PSG vs Dortmund: Mbappe Champions League final reach

Paris Saint-Germain face Borussia Dortmund in Champions League semi-final second leg, with Dortmund holding a 1-0 lead. Can PSG overturn it?

Paris Saint-Germain is gearing up to face off against Borussia Dortmund in a highly anticipated Champions League semi-final second leg showdown. The German side currently holds a 1-0 lead thanks to Niclas Fullkrug's effort in the previous week.

Dortmund has not made it to the Champions League final since 2013, when they lost to Bayern Munich at Wembley. However, they are just one game away from another shot at glory in London, with this year's final once again taking place under the iconic arch.

Despite a somewhat lackluster domestic campaign that sees them set to finish fifth in the Bundesliga, Edin Terzic has led Dortmund through a challenging group stage that included PSG, AC Milan, and Newcastle. They have also navigated tough knockout rounds against PSV and Atletico Madrid.

While Dortmund has been nearly flawless in front of their home crowd, their away form leaves room for hope for PSG. The Parisians have the opportunity to overturn the deficit, especially considering Dortmund's struggles on the road in Europe this season.

Luis Enrique, known for his second-leg prowess, orchestrated Barcelona's memorable comeback against PSG in 2017. Can he lead PSG to their first Champions League title this year? Key players like Kylian Mbappe and Jadon Sancho will play crucial roles in determining the outcome of this clash.

Injuries and fitness concerns add another layer of uncertainty to the match, with players like Lucas Hernandez, Presnel Kimpembe, Julian Ryerson, Sebastien Haller, and Karim Adeyemi all facing various challenges leading up to the game.

As the stage is set for an intense battle between two European giants, fans can expect a thrilling encounter with high stakes and potential for history to be made. The road to Champions League glory is paved with obstacles, but both PSG and Dortmund are determined to emerge victorious and etch their names in footballing lore.