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      Real Madrid-bound Mbappe STORMS OUT of interview after PSG beaten in Champions League semi-final

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      KYLIAN MBAPPE stormed out of an interview after being knocked out of the Champions League.The Paris Saint-Germain star was left unimpressed with one question that he was asked by reporters.Kylian Mbappe was not in a good mood after PSG’s Champions League defeatCredit: X @FabrizioRomanoHe rolled his eyes at one question from a journalistCredit: X @FabrizioRomanoHe then stormed off down the tunnelCredit: X @FabrizioRomanoMbappe, 25, was unable to help the Ligue 1 giants reach the final as they were beaten 2-0 on aggregate by Borussia Dortmund.PSG lost both legs 1-0 as they failed to score across 180 minutes of action against the Bundesliga outfit.As a result, Mbappe was not in the mood to deal with reporters after the game.He was asked whether he would be supporting Real Madrid or Bayern Munich in the other semi-final.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLInstead of answering the question, he pulled a face by rolling his eyes and stormed off. Real and Bayern face off tonight at the Santiago Bernabeu in the second leg as the sides drew 2-2 in Germany.Mbappe is expected to join Madrid in the summer as he leaves PSG at the end of his contract.The exit in the last four means that he will not get another chance to win the European competition with PSG.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSThe club has been frustrated by the tournament having never been able to lift the trophy.This is despite dominating French football in a period that has seen the club win Ligue 1 ten times since 2013.Everything you need to know about Kylian MbappePSG did reach the final of the Champions League in 2020 but lost 1-0 to Bayern Munich.The loss to Dortmund would have been even more disappointing having played the team in the group stages.PSG came out trumps with a 2-0 win and a 1-1 draw, results that, if replicated in the semi-final, would have seen them through.Mbappe is set to become Real’s highest-paid player when he joins the club in the summer.That’s despite taking a pay-cut and accepting a lower wage.He reportedly demanded a minimum of £42.8m-a-season – around £827,000-a-week – during negotiations./ More

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      Jamie Carragher agrees to new CBS Sports role after downing EIGHT PINTS and interviewing Jadon Sancho on live TV

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      JAMIE CARRAGHER has agreed to appear as a “roving reporter” on CBS Sports during next season’s Champions League.The pundit, 46, was sent to Dortmund last week as BVB took on Paris Saint-Germain at Signal Iduna Park.Jamie Carragher laughed as he recounted his Dortmund experienceCredit: CBSKate Abdo quizzed Carragher on a potential new roleCredit: CBSThe Liverpool legend interviewed Jadon Sancho after eight pints last weekCredit: CBSCarragher was welcomed as one of their own, drinking with fans before belting out You’ll Never Walk Alone on the Yellow Wall.Having returned to the studio for this week’s second leg, Carra was asked about his experience by presenter Kate Abdo.Quizzed about how he felt the next day, the former Liverpool star smiled as he admitted: “Hungover, but I loved it.”It was on the bucket list, I said that. Going to Borussia Dortmund, whether it was on this show or in years to come, as a football fan.READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”But I’ve never actually been on the Kop and sang You’ll Never Walk Alone but I’ve now done it in the Yellow Wall as I like to call it.”To sing You’ll Never Walk Alone and be in there with my new family of friends was something I’ll never forget, it was brilliant – absolutely loved it.”Following Dortmund’s 1-0 win last week, Carragher interviewed Jadon Sancho after sinking eight pints.With the gang back in the studio having been left in hysterics, Abdo made a proposal to Carragher ahead of this week’s second leg.Most read in Champions LeagueBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSShe said: “It’s funny that you mention never having been on the Kop, maybe you could request that for next season.”Because one thing did happen after you weren’t here last week. We all had a bit of an impromptu meeting with production and talent and we had a vote.Jamie Carragher interviews Jadon Sancho on live TV after EIGHT PINTS and CBS Sports studio cannot bear to watch”And the vote was, do we think you should be sent out as a roving reporter for the show, should that be your new role next season?”You did it so well, we all thought you excelled.”To this, Carragher joked: “There was no complaints, was there?”Abdo, 42, laughed before replying: “Moving on… What do you think? You have the deciding vote I guess, would you like to do that?”Carragher considered his response before saying: “Not in the group stage.”Big semi-finals, yeah, I’ll do that. Knockout stages in big atmospheres, getting in there with the crowd.”I think that this could be a spin-off show.”Abdo joked: “Man of the people… but only at elite games.”This brought a laugh from Carragher, who said: “Exactly.”Carra’s new Dortmund pals will have been delighted with how the second leg played out.READ MORE SUN STORIESMats Hummels’ 50th minute header saw BVB see out the tie 2-0 on aggregate, despite Kylian Mbappe and Co spurning numerous chances.Edin Terzic’s side will face Bayern Munich or Real Madrid in the final at Wembley – with the two sides to face off on Wednesday night locked at 2-2 from the first leg. More

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      Emotional moment Thiago Silva breaks down in tears on stage and has to be consoled at Chelsea awards ceremony

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      THIAGO SILVA was spotted in tears as he attended his final awards ceremony at Chelsea.The much-loved Brazilian had been announced as a Fluminese player just hours earlier.Thiago Silva broke down at tonight’s Chelsea end of season awardsCredit: X @TheLampardViewThe Brazilian wiped away the tears as he received a warm round of applauseCredit: X @TheLampardViewIt was confirmed earlier that Thiago Silva will join FluminenseCredit: InstagramHe is waving farewell to Chelsea after four years at the clubCredit: ReutersThe 39-year-old defender will return to the Brazilian club after confirming his exit from Chelsea.Silva was announced as a Fluminense player on social media with the tagline “The monster is back” before the Blues announced that he will link up with the team early and leave after the final game of the season.He then joined a number of his team-mates and stars from the Chelsea women’s team and academy in the Great Hall at Stamford Bridge tonight for the club’s end of season awards night.Unsurprisingly, it was Cole Palmer that was the evening’s big winner.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLThe England international has scored 24 goals and provided 13 assists since his £42.5m move from Manchester City last summer.And his displays earned him both the Men’s Players’ Player of the Year and Player of the Year prizes.But there was also a point in the night when Silva was brought up on stage, and it did not take long for his emotions to get the better of him.A supporter in attendance at the bash in West London shared footage shot on their phone that showed the fan-favourite wiping tears from his face while receiving a round of applause.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSIt is not the first time that the star has broke down as he was also in tears when confirming his exit from Chelsea in an emotional video that was released in April.Silva was signed by former boss Frank Lampard from PSG.Thiago Silva breaks down in tears as he announces Chelsea exit but plans swift return with both sons still at clubHe went on to win the Champions League with Chelsea under Thomas Tuchel in 2021 and then added the Fifa Club World Cup and Uefa Super Cup.He is a firm favourite with the Stamford Bridge faithful but his outspoken wife Isabelle has given current head coach Mauricio Pochettino a hard time in recent months with her criticism of the team and the tactics.But he is still finding it a tough choice to depart despite admitting that he did not expect to enjoy such success at the club.He said: “When I started here, it was during the pandemic so there wasn’t any fans in the stadium.“But through social media, it became something very special to me and then when the fans started coming back to the stadium and life was getting back to normal, I started to feel a lot of affection and respect for my story and for my start here.Cole Palmer was a double winner at the Chelsea awards nightCredit: Getty“The way in which I came to the club, with the support of the club, I got to the club as a leader even though I didn’t feel like it, having arrived as the new guy.“It’s always difficult to integrate but bit by bit I became part of the group and Lampard played a big part in that. I am grateful to him for that.“Not even in my wildest dreams did I imagine that I could achieve such great things and win one of the best professional titles, the Champions League, at one of the biggest clubs in the world.READ MORE SUN STORIES“Goodbyes are for those that leave and don’t come back. I intend on coming back one day.”His new team-mates will include the likes of former Real Madrid star Marcelo, ex-Bayern Munich winger Douglas Costa and Marquinhos who is on loan from Arsenal.Thiago Silva’s career statsEvery team he’s played for and the trophies he’s won:
      RS Futebol, 2002-2003: 25 games, 2 goals
      Juventude, 2004: 36 games, 3 goalsPorto B, 2004-2005: 14 games, 0 goals
      Dynamo Moscow, 2005: 0 games, 0 goals
      Fluminense, 2006-2008: 143 games, 14 goals
      AC Milan, 2009-2012: 119 games, 6 goals
      PSG, 2012-2020: 315 games, 17 goals
      Chelsea, 2020-2024: 152 games, 9 goals
      Brazil, 2008-2022: 113 games, 7 goals
      Trophies: Brazilian Cup (Fluminense); Serie A, Italian Super Cup (AC Milan); Ligue 1 x7, French Cup x5, League Cup x6, Champions Trophy x5 (PSG); Champions League, Super Cup, Club World Cup (Chelsea); Copa America, Confederations Cup (Brazil) More

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      Watch as Dortmund fans’ tifo is set alight after ‘flares are thrown at it’ before Champions League semi-final vs PSG

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      BORUSSIA DORTMUND fans’ tifo was set alight before the Champions League semi-final at PSG.The German side travelled to the French capital with a 1-0 lead from the first leg thanks to Niclas Fullkrug’s winner.Borussia Dortmund fans’ tifo was set alight at PSGCredit: GettyThe banner caught alight in the away endCredit: AFPThe atmosphere was raucous inside the Parc des Princes with the visiting fans from Germany making their voices heard. And they draped their famous club tifo over the away stands. But local media say flares thrown from the PSG fans caught the banner and set it alight. Pictures revealed the flares catching the tifo and the subsequently catching fire. READ MORE IN FOOTBALLBut Dortmund got the last laugh after winning the 1-0 on the night thanks to Mats Hummels’ header to make it 2-0 overall. They now await either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich – who are level at 2-2 – in the final at Wembley on June 1. Dortmund lost their last Champions League final to Bayern a decade ago… at Wembley. And Marco Reus told DAZN: “Indescribable. After more than ten years, I am in the final with Borussia again. Most read in Champions LeagueCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”Ousmane [Dembele] and Achraf [Hakimi] brought a tremendous amount of pace and we suffered a lot. “How we won the game, no-one will ask tomorrow. Shots against the post won’t matter tomorrow. “What counts is that Borussia Dortmund are in the final again. Nobody expected this. It’s just incredible.”Kylian Mbappe suffered yet more disappointment in his final PSG Champions League gameCredit: GettyWatch Dortmund star Karim Adeyemi’s insane skill before PSG clash leave Mats Hummels on floor in shock More

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      Ole Gunnar Solskjaer spotted in stands at PSG vs Dortmund as Man Utd fans joke he is visiting his ‘playground’

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      OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER was spotted in the stands during Paris Saint-Germain vs Borussia Dortmund.The former Manchester United boss was in attendance for Tuesday’s Champions League semi-final second leg.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was spotted in the stands at the Parc des PrincesCredit: AFPSolskjaer watched on at the Parc des Princes as Dortmund reached June’s final at Wembley Stadium.Mats Hummels’ goal sealed a 1-0 win on the night and a 2-0 aggregate victory for the German giants.They will now face either Bayern Munich or Real Madrid in the final next month.Meanwhile, Solskjaer was returning to the scene of a famous triumph from his tenure as United manager.READ MORE ON MAN UTDThe Red Devils knocked PSG out of the Champions League round of 16 back in 2019.With Solskjaer still caretaker boss after replacing Jose Mourinho, United overturned a 2-0 first leg deficit in the French capital.Marcus Rashford’s stoppage time penalty sealed a 3-1 second leg win and progression on away goals after a brace from Romelu Lukaku.Supporters were quick to reference the result on social media after spotting Solskjaer in the crowd.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSOne fan wrote: “His playground.”Another added: “Remember that night.”Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reveals he has turned down several job offers as ex-Man Utd boss names conditions to returnA third supporter also commented: “Watching the club he owns of course.”Meanwhile, one more said: “Bro went to his backyard real quick.”Solskjaer was later appointed permanent manager at Old Trafford, remaining in the role until November 2021.Pundits’ verdict on Ten Hag’s futureWhere do the pundits stand on Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United future?
      Michael Owen – He has to go
      “He cannot, simply cannot, manage this team next season. He’s not good enough.”
      Teddy Sheringham – Might stay if he wins Cup but should go
      “If United win the FA Cup, he could stay. But, for me, changes are needed and United need to get it done sooner than later.”
      Jamie Carragher – Sacked
      “I don’t see how Erik ten Hag stays. It’s just performance after performance.”
      Gary Neville – Stay if he wins the FA Cup
      “To sack a manager who’s won two trophies in his first two seasons at the club I think would be extreme.”
      Louis Saha – On the fence
      “I don’t see it as clearly but they need changes from the players but they need changes from him as well.”
      Alan Shearer – Sacked
      “I believe the future of the Man Utd manager is already determined. Even if they win the FA Cup I think he’s gone.”

      The Norwegian achieved a second place finish in the Premier League and reached the Europa League final in his final full season in charge.Despite his success with United, he has not had a senior managerial job since leaving the club.Solskjaer has been working in a role with Uefa since last year, though.Solskjaer guided Manchester United to a famous win in Paris back in 2019Credit: EPA More

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      PSG 0 Dortmund 1 (0-2 on aggregate): Sancho and Co reach Champions League final and spoil Mbappe’s farewell

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      BORUSSIA DORTMUND pulled off a superb Champions League upset to reach the final for the first time in 11 years.They will be back at Wembley on Saturday 1 June, where they lost to Bayern Munich in 2013, after downing Paris Saint-Germain.Kylian Mbappe and PSG have suffered Champions League heartbreakCredit: GettyThe German side defeated the French giants 2-0 aggregrateCredit: AFPMats Hummels headed home to silence Parc des Princes just after the breakCredit: GettyJadon Sancho outshone Mbappe as Dortmund sealed their place at WembleyCredit: GettyIt ruined Kylian Mbappe’s farewell in France as Jadon Sancho outshone the French superstar again.Manchester United fans watching on will have felt further humiliation after Monday’s mauling at Crystal Palace watching Sancho cruise into a Champions League final.Mats Hummels headed home the only goal as Edin Terzic’s side built on the hard-fought first leg win to dump PSG out and extend their long wait for European success by at least another year.PSG boss Luis Enrique had revved up the home support while the French press assumed a comeback would be straightforward.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLTheir ultras in the Virage Auteuil unveiled an elaborate banner ahead of kick off, depicting a team bus smashing through Dortmund’s Yellow Wall above the message: “We are the army of PSG and nothing can stop us.”It turns out the fifth-best team in the Bundesliga is all it takes.The end-to-end theme from the first leg was picked up here, with Mbappe, Karim Adeyemi and then Goncalo Ramos having had their own half-chances before Julian Ryerson found the side-netting.Neither PSG or Dortmund could quite get a grasp on the action, Ousmane Dembele – who missed a sitter six days earlier – blasted high and wide from close range before Adeyemi drew a fine stop from Gianluigi Donnarumma.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSAside from his volley and a couple of moments of flash footwork, Mbappe had been on the fringes, isolated on the left.Having been upstaged by Sancho a week ago, many expected the Real Madrid-bound sensation to set the record straight in his home city – but the Englishman was more eye-catching once again.Mbappe laughs and brutally shuts down thought of joining ArsenalThis was Mbappe’s most important game in seven years at Parc des Princes, a final chance to get a shot at cementing his legacy with a Champions League title before the expected move to LaLiga this summer and it fell flat.There is still a French Cup final against Lyon to be won, but this was the big one.After a flat first half PSG had looked to be getting things going in the right direction.Achraf Hakimi quickly won a corner from which wonderkid Warren Zaire-Emery somehow hit the post with the goal at his mercy from five yards.Any hope from that quick restart was sucked out of this corner of Paris on 50 minutes.Marquinhos played an unfortunate back-pass out for a corner and the visitors struck.Hummels – the only survivor in last night’s starting XI from the 2013 final – was left completely unmarked to meet Julian Brandt’s corner at the far post and head in under Donnarumma.Terzic quickly sent on veteran Marco Reus, who also played at Wembley 11 years ago, to help see them through before Sule later replaced Sancho.Just as in the first leg, PSG started to pile up the chances but could not take them.Ramos twice fired over the bar either side of Mendes striking the post from range.Nothing was going their way. Referee Daniele Orsato pointed at the spot when Dembele hit the deck but immediately changed his mind and gave a free-kick right on the edge of the area.The Parisians continued to push for a way back in, Mbappe and Vitinha hitting the woodwork.That was something the French side did six times over two legs and four tonight.READ MORE SUN STORIESBut Dortmund battled, blocked and used every trick in the book.The shot at history is theirs. More

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      PSG 0-1 Borussia Dortmund (AGG 0-2) LIVE RESULT: Hummels’ bullet header books Germans’ spot in Champions League final

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      BORUSSIA DORTMUND have secured their spot in the Champions League final following victory over PSG.The Germans arrived in Paris with a 1-0 lead, which became two just after half time following Mats Hummels’ bullet header past Gianluigi Donnarumma.Dortmund have not been in the Champions League final since 2013 when they lost 2-1 to rivals Bayern Munich at Wembley.Should The Bavarians get past Real Madrid in their semi-final tomorrow night, the two German giants will meet in the final at the home of English football once again, 11 years later.
      Match result: PSG 0-1 Borussia Dortmund (AGG 0-2)
      PSG team: Donnarumma, Hakimi, Marquinhos, Lucas Beraldo, Nuno Mendes, Fabian Ruiz, Vitinha, Zaire-Emery, Dembele, Mbappe, Goncalo Ramos
      Borussia Dortmund team: Kobel, Ryerson, Hummels, Schlotterbeck, Maatsen, Brandt, Sabitzer, Emre Can, Sancho, Adeyemi, Fullkrug
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      Borussia Dortmund pulled off a superb Champions League upset to reach the final for the first time in 11 years.
      They will be back at Wembley on Saturday 1 June, where they lost to Bayern Munich in 2013, after downing Paris Saint-Germain and ruining Kylian Mbappe’s farewell in France as Jadon Sancho outshone the French superstar again.
      Manchester United fans watching on will have felt further humiliation after Monday’s mauling at Crystal Palace watching Sancho cruise into a Champions League final.
      Mats Hummels headed home the only goal as Edin Terzic’s side built on the hard-fought first leg win to dump PSG out and extend their long wait for European success by at least another year.
      PSG boss Luis Enrique had revved up the home support while the French press assumed a comeback would be straightforward.
      Their ultras in the Virage Auteuil unveiled an elaborate banner ahead of kick off, depicting a team bus smashing through Dortmund’s Yellow Wall above the message: “We are the army of PSG and nothing can stop us.”

      Copy linkCopiedWho’ll join them?
      The players will no doubt celebrate tonight – and so they should.
      And they’ll almost definitely tune in for tomorrow’s second leg.
      Real Madrid and Bayern Munich meet at the Bernabeu level at 2-2 from the final.
      They now know what’s at stake if they win that tomorrow.
      Join SunSport for all the build-up throughout the day and coverage tomorrow night!
      Copy linkCopiedFull time celebrations
      Some of the amazing celebrations that followed the full time whistle.

      Copy linkCopiedTheir road here
      Dortmund were in the Group of Death.
      And labelled the whipping boys up against PSG, Milan and Newcastle.
      They topped that group having been 50/1 to win the tournament at that time.
      Now they’ve shut out PSG in the semi finals over two legs to set up a big final.
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      Just to further add to his incredible evening, Mats Hummels joins the history books with that goal.
      That goal puts him as the third oldest goalscorer in a semi final Champions League tie.
      Only Ryan Giggs (37y 148d) and Edin Dzeko (37y 54d) were older.
      Copy linkCopiedNo doubts
      Mats Hummels has been named tonight’s Player Of The Match.
      No real doubts about that.
      UEFA’s Technical Observer Panel said: “Blocks, interceptions, tackles, clearance and leadership at the back – plus the goal, of course.”
      Copy linkCopiedWhere next for PSG?
      It remains a trophy they’re desperate to win.
      They’ve thrown all sorts at it to achieve European success.
      But now without Kylian Mbappe – who admittedly was pretty hopeless in both legs of the tie – that looks like a dream that will have to wait for quite some time yet.

      Copy linkCopiedShot count
      PSG recorded an incredible 45 shots across the two legs.
      And scored zero goals.
      But the amount of times they hit the woodwork was absurd really.
      Here’s the rest of the stats from a dogged second leg.

      Copy linkCopiedFT: PSG 0-1 Dortmund (agg 0-2)
      As soon as the whistle goes, the visitors sprint as one into the corner where the slither of away fans are situated.
      Incredible scenes as the players hurdle the hoardings and jump to celebrate with their supporters.
      The subs and staff make their way over too. Superb scenes.
      The stadium remains pretty full as the PSG players begin to clap them.
      Copy linkCopiedFULL TIME!!
      Dortmund have beaten PSG and are into the Champions League final!

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      90+4. Mbappe again looks to be clean through before slipping over from an Asensio pass.
      That just about sums his semi finals up.
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      90+2. Mats Hummels heads another ball away and to safety once more.
      Ally McCoist has referred to him as ‘the magnet’ on TNT Sports. Incredible amount of headed clearances from him.
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      Penalty appeal!
      90+1. Mbappe looks to be in on goal inside the box and Schlotterbeck leans in on him and knocks him over.
      The referee is right there and waves play on.
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      FOUR MINUTES ADDED.

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      88. Vitinha strikes the ball from 25 yards and it whistles beyond Kobel.
      The keeper motionless and can only watch as the ball smashes the face of the bar and bounces back into play and away to safety.
      The SIXTH time they’ve hit the woodwork in this two-legged tie.
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      PSG HIT THE BAR AGAIN!
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      87. Remarkable.
      Dembele’s ball in is headed back across goal and Hakimi picks it up.
      He lays it to Mbappe eight yards out, all alone and he strikes it into the ground and it bounces up and hits the bar.
      A rare chance for him in what has been a really rubbish 180 minutes from him.
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      MBAPPE HITS THE BAR!!
      BUT HE SHOULD’VE SCORED
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      84. Dortmund change:

      OFF: Brandt
      ON: Nmecha

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      83. Little flashpoint as Hakimi and Dembele move in and push Schlotterbeck over, who is stopping a quick throw in.
      All a bit silly really but shows again the huge frustration.
      Hakimi is booked for it too. Daft waste of time.
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      82. Hummels heads it away – obviously.

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      CLOSE!
      81. Mbappe sneaks in behind down the right and fires low at goal.
      Kobel parries it behind.
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      80. Barcola’s corner is embarrassing but somehow gets through to Asensio.
      He helps it back in and Mbappe’s backheel is blocked before Asensio’s follow up is blocked too.
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      79. PSG win their own corner down the other side.
      It’s from the right hand side. They need to score soon.
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      77. Even the Premier League referees would’ve come to that decision quickly.
      Hummels flicks it home from a header inside the box but he’s a few yards offside.
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      Laura Woods rocks bold sleeveless outfit live on TNT Sports for Champions League semi-final between PSG and Dortmund

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      LAURA WOODS delighted fans as she presented coverage of tonight’s Champions League clash between Paris Saint-Germain and Borussia Dortmund.The popular host, 36, was joined in the TNT Sports studio by Rio Ferdinand and Owen Hargreaves.Laura Woods was on TNT Sports for their Champions League coverageCredit: TNT SportsLaura is TNT Sports’ main Champions League presenterCredit: TNT SportsShe was joined for the action by Rio Ferdinand and Owen HargreavesCredit: TNT SportsThe trio were on duty to cover the mouthwatering Champions League semi-final second leg between PSG and Dortmund.For the occasion, Laura wore a smart sleeveless black top and suit trousers combination.Dortmund went into the match leading 1-0 from last week’s first leg in Germany.Niclas Fullkrug bagged BVB’s stunning winner on home soil, but Edin Terzic went into tonight knowing his side would be faced with a difficult task.READ MORE ON LAURA WOODSGoing into the match, outgoing PSG talisman Kylian Mbappe said: “We’re confident that we’ll come back from that score and reach the final.”There’s a lot of pressure, which is normal because there’s a place in the Champions League final at stake, which is very important. Especially when you consider the club’s record in the competition.”We’re aware of the pressure, but the group is extremely calm. We’re confident that we’ll come back from that score and reach the final.”Last week Laura was pitchside in Germany for Bayern Munich’s clash with Real Madrid at Allianz Arena.Most read in Champions LeagueFans loved her appearance, with plenty taking to social media.One purred: “Wasn’t even going to watch the champions league tonight, but then I seen Laura Woods and now I am”Laura Woods can’t keep her hands off boyfriend Adam Collard as loved-up couple snog on the beach in MexicoWhile a second posted: “Laura Woods is an absolute joke ain’t she.”A third added: “Laura Woods damn.”Inside Laura Woods’ glamorous life as football, boxing and NFL presenter…Laura is the face of TNT Sports’ Champions League coverageLaura regularly hosts DAZN’s boxing coverage as wellCredit: Instagram @laurawoodsyShe has gathered a huge social media following in recent yearsCredit: Instagram @laurawoodsyLaura presented coverage of Anthony Joshua’s bout with Jermaine FranklinCredit: RexShe has become TNT Sports’ main Champions League anchor this seasonCredit: GettyLaura also likes to let her hair down when not workingCredit: Instagram @laurawoodsyLaura went Instagram official with her romance with Adam CollardCredit: InstagramLaura is dating former Love Island star Adam CollardCredit: InstagramThe presenter is ITV’s host for Lionesses coverageCredit: GettyShe also works for ITV on their coverage of the NFLCredit: InstagramWoods previously hosted the talkSPORT Breakfast alongside great pal Ally McCoistCredit: InstagramShe loves a day at the races during the summerCredit: Instagram @laurawoodsyLaura has an enviable lifestyle and fans regularly go wild for her outfitsCredit: Instagram @laurawoodsy More