Champions League

PSV Eindhoven PSV Eindhoven - FCB Bayern Bayern Munich

Eindhoven PSV Eindhoven

Bayern Bayern Munich

M. Junior
90' +4'
84'
H. Kane
I. Saibari
78'
58'
J. Musiala

Philips-Stadion

João Pedro da Silva Pinheiro

Full-time: PSV 1-2 Bayern Munich

Musiala scored on his first start for Bayern since July, but Saibari struck to level the tie before Kane netted late to secure a seventh win in eight UEFA Champions League games for Vincent Kompany's men this season to cement a top-two finish.

Full-time

90'

+ 4

Sent off!

Booked for a foul on Kane earlier, Mauro Júnior is shown a second yellow card for a challenge on Olise.

90'

+ 4

Second yellow card

Mauro Junior

90'

+ 1

Into stoppage time

The fourth official has signalled three additional minutes.

87'

Kane again!

The Englishman had an excellent opportunity to double his tally for the evening, but Kovář is there to deny the Bayern hitman. Boey then fires the rebound wide.

86'

Yellow card

Mauro Junior

85'

Substitution

Sacha Boey

Tom Bischof

84'

Bayern lead!

Who else could it have been? The visitors reclaim the lead, running onto Díaz's cross and firing the ball high into the roof of Kovář's net.

84'

Harry Kane

GOAL!

1:2

83'

Yellow card

Joshua Kimmich

83'

Yellow card

Guus Til

82'

Attacking change

As PSV chase a winning goal, Bosz introduces Driouech for Perišić

82'

Substitution

Couhaib Driouech

Ivan Perišić

Saibari ties it!

Kane loses possession and it's pounced on by the PSV man. Playing a one-two with Til, he receives the ball on the edge of the box before firing the ball into the top corner. Urbig had little chance.

78'

Ismael Saibari

GOAL!

1:1

76'

Time running out for PSV

PSV enjoy an extended spell of possession, which eventually leads to the Dutch side working an opening on the edge of Bayern's penalty area, but Wanner sees his effort blocked.

72'

Half-chance

This time Olise finds himself on the left, forcing Kovář into a save from a tight angle.

70'

Díaz shoots!

But it's well over. The Colombian has been getting a lot of joy down the left, but this time his effort doesn't trouble Kovář.

67'

Bayern want more

Olise almost makes an immediate impact, drifting inside from the right onto his favoured left foot, gliding seamlessly past two defenders before shooting, but the Frenchman's effort is blocked.

64'

Tactical switch

With Davies' introduction, it means that Ito will shift into the middle alongside Tah.

63'

Four changes

Kompany brings on Gnabry, Olise, Davies and Kane for Musiala, Karl, Upamecano and Jackson.

62'

Substitution

Serge Gnabry

Jamal Musiala

62'

Substitution

Michael Olise

Lennart Karl

62'

Substitution

Alphonso Davies

Dayot Upamecano

62'

Substitution

Harry Kane

Nicolas Jackson

61'

Almost 2-0!

Bayern are really upping the ante now. They want another. Karl drifts inside, collecting the ball before unleashing a curling effort towards goal, but Kovář is equal to it.

There it is!

On his first start this season, Musiala gets himself on the scoresheet. It's brilliant play down Bayern's right, playing a one-two, receiving the ball before smashing it from a tight angle into the roof of PSV's net.

58'

Jamal Musiala

GOAL!

0:1

Dest vs. Díaz

These two have both shone tonight, both in attacking and defending phases.

52'

Chance!

Díaz interlinks with Musiala to penetrate PSV's penalty area before playing the ball across goal, but there was no one there in Bayern colours. That was an excellent opportunity.

50'

Urbig alert

The hosts try to exploit Bayern's high line, but Urbig is alert to the situation, rushing out to thwart PSV's attack.

48'

Counter-attack stopped

Dest has been lively all night down PSV's right, and the defender progresses the ball again but is halted by an excellent recovery run from Díaz.

46'

Off we go!

PSV, who have to win, get the ball rolling. They've also made a change in midfield with Fernandez replacing Man.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 2

Substitution

Noah Fernandez

Dennis Man

Half-time: PSV 0-0 Bayern

PSV came out on the front foot but Bayern withstood early pressure before finding their rhythm. However, it's the hosts who have created the better chances and they would probably have taken the lead was is not for Urbig between the posts for the visitors - Neuer's heir has been outstanding.

Half-time

45'

+ 1

Stoppage time

The fourth official has signalled one additional minute.

44'

What a save!

From the resulting corner, Perišić wins the header and draws Urbig into make an excellent save.

43'

PSV probing

Wow! Till glides past Upamecano, forcing a save from Urbig from a tight angle but he concedes a corner.

42'

Half-chance for PSV

Tah catches Saibari, who has been PSV's best player, on the edge of the penalty area but the referee waves advantage and it's Wanner who almost capitalises, but his effort doesn't test Urbig.

37'

Over from Bischof

Bayern collect the ball in a dangerous area and Díaz is able to find Bischof, but his effort sails over the crossbar.

35'

Yellow card

Jerdy Schouten

34'

It's end-to-end!

Wow! Seconds later, the ball is straight down the other end with Saibari, who drives forward and gets the better of Upamecano before before cutting inside from the left and trying his from range, forcing Urbig into making a save, collecting the ball at the second attempt.

33'

Bayern probing!

The visitors are growing into this game now. Bayern have an overload on the left but Pavlović instead cuts inside onto his right and unleashes a delicious curling effort towards goal, which is saved by Kovář.

31'

Just wide!

Kimmich recovers possession before Musiala progresses the ball forward, finding Kimmich who tries his luck from distance, but he bends the ball just the wrong side of the post. That was close.

Lively Karl

The youngster has been Bayern's best player so far, but he, like Bayern, haven't been able to create any notable chances with PSV's defence remaining compact.

25'

Jackson!

That's Bayern's best opportunity so far. Bischof finds Jackson in a central position just outside the area, but the Senegalese forward isn't able to guide his effort into the corner, instead firing the ball straight into the palms of Kovář.

24'

Free-kick

Veerman clips the ball in towards the far post and it's Dest at the far post, but he has to stretch for it and Bayern are able to clear.

24'

Another booking

This time, it's Upamecano who goes into the referees notebook for halting Dest, who was driving forward down's PSV's right. This is a free-kick in a good position for the hosts.

24'

Yellow card

Dayot Upamecano

21'

No way through

It's Bayern that have dominated possession, but they're yet to force Kovář into a save. PSV, on the other hand, have looked dangerous going forward, testing Urbig on two occasions.

16'

Double chance!

In quick succession, Urbig is forced into a save down low to deny Dest and then seconds later, Veerman tries his luck from range which deflects off the back of Tah and with the ball goalbound, Urbig has to quickly adjust his feet to make an excellent stop.

Bayern overcome early pressure...

...but they're settling into their rhythm now.

10'

Bayern lively

Both Musiala and Karl are seeing plenty of the ball in the opening exchanges, but that final ball is just eluding them at the moment.

First caution

The Croatian is shown a yellow card after his trailing arm caught Kimmich.

Yellow card

Ivan Perišić

Over!

That was close! Bischof got plenty of whip on that, and it may have just grazed the crossbar.

Bayern free-kick

Pavlović shapes to shoot on his left but the youngster checks back, drawing a foul centrally from just outside of the penalty area. It's Bischof who steps up..

Another chance!

PSV are on the front foot here. Veerman whips in a corner towards the penalty spot which is met by former Bayern forward Perišić but he volleys the ball into the ground and it bounces over.

First shot

It's PSV who get the first chance with Saibari trying his luck from range, but Urbig is alert to the situation and collects the ball with ease.

Off we go!

Bayern get the ball rolling in Eindhoven.

Kick-off!

Kick-off is moments away

The Champions League anthem has been played and the teams are ready!

Karl reverts to favoured position

The teenager returns to his familiar position on Bayern's right flank in the absence of Olise tonight - he's scored three goals in five Champions League games this campaign.

Musiala starts!

The big news tonight is that after substitute appearances against RB Leipzig and Augsburg, Musiala starts for the first time since the FIFA Club World Cup.

More on that PSV team

Both Wanner and Perišić start against their former club, while Til also returns in place of Driouech.

More on that Bayern team

Kompany makes five changes to the team that suffered a 2-1 defeat against Augsburg at the weekend. Fit-again Upamecano starts in place of the suspended Kim. Bischof returns ahead of Davies while Kimmich, who came on as a substitute on Saturday replaces Goretzka. There's also two attacking changes with Musiala and Jackson replacing Olise and Kane.

Starting line-up: PSV Eindhoven

PSV subs

Schiks, Smolenaars, Salah-Eddine, Flamingo, Driouech, Bajraktarević, Sildillia, Fernandez, Nagalo, Verkooijen

Starting line-up: FC Bayern München

Bayern subs

Neuer, Ulreich, Gnabry, Kane, Olise, Davies, Boey, Kiala, Mike, Chávez

Former Bayern and PSV man Arjen Robben on both teams

On Bayern: "When we're in good form, we can usually beat any opponent." On PSV: “I loved playing there,” he said. “It was a big step for me to go from a small club like Groningen. Even though I was only there for a short time and quickly moved abroad, I had a fantastic time. PSV are a really great club."

3:08

Watch: How did Augsburg beat Bayern?

Bayern suffered their first Bundesliga defeat of the season last time out against Augsburg, and here is how it happened.

Kane's phenomenal Champions League record

Kane now has 47 Champions League goals in 62 appearances. His record for Bayern in the competition is 26 goals in 32 games. He'll be hoping to add to his tally tonight.

Kimmich eyes response

After suffering their first domestic defeat of the season at the weekend at the hands of Augsburg, the Bayern midfielder admitted: "We have to accept this defeat; it wasn't even undeserved. We lacked the hunger to win, weren't dominant, and weren't at peak fitness. Towards the end, Augsburg were more aggressive than we were." The No.6 then added: "Of course we always want to win, especially at home, but the most important thing now is how we respond."

Familiar faces

Pléa, Boadu and Pepi are not the only ex-Bundesliga players Bayern will recognise. Matěj Kovář (Bayer Leverkusen) and Kiliann Sildillia (Freiburg) both joined the Dutch side from German clubs, while Paul Wanner and Ivan Perišić have previously played for the record German champions.

Early PSV team news

Amongst the PSV absentees are Anass Salah-Eddine, Guus Till, Nick Olij, Ruben van Bommel and Yarek. Also out are former Borussia Mönchengladbach man Alassane Pléa, ex-Bochum forward Myron Boadu and Ricardo Pepi, once of Augsburg.

Early Bayern team news

After illness, Serge Gnabry, Dayot Upamecano and Sacha Boey are both available again. However, while he is back in training after an ankle problem, this game comes too soon for Josip Stanišić. Meanwhile, Raphaël Guerreiro will miss out with a calf strain.

Paul Wanner on facing his former side

"We're highly motivated and a hundred per cent ready. We absolutely want to win at home and I'm really looking forward to it. I know a lot of the players and a lot of the people there, I've known some of them since they were kids, so I'm still in touch with them. I had a terrific time at Bayern. I'm incredibly grateful to the club."

Harry Kane on bouncing back against PSV

"We have to approach it with the same mindset as in all the games and try to win. We can expect a tough game at a tough venue. But we're ready for the challenge. We had a tough draw in the Champions League, but we've handled it well so far. Now we have one more game to wrap up the league phase in the best possible way."

Peter Bosz on facing Bayern

"They've scored 72 goals in 19 Bundesliga games, which is significantly more than we've scored in the Eredivisie. That says everything about their strength. They force you into one-on-one situations all over the pitch. And of course they have enormous quality in their team."

PSV storming clear

The hosts drew their most recent Eredivisie game with NAC Breda (2-2), but still sit 14 points clear at the top of the league despite dropping points. They've lost just once from 20 league games until now.

Perišić and Bayern reunite

Ivan Perišić could feature against his former club, having spent one very successful season on loan at Bayern Munich. The Croatian winger won the Champions League with FCB back in the 2019/20 season - where he scored eight goals in all competitions.

2:03

Watch: Bayern 1-2 Augsburg - highlights

Bayern suffered their first Bundesliga defeat of the season at the weekend as Augsburg came from behind to win.

History on Bayern's side

Bayern have won 17 of their 29 meetings with Dutch clubs down the years (D6 L6) but were beaten on their most recent visit to the Netherlands, losing 3-0 at Feyenoord last season. PSV, meanwhile, are winless in their last five European encounters with German opposition.

3:04

Watch: Jamal Musiala is back

As Bayern continue to compete on three fronts, they can now call upon Musiala after he recovered from his long-term injury.

Head-to-head

Bayern have lost only one of their eight European Cup/UEFA Champions League meetings with PSV, going down 2-1 in the 1999/2000 group stage. The Bavarians have won six and drawn one of the remaining seven, including 4-1 and 2-1 group-stage victories in 2016/17, when the sides were last paired against each other in the competition.

Bayern - the story so far

The Bundesliga leaders have been in scintillating form in the Champions League, their only blemish a 3-1 defeat to Arsenal at Emirates Stadium. Vincent Kompany's team remain second in the standings, with Wednesday's 2-0 victory over Union Saint-Gilloise securing their place in the last 16 with a game to spare. They have also beaten Chelsea, Pafos, Club Brugge, Paris Saint-Germain and Sporting Lisbon in this season's league phase.

PSV - the story so far

PSV lost 3-1 to Union Saint-Gilloise in their league-phase opener but bounced back in style, beating Napoli and Liverpool 6-2 and 4-1 respectively while picking up valuable points at Bayer Leverkusen and Olympiacos. However, after back-to-back defeats against Atlético Madrid and Newcastle United, Peter Bosz’s team remain on eight points after seven matches, leaving them in 22nd place and in danger of missing out on the knockout stage play-offs altogether.

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