Barcelona Stage Dramatic Comeback to Secure 3-2 First-Leg Victory Against PSG

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On a thrilling night of Champions League quarter-final action, Barcelona staged a stunning comeback to defeat Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) 3-2 in the first leg at the Parc des Princes.
 
 Despite PSG's promising start, Barcelona took control of the match, with Raphinha scoring his first Champions League goal after Gianluigi Donnarumma mishandled Lamine Yamal's cross.
 
 PSG were booed off the pitch at halftime, but Barcelona manager Luis Enrique made a tactical change that prompted a dramatic turnaround shortly after the restart.
 
 Former PSG midfielder Ousmane Dembele tied the game with a stunning finish against his former team, swinging the tide in Barcelona's favor. Just two minutes later, Vitinha took advantage of Barcelona's defensive error to give PSG the lead.
 
However, Barcelona showcased their resilience as Raphinha struck an exquisite volley to equalize once again, setting the stage for a thrilling finale.
 
In a twist of fate, substitute Andreas Christensen emerged as the hero for Barcelona, heading in the winner from a corner and securing a narrow advantage for his team ahead of the return leg next week.
 
The pulsating encounter between Barcelona and PSG delivered excitement and drama, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the second leg as both teams vie for a spot in the Champions League semi-finals.