Pablo Sarabia – NA. Brought on late as Thomas Tuchel gave some of the stars a curtain call. AFP
LEIPZIG RATINGS: Peter Gulacsi – 4. Let down by his footwork. He was spared early on when his clearance was ruled to have hit Neymar’s arm, but he gifted PSG a decisive second on the brink of the break. AFP
Nordi Mukiele – 5. His side’s bench were up celebrating his early blockbusting tackle on Bernat as if they had scored. That was about as good as it got for him, though, and Bernat had the last laugh. AFP
Dayot Upamecano – 6. The 21-year-old defensive prodigy will have plenty of better nights than this to look forward to. His side’s struggles here were scarcely his fault. AFP
Lukas Klostermann – 7. His side might have been well beaten on the night, but at least he will be forever able to claim he beat Mbappe in a foot-race, as he did in the second phase. AP
Konrad Laimer – 5. He gave away the free kick that led to the opener with a foul on Neymar. He was tireless in his running up the right flank, but was substituted immediately after being booked. AFP
Marcel Sabitzer (right) – 6. Had the sight of goal – albeit from range – on a number of occasions but was unable to make them count. AFP
Kevin Kampl – 5. Leipzig’s midfield screener was lucky his mistake did not lead to PSG doubling their early lead, and he was profligate in possession too often. Reuters
Angelino – 5. The Manchester City loanee struggled to have any impact from his position on the left side. Getty
Christopher Nkunku – 5. Frustrated in the opening exchanges, and was lucky not to be booked for a succession of fouls. Manager Julian Nagelsmann took him out of the firing line after 45 minutes. AP
Yussuf Poulsen – 6. It was understandable that the captain, who played in Germany’s third tier during Leipzig’s rise, was irritable as he saw his Champions League dream die, but it did not help his side. AFP
Dani Olmo – 4. Endured a miserable first half, the highlight of which was being fouled by Kimpembe, and was hooked at the interval. AP
SUBSTITUTES: Emil Forsberg – 7. Provided some of the forward impetus that Leipzig required after being brought on at half time, but their chances were soon extinguished. Getty
Patrik Schick – 7, His half-time introduction initially roused the German side, but Bernat’s goal took the wind from their sails. Getty
Marcel Halstenberg – 6. Had little chance to make an impact, yet still managed to get booked for a dubious foul on Neymar. Reuters
Tyler Adams – 6. At least showed some bite after his second-half introduction, but it was not enough to turn the tide. AFP
Willi Orban – NA. Introduced so late. At least he can say he played in a Champions League semi-final. AP
PSG RATINGS: Sergio Rico - 6. A Champions League semi-final is a rarefied place for someone who struggled for Fulham in the English Premier League last season. He will not be the only one who was happy he was rarely tested. Getty
Thilo Kehrer – 6. Made hard work of his match up with Nkunku in the first half, without being overly stretched. EPA
Presnel Kimpembe – 7. Yellow carded just before the break for blocking off Olmo. Made a fine last-ditch tackle to thwart Leipzig when PSG were 3-0 up. AFP
Thiago Silva – 7. Battled on after suffering a facial injury at a corner and showed his class under pressure. Copped another one in the face late on, too. AFP
Juan Bernat – 8. Full of diligent running along the PSG left flank, and somehow popped up in the centre-forward position to head in the third, which killed the tie. Reuters
Marquinhos – 8. He settled PSG nerves with a towering header in the 13th minute, and was a vital presence in the PSG midfield throughout the 90 minutes. AFP
Leandro Paredes – 7. Understated, but just what PSG required as he won the ball and fed it to a forward line who were buzzing. Getty
Ander Herrera – 7. His sound use of the ball went unnoticed for the large part, but allowed the flashier forward stars to strut their stuff. AP
Neymar – 8. He was wasteful when he hit the post in the sixth minute, but visionary when he did similar in the 35th from a wide free kick. Deft flick set up Di Maria’s goal. AP
Angel Di Maria – 9. Delicious deliveries for the headers by Marquinhos and Bernat, and made no mistake with his finish for the second. Outstanding. Reuters
Kylian Mbappe – 6. Created a chance with fine skill for Neymar which was wasted in the sixth minute, but was trying to find sharpness on his return from injury. Getty
SUBSTITUTES: Julian Draxler – NA. Barely spotted his brief time on the field at the end, and will not be expecting to dislodge any of the big guns in the XI for the final. Reuters
Marco Verratti – NA. Not enough time to press his case for a starting place in the final, but the fact he could take the field following injury is still a good sign. Reuters
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting – NA. Did not have enough time to work up a sweat after his late introduction. AFP
Pablo Sarabia – NA. Brought on late as Thomas Tuchel gave some of the stars a curtain call. AFP
LEIPZIG RATINGS: Peter Gulacsi – 4. Let down by his footwork. He was spared early on when his clearance was ruled to have hit Neymar’s arm, but he gifted PSG a decisive second on the brink of the break. AFP
Nordi Mukiele – 5. His side’s bench were up celebrating his early blockbusting tackle on Bernat as if they had scored. That was about as good as it got for him, though, and Bernat had the last laugh. AFP
Dayot Upamecano – 6. The 21-year-old defensive prodigy will have plenty of better nights than this to look forward to. His side’s struggles here were scarcely his fault. AFP
Lukas Klostermann – 7. His side might have been well beaten on the night, but at least he will be forever able to claim he beat Mbappe in a foot-race, as he did in the second phase. AP
Konrad Laimer – 5. He gave away the free kick that led to the opener with a foul on Neymar. He was tireless in his running up the right flank, but was substituted immediately after being booked. AFP
Marcel Sabitzer (right) – 6. Had the sight of goal – albeit from range – on a number of occasions but was unable to make them count. AFP
Kevin Kampl – 5. Leipzig’s midfield screener was lucky his mistake did not lead to PSG doubling their early lead, and he was profligate in possession too often. Reuters
Angelino – 5. The Manchester City loanee struggled to have any impact from his position on the left side. Getty
Christopher Nkunku – 5. Frustrated in the opening exchanges, and was lucky not to be booked for a succession of fouls. Manager Julian Nagelsmann took him out of the firing line after 45 minutes. AP
Yussuf Poulsen – 6. It was understandable that the captain, who played in Germany’s third tier during Leipzig’s rise, was irritable as he saw his Champions League dream die, but it did not help his side. AFP
Dani Olmo – 4. Endured a miserable first half, the highlight of which was being fouled by Kimpembe, and was hooked at the interval. AP
SUBSTITUTES: Emil Forsberg – 7. Provided some of the forward impetus that Leipzig required after being brought on at half time, but their chances were soon extinguished. Getty
Patrik Schick – 7, His half-time introduction initially roused the German side, but Bernat’s goal took the wind from their sails. Getty
Marcel Halstenberg – 6. Had little chance to make an impact, yet still managed to get booked for a dubious foul on Neymar. Reuters
Tyler Adams – 6. At least showed some bite after his second-half introduction, but it was not enough to turn the tide. AFP
Willi Orban – NA. Introduced so late. At least he can say he played in a Champions League semi-final. AP
PSG RATINGS: Sergio Rico - 6. A Champions League semi-final is a rarefied place for someone who struggled for Fulham in the English Premier League last season. He will not be the only one who was happy he was rarely tested. Getty
Thilo Kehrer – 6. Made hard work of his match up with Nkunku in the first half, without being overly stretched. EPA
Presnel Kimpembe – 7. Yellow carded just before the break for blocking off Olmo. Made a fine last-ditch tackle to thwart Leipzig when PSG were 3-0 up. AFP
Thiago Silva – 7. Battled on after suffering a facial injury at a corner and showed his class under pressure. Copped another one in the face late on, too. AFP
Juan Bernat – 8. Full of diligent running along the PSG left flank, and somehow popped up in the centre-forward position to head in the third, which killed the tie. Reuters
Marquinhos – 8. He settled PSG nerves with a towering header in the 13th minute, and was a vital presence in the PSG midfield throughout the 90 minutes. AFP
Leandro Paredes – 7. Understated, but just what PSG required as he won the ball and fed it to a forward line who were buzzing. Getty
Ander Herrera – 7. His sound use of the ball went unnoticed for the large part, but allowed the flashier forward stars to strut their stuff. AP
Neymar – 8. He was wasteful when he hit the post in the sixth minute, but visionary when he did similar in the 35th from a wide free kick. Deft flick set up Di Maria’s goal. AP
Angel Di Maria – 9. Delicious deliveries for the headers by Marquinhos and Bernat, and made no mistake with his finish for the second. Outstanding. Reuters
Kylian Mbappe – 6. Created a chance with fine skill for Neymar which was wasted in the sixth minute, but was trying to find sharpness on his return from injury. Getty
SUBSTITUTES: Julian Draxler – NA. Barely spotted his brief time on the field at the end, and will not be expecting to dislodge any of the big guns in the XI for the final. Reuters
Marco Verratti – NA. Not enough time to press his case for a starting place in the final, but the fact he could take the field following injury is still a good sign. Reuters
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting – NA. Did not have enough time to work up a sweat after his late introduction. AFP
Pablo Sarabia – NA. Brought on late as Thomas Tuchel gave some of the stars a curtain call. AFP
