Bayern Munich captain Manuel Neuer says his side lacked the “killer instinct” and clinical finishing shown by Paris Saint-Germain in their Champions League tie. The teams play to a 1-1 draw in Germany, but PSG advance with a 6-5 aggregate score to reach the final. Neuer’s comments focus on Bayern’s inability to convert key moments into decisive goals, contrasting Bayern’s performance with PSG’s ability to score at crucial times. Multiple outlets report that Bayern missed the kind of decisive, game-changing edge Neuer attributes to PSG, which ultimately propelled the French club through the semi-final. With PSG set to face Arsenal in the final, Bayern’s exit leaves attention on whether Bayern’s attacking efficiency and mentality can be improved. The reports consistently frame Neuer’s assessment as a post-match critique of Bayern’s finishing and ability to seize scoring opportunities during the match and across the tie.