Paris Saint-Germain secured their second Champions League final appearance after a 2-1 victory over Arsenal at the Parc des Princes, with a 3-1 aggregate score. PSG's goals were scored by Fabian Ruiz, who opened the scoring with a deflected volley, and Achraf Hakimi, who sealed the win with a well-placed shot. Bukayo Saka scored a late consolation for Arsenal, who mounted a strong challenge but failed to capitalize on early pressure. Arsenal’s Thomas Partey returned from suspension to start, while Ousmane Dembélé was benched due to injury. PSG's Gianluigi Donnarumma made several crucial saves, earning praise for his performance. Arsenal's coach Mikel Arteta expressed pride in his team’s effort, despite the defeat, emphasizing their superior performance over the two legs and the importance of learning from setbacks. PSG’s victory sets up a final against Inter Milan on May 31 in Munich, where PSG aims to win their first European Cup since 1993, while Inter seeks their first since 2010. The semi-final was characterized by intense play, key saves, missed chances, and a controversial penalty decision, with Arsenal coming close to overturning the deficit but ultimately falling short.