Welcome into the latest edition of ESPN FC. I'm Dan Thomas, joined the studio today by Craig

Burley and Ali Moreno. Later on in the program we reflect on Milan, booking a place in a

Champions League called the final for the first time in 11 years against a wofful spurs

but will kick things off in Germany, Bayern in action against a PSG. Bayern of course won

it up after the first leg. They would win in the end by two goals to 0, 3-0 then on

the aggregate PSG once again out at the round of 16 stages. Gamma, Cautie, Frank LePuff,

with us, Frank Sri Sainte, with you for a French perspective on this. Even the most ardent PSG

fan couldn't argue they deserved anything but elimination over these two legs. Yeah, you're

right. Nobody's complaining about that. I think it's only deserved that Posse-Jama is out of

the Champions League. Even if the first half we could have thought that maybe we could have

some hopes, but overall the plan, the Mbappe plan from Bayern Munich worked perfectly.

We didn't see Mbappe at all. The thing is we didn't see Messi at all as well. So how to

create some chances but because of summer the Bayern goalkeeper, they had one chance

in that Virginia didn't convert. After that, the second half, the competitive disappeared.

They completely disagreed there, their football and didn't exist. Overall, in the two

ties there's nothing to complain about. They're out of the Champions League and Bayern

deserved to go through. They started brightly in PSG, first 10-15 minutes.

They thought they'd come to play but slowly but surely they could just kind of see the

egg out of their sales and the Franks said second half. It was only really one team in it.

Yeah, Mbappe got behind earlier a couple of times here. That could be fruitful for them

as we thought, but then an awful thing. The backline played them great, particularly

Davies, a Pumacano. How did they do it? How did they keep Mbappe at

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