The second leg of the UEFA Champions League semifinals ended with a 2-1 victory for Paris Saint-Germain over Arsenal at Parc des Princes, securing PSG’s return to the Champions League final after four years. Although the aggregate score was 3-1 in favor of PSG, Arsenal’s relentless pressure in the final minutes nearly turned the tide. The Gunners, desperate not to lose their last chance for silverware this season, pushed forward in numbers, and Bukayo Saka came agonizingly close to scoring a second goal just minutes after his first. However, the England international shockingly missed an open goal, leaving Arsenal fans heartbroken. Had Saka scored, it could have reignited hope for a comeback, but the match ended 2-1 in PSG’s favor.

Arsenal’s quick counterattack from the left, led by Ricardo Calafiori’s excellent run and low cross, found Saka in front of an open net. But the star winger inexplicably sent his weak right-footed shot wide, etching one of the most regretful moments in Arsenal’s history into the minds of their fans. A goal would have doubled Arsenal’s hopes of a comeback, but Saka’s miss sealed their fate as the game ended 2-1 in PSG’s favor.