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Saka goal can't save Arsenal in Champions League

Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard looks disappointed as a large PSG flag is waved in the background. Getty Images

Arsenal's dream of lifting the UEFA Champions League for the first time in their history came to a disappointing end last night as they were knocked out by Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the competition’s semi-final.

PSG were already 1-0 up from the first game in London, so the Gunners had work to do in Paris.

But it wasn't to be and, despite a goal from Bukayo Saka, it was PSG who won 2-1 on the night, and 3-1 overall.

They will meet Italian team Inter Milan in the final on 31 May in Germany.

Here's how it happened.

Fabian Ruiz hits the ball from distance to beat David Raya in the Arsenal goal. There are two images one on top of the other, one from behind Ruiz as he strikes the ball and the other from behind David Raya as he dives in an attempt to save the shot. Getty Images

Fabian Ruiz struck from distance as PSG opened the scoring

Despite being on top during the early part of the match, forcing PSG's goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma to make several impressive saves, Arsenal fell behind thanks to a goal from Fabian Ruiz.

The midfielder thundered the ball into the net with a strike from the edge of the penalty box: 1-0.

Raya dives to his left to save Vitinha's penalty.Getty Images

Raya dived to his left to save Vitinha's penalty

Arsenal later had a penalty given against them following a VAR (Video Assistant Referee) check for handball against Myles Lewis-Skelly.

The penalty from Vitinha was poor though, and David Raya dived to his left to make the save.

Achraf Hakimi, surrounded by Arsenal players, scores PSG’s second goal.Getty Images

Achraf Hakimi scores PSG’s second goal

Any encouragement Arsenal took from the penalty save was short lived.

PSG scored a second goal after 72 minutes, Thomas Partey lost possession on the edge of his own penalty area, as Achraf Hakimi went on to score: 2-0.

Two images, one on top of the other. The first shows Bukayo Saka scoring to get a goal back for Arsenal. The second shows him sat next to the goal with his hands on his head after missing a big chance later in the game.Getty Images

Bukayo Saka scored but then later missed a big chance as Arsenal tried to make a come back

Bukayo Saka managed to get a goal back for Arsenal - making it 2-1 - but it wasn’t enough.

The Gunners missed several big chances to score a second, including Saka shooting over an open goal, as they crashed out at the semi-final stage.

It means Paris Saint-Germain have beaten Arsenal, Liverpool, Man City and Aston Villa in this season’s competition.

Meanwhile, Arsenal now need to secure a top five finish in the Premier League to make sure they’ll be back in Champions League again next season.