Barcelona v PSG player ratings: Araujo 5, Lewandowski 6; Vitinha 8, Mbappe 7

French side win 4-1 on night in Spain and 6-4 on aggregate to seal Champions League semi-final spot

Marc-Andre Ter Stegen 7/10

BARCELONA RATINGS: Excellent save low down to deny Mbappe just before half-hour mark. Almost caught out by Hakimi shot that bounced in front of him. Deserved better after excellent double save ahead oShow more

Jules Kounde 7/10

Right-back has been stand-out performer of late and was impressive again here in face of constant PSG pressure and the always dangerous Mbappe. Tired clearance ended with French attacker making it 4-1Show more

Ronald Araujo 5/10

Uruguayan shown straight red card for bringing down Barcola on edge of box denying Barca attacker goalscoring opportunity. Clumsy, left referee with little option and changed course of game. Getty ImShow more

Pau Cubarsi 7/10

Spanish 17-year-old kept his head in defence up against top-drawer attackers in Mbappe and Dembele as more experienced operators around him lost their heads. Reuters

Joao Cancelo 5/10

Full-back on loan from Manchester City had looked solid down left until Dembele found space in box in front of him to level scores. Stupid tackle from behind on same player gifted penalty to PSG. AFP

Ilkay Gundogan 6/10

Heartbeat of Man City’s treble winning team last season clipped outside of Donnarumma’s post with strike against run of play in second half. Left chasing PSG shadows for much of game and looked like lShow more

Frenkie de Jong 7/10

Not had much game time of late due to injury, Dutchman ran himself into the ground for team who were a man down from the 29th minute. Reuters

Pedri 7/10

First start since March 3 but it didn’t show early on as he picked out teammates at will with his pinpoint passing. But Barca’s midfield was overrun from moment Araujo saw red. Getty Images

Lamine Yamal 7/10

Fearless 16-year-old winger left Mendes for dead before supplying cross for Raphinha’s opener. Sadly for game, although probably not Mendes, was sacrificed for defender after Araujo sending off. GettyShow more

Robert Lewandowski 6/10

Missed one big chance in each half - drilled over bar in the first and then saw low shot saved by Donnarumma in second. Guilty of pathetic attempt to block Vitinha’s strike ahead of PSG’s second. AP

Raphinha 6/10

Brazilian scored a double over in Paris and grabbed first goal here although seemed to know little about close-range finish that went in off his shin. Next chance came late in last 20 minutes when hisShow more

Inigo Martinez 6/10

SUBS: (On for Yamal 34’) Early introduction due to sending off followed by quick booking for clashing with Mbappe in aftermath of Dembele’s goal. EPA

Ferran Torres 6/10

(On for Pedri 61’) Must have thought goal was on when Lewandowski’s shot was parried out only for Marquinhos to produce magnificent last-ditch tackle. EPA

Joao Felix N/A

(On for Canelo 82’) EPA Fermin : N/A (On for De Jong 82’)

Gianluigi Donnarumma 6/10

PSG RATINGS: Italy keeper had no chance with Raphinha goal – Barca’s only shot on target in first half. Vital stop from Lewandowski in second half. Booked for time-wasting and not at all convincing wiShow more

Achraf Hakimi 7/10

Back in team following suspension, but Moroccan full-back was beaten to ball by Raphinha ahead of Brazilian scoring. Always a danger going forward and earned assist by supplying pass for Vitinha’s goaShow more

Marquinhos 8/10

A captain’s performance at the back and made one particularly vital interception when he reacted first to clear after a Donnarumma save in 73rd minute. Picked up harsh booking after out-muscling LewanShow more

Lucas Hernandez 7/10

French defender enjoyed real physical battle with Lewadowski and played well alongside Marquinhos at centre of PSG defence. AFP

Nuno Mendes 7/10

Tasked again with trying to contain Yamal but skinned by teenager ahead of Barca’s early goal. Would have been relieved at teenager’s substitution after Araujo red card. EPA

Warren Zaire-Emery 6/10

Third of three teenagers starting at Olympic Stadium but struggled to make impact and was well marshalled by the Barca defence. Reuters

Vitinha 8/10

Fired shot off target as PSG piled on first-half pressure after Barca went down to 10 men. Given time and space to fire team in front from edge of area early in second half. Arguably the best player oShow more

Fabian Ruiz 7/10

Industrious first half-half performance was marred by silly kick on back of Pedri’s leg that earned him yellow card. Should have put team 2-1 ahead but turned left-footed finish narrowly wide of targeShow more

Bradley Barcola 8/10

Involved in two key moments in match. Would have been through on goal until Araujo challenge that earned defender red card. His superb low cross then set-up Dembele for Barca’s first goal. AFP

Kylian Mbappe 7/10

Came close to scoring in opening 45 minutes but saw side-footed finish saved well by Ter Stegen. Put PSG 3-1 in front from penalty spot on the hour and then grabbed second late on to seal semi-final sShow more

Ousmane Dembele 8/10

Former Barca man delighted home fans by tripping over ball in first 10 minutes, but made it 1-1 with fine finish into roof of net and nearly put team in front when he volleyed inches wide just before Show more

Marco Asensio N/A

SUBS: (On for Ruiz 77’) Had shot saved by Ter Stegan ahead of Mbappe making it 4-1 on night. AP

Lee Kang-in N/A

(On for Barcola 77’) EPA

Manuel Ugarte N/A

(On for Zaire-Emery 80’) Getty Images Randal Kolo Muandi : N/A (On for Dembele 88’)

Paris Saint-Germain sealed their place in the Champions League semi-finals after a chaotic 4-1 victory over Barcelona in Spain on Tuesday.

After the first leg had finished 3-2 to the La Liga side last week, Barcelona put themselves in pole position at the Olympic Stadium thanks to a Raphinha goal, supplied by teenage winger Lamine Yamal.

But the game's turning point came just before the half-hour mark when Barca defender Ronald Araujo received a straight red card for bringing down Bradley Barcola just outside the area, denying the PSG man a clear goalscoring opportunity.

Barca tried to claim centre-back partner Pau Cubarsi was providing cover but failed to convince VAR that the decision should be reversed, meaning Xavi's side would have to play 60 minutes with 10 men.

Just before the break, former Barcelona forward Ousmane Dembele – jeered throughout by the home crowd who felt the Frenchman had celebrated his first-leg goal with too much gusto – drilled into the roof of the net following an excellent Barcola cross.

Vitinha's sweet strike from the edge of the box- nine minutes after half time made it 2-1 on the night and 4-4 on aggregate.

The PSG comeback continued when a reckless challenge from Joao Cancelo on Dembele allowed Kylian Mbappe the chance to finish confidently from the penalty spot.

And the France captain smashed home the fourth and final goal in the 89th minute, sealing PSG's spot in the last four with a 6-4 aggregate win. They will now take on Borussia Dortmund for a place in the final.

“I feel very proud,” said manager Luis Enrique, a former Barcelona player and manager. “We showed what we wanted to do here today.

“We conceded a goal, but we stayed intact mentally. We continued to play, to attack. We did everything we could to be better than Barcelona.

“My players showed a lot of character, a lot of enthusiasm, a lot of desire. We owe this win to our fans, especially those that were here this evening.

“Playing against my former side, one that means so much to me, was very difficult. As a professional, I have to do my job, and I think I did all I could to help my players. Now we’re in the semi-final.”

It was a miserable end to this year's competition for Barca and Xavi, who is leaving his role at the end of the current campaign.

“I'd have loved to see what would have happened if it stayed 11 against 11,” said Xavi. “I think we've dignified ourselves in this Champions League campaign and Barcelona will be back to try to to even better next time.”

Midfielder Frenkie de Jong added: “To go 1-0 up was a big advantage to have created but, in Europe, when you are forced to play with 10 for as many minutes as we were, against a team as good as Paris, you know you're going to suffer.

“We gave our all but in the end we didn't get anything from that effort. This is a big blow because we were totally convinced we could go through.

“We fought for a result after the red card but it wasn't to be. There's no remedy other than pick ourselves up and try to do better next season.”

In Tuesday's other quarter-final, Borussia Dortmund secured a first Champions League semi-final place in 11 years by winning 4-2 on the night to beat Atletico Madrid 5-4 on aggregate in Germany.

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