Ligue 1 fans have plenty to look forward to over the next few weeks, with the battle to secure UEFA Champions League qualification set to go down to the wire.Current table-toppers Paris Saint-Germain

Bayern Munich vs. PSG will take place at 8pm GMT on Wednesday, May 6, in the Champions League. That means that fans watching in the US and Canada can see the game at 3pm ET and 12pm PT, while it's a 8am kick-off on Thursday, May 7, for fans in New Zealand. The game will be played at the Allianz Arena in Munich.

MANCHESTER, England (AP) — It was possibly the wildest match in Champions League history and may just change some long-held perceptions about soccer. Paris Saint-Germain's 5-4 win against Bayern Munich on Tuesday felt more like an NBA game than a traditional soccer match and set new goalscoring records for the sport's biggest club tournament.

The football world is still buzzing after one of the greatest Champions League matches of all-time between PSG and Bayern Munich in their semi-final first leg in Paris this week. The natural question for fans of other teams around Europe is simple: can we even compete at a level that high?

Here's how the semifinalists rank after 90 minutes played, and you might be surprised where Arsenal sit