Bayern Munich won 2–1 at Paris Saint-Germain in the Women’s Champions League league phase on Tuesday, 10 November. An own goal by Katarzyna Kiedrzynek gave the visitors the lead after 29 minutes and Klara Bühl doubled it before half-time. Paulina Dudek converted a 65th-minute penalty, as recorded in Bayern’s official account.
Pernille Harder influenced both first-half goals. She created the situation that produced the own goal, then released Bühl after Momoko Tanikawa recovered possession in midfield. That sequence explains how Bayern converted opportunities into a cushion before the interval. Once Paris scored, the earlier second goal became the difference between protecting a lead and having to find another winner.
Paris’s report describes sustained late pressure without an equaliser. The clubs differ over the exact minute of Bühl’s goal and elements of the penalty incident, so those disputed details are omitted here. The agreed sequence is clear: Bayern established a two-goal advantage, Paris reduced it and the visitors held on. The victory strengthens Bayern’s qualification position while leaving the remaining league-phase fixtures to determine the final order.
Klara Bühl with Freiburg in May 2019, before joining Bayern. Archival photograph. Photographer/creator: El Loko Foto. Image source · CC BY 4.0. 2019-05.
