minute, Hakimi attempted a low pass into the area, but Bayern’s defense cleared it away.
- In the 4th minute, a rebound favored Díaz, who finished from short distanceto 1-0.
- In the 7th minute, Laimer passed low on the edge of the area, but the block came quickly.
The game remained balanced in the first ten minutes, with ball possession divided by 52% for PSG. Both teams prioritized control in midfield, avoiding excessive risks.
Díaz goals consolidate Bavarian lead
Bayern doubled in the 32nd minute, when PSG’s defense failed to clear the ball. Luis Díaz received the ball on the edge of the area and finished with precision into the right corner, making it 2-0. The Colombian, in great form, celebrated the second goal of the night and became the highlight of the first half.
Before the second goal, PSG created chances. In the 30th minute, Barcola finished low after Mendes’ cross, but Neuer saved safely. In the 34th minute, Kang-in Lee, who had replaced the injured Dembélé, shot from outside the box, but the ball went wide.
In the 31st minute, Gnabry hit the left post with a shot from inside the area, wasting a clear opportunity. These moments showed Germany’s efficiency in converting few chances.
The 0-2 score reflects Bayern’s technical superiority, which has completed 15 games unbeaten in official competitions. PSG, under pressure at home, needs to adjust its marking for the second half.
Hakimi incident and VAR review
At 45+3 minutes, Luis Díaz committed a hard foul on Achraf Hakimi, who fell injured to the pitch. Referee Mariani showed yellow initially, butthe VAR called a review. The entry, considered reckless, resulted in a direct expulsion for the Colombian.
Hakimi received medical attention and was replaced by Senny Mayulu at 45+7. The Moroccan, a key player on the right flank, leaves PSG with a major loss. The VAR decision, taken at 45+4, changed the scenario of the match.
Bayern, now with 10 players, managed the end of the opening time. Harry Kane tried at 45+8, but Chevalier saved the header. The incident sparked discussions between the banks, with Luis Enrique demanding more intensity.
Minute by minute of the first half
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- 3′: Bayern goal! Rebound in the area fell to Luis Díaz, who finished from close range and opened the score at 0-1.
- 22′: PSG’s goal disallowed. Dembélé scored irregularly, but the VAR confirmed it was offside after review.
- 24′: Substitution at PSG. Dembélé leaves injured, Kang-in Lee enters the field.
- 32′: Díaz’s second goal! Defensive error allows for a shotprecise action, Bayern goes 0-2.
- 45+3′: Díaz’s expulsion. Harsh tackle on Hakimi leads to a red card after VAR; Bayern gets 10.
- 45+7′: Hakimi injured. Full-back is replaced by Mayulu; medical care takes time on the lawn.
- 45+9′: Half-time. Final whistle of the first half, with Bayern leading and the game still in progress.
Parisian attack seeks reaction
PSG dominated possession in the final minutes, with 58% of the ball. Fabian Ruiz tried in the 43rd minute, but sent it over the crossbar. Vitinha committed a foul in the 44th minute, stopping the Bavarian counterattack.
Kvaratskhelia suffered an injury in the 35th minute, but continued on the field. The recently signed Georgian showed speed, but missed decisive passes. Bayern, in turn, bet on quick counterattacks with Kane and Gnabry.
In the 28th minute, Upamecano committed a foul on Barcola, generating a dangerous free kick. In the 29th minute, offside stopped Kane’s advance. These moves highlight the physical intensity of the confrontation.
Bavarian defense holds pressure
Manuel Neuer was decisive in the 30th minute, blocking Barcola’s shot in the area. The German goalkeeper, aged 39, maintains an average of 0.67 goals conceded per game in the Champions League. The defensive line, with Stanisic and Upamecano, cleared crosses from Mendes and Hakimi.
In the 18th minute, Kimmich’s corner was intercepted by the defenseParisian. Pavlovic got a rebound, but was blocked, generating another corner. Bayern won 12 tackles in the first half, compared to PSG’s 8.
Zaïre-Emery advanced in the 12th minute, but lost in the area. In the 15th minute, offside caught Kvaratskhelia making a quick exit. Defensive solidity allows Bayern to exploit opponent mistakes.
Perspectives for the add-on
With the break, the game remains open. PSG, favorites at home, use their numerical superiority to apply pressure. Bayern, experienced, manages the pace and aims for counterattacks. Additions of 3 minutes in the first half showed balance.
Partial statistics indicate 5 shots on goal for Bayern against 4 for PSG. Ball possession: 48% Bayern, 52% PSG. Fouls: 6 for each side. The clash, between undefeated leaders, promises excitement in the second half.
The match continues, with live broadcast on channels such as TNT Sports and HBO Max in Brazil. Fans fill the Parc des Princes, with 47 thousand in attendance. Bayern are looking to maintain their 15-game unbeaten run; PSG, defend the 2024/25 title.
