France:
“Le Parisien”: “Just hopeless. PSG was eliminated in the semi-finals of the Champions League. In two games against Dortmund, Paris failed to score a goal despite its star strikers. A fiasco.”
“L’Equipe”: “The flame has gone out. The dream (…) is over for PSG on Tuesday. After Dortmund won the semi-final second leg with the same result as the first leg (0-1), the Parisian club will have to wait at least another year to have any hope of winning the Champions League.”
“Le Figaro”: “A taste of the unfinished. PSG were logically considered favorites for the double confrontation against Dortmund, but in the end they were denied a place in the final in the semi-finals of the Champions League. (…) A real curse. But the German qualification is deserved.”
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Great Britain:
“Daily Mail”: “Mats Hummels books the Champions League final for brave and brilliant Germans. Brick by brick, they rebuilt their Yellow Wall in the Prinzenpark, and in the end it was simply too powerful for Paris St. Germain and Kylian Mbappé to climb. For Borussia Dortmund the yellow brick road now leads to London.”
“The Guardian”: “Hummels seals Dortmund’s entry into the Champions League final. It was an evening on which Borussia Dortmund wrote one of the most beautiful chapters in its history, on which a seemingly inconspicuous team – without any big names – achieved something completely amazing.”
“The Sun”: “Borussia Dortmund achieved a surprise success in the Champions League. (…) On Saturday June 1st they return to Wembley Stadium (…) after defeating Paris Saint-Germain and ruining Kylian Mbappé’s farewell in France.”
“The Telegraph”: “Theoretically, Luis Enrique’s team should have been far too good for Borussia Dortmund, who are currently fifth in the Bundesliga. And yet the Germans were the better organized and more determined team on the pitch. Edin Terzic’s team had weaker players but greater collective strength and they fully deserved a place in next month’s final.”
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Spain:
“As”: “Tragedy in Paris. PSG are eliminated from the Champions League after a 1-0 defeat against Dortmund after a single Hummels goal. Mbappé says goodbye to the European Cup.”
“Marca”: “Dortmund conquers Paris while PSG and Mbappé stumble. PSG hit the post or crossbar six times in 180 minutes. Dortmund reaches the third Champions League final, the second at Wembley.”
“La Vanguardia”: “It’s another PSG tragedy. No matter how hard the French try, they can’t get through. (…) On the other hand, there is a Borussia Dortmund team that is as organized as it is precise and is much more efficient in Europe than in the Bundesliga, where it is only fifth. This is called German efficiency.”
Italy:
“”: “The Dortmund fairytale in the Champions League final. PSG hit the post twice and hit the crossbar twice at home. PSG collapsed, Borussia Dortmund flourished. Hummels’ goal freezes the Prinzenpark. The Germans are playing for the cup for the third time in history.”
“La Repubblica”: “The French are stopped by the post, Hummels scores the goal that is worth the Champions League final. Terzic’s team repeated their success from the first leg at the Parc des Princes thanks to a goal from the defender in the second half.”
Switzerland:
“Blick”: “Kobel writes Swiss goalie history by reaching the final. With Gregor Kobel, a Swiss goalie is in the final of the Champions League for the first time. Thanks to Mats Hummels’ goal, Dortmund also won the second leg 1-0. PSG fails four times at the edge of the goal.”
Austria:
“Kleine Zeitung”: “Marcel Sabitzer fought his way into the final with Dortmund. BVB celebrated a 1-0 away win against Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday with Marcel Sabitzer in the semi-final second leg with a goal from Mats Hummels (50th) and moved into the final on June 1st in London with the overall score of 2-0 Wembley Stadium, where it’s either against Real Madrid or FC Bayern.”