The match ends at the Parc des Princes

PSG draws 2-2 with Monaco, but advances 5-4 on aggregate

Goal for Monaco

90+1 Jordan Treze scores in stoppage time to tie the game 2-2

Goal for PSG

66' Kvaratskhelia pounces on a rebound and it's now 5-3 on aggregate

Goal for PSG

60' Marquinhos taps in a low cross to equalize

Monaco sent off

58' Coulibaly commits a foul and receives a red card

The second half has begun in France.

PSG is pressing at the Parc des Princes, searching for an equalizer and the lead on aggregate.

The first half ends

Monaco defeats PSG 1-0 in the second leg of the Champions League playoffs; the aggregate score is 3-3.

Goal for Monaco

44' Akliouche finds himself with the ball in the box and finishes.

Possible Round of 16 matchups

• Barcelona or Chelsea | Winner of Monaco vs. PSG playoff
• Liverpool or Tottenham | Winner of Galatasaray vs. Juventus playoff
• Sporting or Manchester City | Winner of Benfica vs. Real Madrid playoff
• Arsenal or Bayern Munich vs. Atalanta
• Chelsea or Barcelona vs. Newcastle
• Tottenham or Liverpool vs. Atlético Madrid
• Manchester City or Sporting vs. Bodø/Glimt
• Bayern Munich or Arsenal vs. Bayer Leverkusen

Kvaratskhelia and Mendes try to create danger

The Georgian from distance and Mendes with a cross, but the champions still haven't opened the scoring.

The match kicks off at the Parc des Princes

 PSG won the first leg 3-2 and are looking to secure their place in the Champions League Round of 16.

PSG Starting XI

AS Monaco Starting XI

PSG vs AS Monaco: the return that will decide everything in the Champions League

Paris Saint-Germain arrives at the Parc des Princes with a minimal lead after beating AS Monaco 3-2 in the first leg. The Parisian comeback in the Principality, with goals from Achraf Hakimi and a brace from Désiré Doué, leaves the tie wide open and promises a high-stakes match this Wednesday, February 25. Romanian referee István Kovács will oversee the contest that will decide the Round of 16 spot.

Monaco, forced to pull off a miracle in Paris

Monaco enters the match needing to overturn the result or face elimination from the 2025/26 Champions League. The sending-off of Aleksandr Golovin in the first leg further complicates the visiting side’s chances, yet they managed to beat Lens 3-2 over the weekend, showing resilience and a strong reaction. According to experts, Golovin’s absence will be a key tactical challenge for Sébas­tien Pocognoli, the team’s coach.

PSG with the advantage, but not without risks

Although PSG goes into the second leg with the lead, it is only by one goal, keeping the tension at its peak. The team led by Luis Enrique comes off a 3-0 win over Metz in Ligue 1, confirming their offensive strength.

Key players and potential game-changers

On the Parisian side, Désiré Doué is the player to watch, having scored a brace in the first leg and also netting against Metz. His ability to decide matches makes him a lethal weapon for the French champions. For AS Monaco, Folarin Balogun and Ansu Fati are the most dangerous players, capable of turning the game with a single moment of brilliance. The clash promises intensity, and any detail could tip the balance.

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