Follow the return in the Champions League semi-final live

The jackpot that PSG could receive if they qualify for the final

Unlike Dortmund in the Champions League semi-final this Tuesday (9pm on RMC Sport 1), PSG could receive a nice bonus if they qualify for the Wembley final.

>> What PSG will receive if they qualify for the final

Lucas Hernandez present at the stadium tonight

“Back in time for the match… with my new knee!”, wrote Lucas Hernandez, having surgery in Austria after rupturing his cruciate ligament suffered in the first leg.

Parc des Princes is sold out

The Parc des Princes will be packed this evening with 47,000 spectators in the stands. In the case of Borussia Dortmund, 2,300 supporters traveled from the Ruhr.

PSG will play in their traditional blue and red home shirt. The German club will play in yellow and black.

Between injuries and competition, Sébastien Haller’s difficult season

As six days ago, he takes his place on the bench this Tuesday in the semi-final second leg of the Champions League against PSG (9 p.m. on RMC Sport 1), Borussia Dortmund coat or training suit on shoulders. It has become a habit too Sebastien Haller, the goalscorer of the German team, who has to settle for supporting roles in BVB. Returning to football more than a year ago after overcoming testicular cancer, the Ivorian is chasing form and has a number of problems.

>> A look back at the difficult season of Sébastien Haller, who became a knife number two in Dortmund

The young BVB hunk arriving in Paris this Tuesday… after passing his baccalaureate

Borussia Dortmund will have to wait until the final hours before they face PSG to have the full group. Kjell Wätjen, the club’s young gold nugget, will join the German delegation this Tuesday as planned, after passing his baccalaureate maths exams.

>> here we explain who Kjell Wätjen is, trained in Dortmund and captain of BVB U19s

CUP did not get the club’s approval for a controlled pitch invasion

The tifo made by Collectif Ultras Paris was finished on Sunday evening. On Monday, a final arrangement was made for a final practice at the stadium. Collectif Ultras Paris plan to enter the stadium very early this Tuesday evening, around 19:15, a little less than two hours before kick-off, scheduled for 21:00.

The presence of members at the Boulogne stand is not relevant at all. An invasion of the field is no longer negotiated, although certain groups from the Auteuil turn insisted until yesterday with the club and security.

The PSG squad for the match against Dortmund

PSG revealed the squad chosen by Luis Enrique for the Champions League semi-final return leg against Borussia Dortmund this Tuesday (9pm, on RMC Sport 1). Lucas Hernandez is the victim of a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in the first leg and is absent. This is also the case for Presnel Kimpembe in the recovery phase. Otherwise, it’s all hands on deck.

“There must be a fire,” the president of the CUP urges the entire Parc des Princes to mobilize

A few hours before the clash between PSG and Dortmund, in the semi-final return of the Champions League, Romain Mabille, the president of Collecif Ultras Paris, asks the entire crowd at the Parc des Princes to mobilize behind Luis Erice’s players. To get to the finals.

“We all have a role to play. There must be fire in the stadium, all the stands must stand up, everyone sings, everyone pushes them to the feat, says the leader of the Parisian ultras, interviewed by France Bleu What we want to ask the people at the Park is that although everyone is focused on the game, no matter what happens on the field, we must keep this fighting spirit and not give up until the end.

>> The call to set fire to the park from the president of CUP can be found here

“Last tango in Paris”, how the European press approaches Mbappé’s last at the Parc des Princes

The return of the Champions League semi-final between PSG and Borussia Dortmund this Tuesday (9pm on RMC Sport 1) is attracting the Spanish press, eager to follow Kylian Mbappé’s final European game at the Parc des Princes in the Parisian shirt. Less the rest of Europe.

>> Find out what our English and Italian colleagues think about Mbappé’s last game at the Parc in the European Cup in this article

How Parisian supporters experience Mbappé’s last European at home

This semi-final second leg between PSG and Borussia Dortmund (9pm on RMC Sport 1) must be the last Champions League game at the Parc des Princes for Kylian Mbappé. The man who brought his team to the European stage is once again eagerly awaited by his supporters, moved by the idea of not seeing him again at home in the European Cup.

“It’s a little sad. It’s not that it’s shocking, but it really does matter,” says Mathis, a supporter. “It’s an important moment, I hope he will mark the occasion by scoring a double, or even a hat-trick.” For this last dance in his garden, the fans hope that the number 7, who excited them so much, will end his journey in the capital as well as possible. “It’s a little pain in the heart,” says Antonin. “He comes from Paris, from Bondy. He played seven years at the club, he gave us many things. He missed the first leg, now he wants to answer!”

>>> Find the report from Parisian supporters here

The Madrid press follows Mbappé’s “last tango” in Paris

Madrid newspaper Marca places Kylian Mbappé on the cover of its Tuesday edition. “Last tango in Paris”, is the Spanish daily’s headline. “Mbappé wants to leave in a big way,” Marca added, referring to the player’s departure next summer, likely for Real Madrid.

Trends of Parisian composition

Luis Enrique can field an eleven that is essentially similar to the one in the first leg, this Tuesday evening.

The possible composition of the PSG: Donnarumma – Hakimi, Marquinhos, Beraldo, Mendes – Zaire-Emery, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz (or Kang-In Lee) – Dembélé, Mbappé (or Ramos), Barcola (or Mbappé).

Shocking night at the Parc des Princes!

Hi all ! The PSG of Luis Enrique and Kylian Mbappé were beaten in Germany last Wednesday (1-0), and will welcome Borussia Dortmund this Tuesday evening in the semi-final second leg of the Champions League, with the firm intention of reversing the result to play the second final of C1 in its history, against Bayern Munich or Real Madrid on June 1 at Wembley.

Kick-off at 9pm on RMC Sport 1 and in live commentary from RMC Sport.