Fourth-tier side Cannes' brilliant run in the Coupe de France has come to an end.

Despite finding an equaliser in the second half, Reims quickly regained the advantage and managed to see themselves through to the final.

They'll face reigning champions Paris St-Germain on May 24.

Not the best first involvement for Nahuel Molina nor Eric Garcia.

The Atletico man dives in on his fellow substitute to receive an instant yellow card and leave the Barcelona defender in a heap on the floor.

Changes for both sides as we approach the hour mark.

For the hosts Nahuel Molina replaces Robin Le Normand, while Barcelona swap Ronald Araujo and Eric Garcia for youngsters Pau Cubarsi and Fermin Lopez.

All over and it's all square at the end of the first leg of this Coppa Italia semi-final between AC Milan and city rivals Inter.

Tammy Abraham's fine turn and finish put "hosts" Milan in front early in the second half, but Hakan Calhanoglu's low drive from 25 yards earned Inter a draw.

They'll play again to find a winner on 23 April, with Bologna or Empoli awaiting in the final.

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Into three minutes of stoppage time and the sting has gone out of this one a little bit in recent minutes.

After Lamine Yamal ghosts past two more defenders Raphinha has the chance to shoot.

He cuts inside in a bid to outwit Juan Musso but the keeper gets down to it at his near post.

More dazzling dribbling from Lamine Yamal but his teammates can't match it and the opening is lost.

It's crazy to think that he is still just 17 years of age.

That should have been 1-1!

Alexander Sorloth is suddenly one on one with Wojciech Szczesny but he smashes his shot into the sidenetting.

A huge chance wasted.

Almost a lovely goal from AC Milan's Rafael Leao, who curls an effort just wide of the far post from about 18 yards.

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Diego Simeone is on the edge of his technical area urging the crowd to make more noise and they respond fervently.

He's like a conductor waving at a slightly chaotic orchestra.

Alexander Sorloth's first meaningful contribution almost prompts the equaliser.

He latches on to a ball over the top before squaring it to Antoine Griezmann in the box but the Frenchman is denied by Wojciech Szczesny.

The offside flag was up in the end anyway but that's already much better from the hosts.

So, it'll be Stuttgart that take on third-division side Arminia Bielefeld in the DFB Pokal final on 24 May.

They made relatively easy work of the semi-final, taking an early lead against RB Leipzig and never looking back.

Stuttgart will no doubt be favourites for the final, however, given the level of opposition that Arminia Bielefeld have beaten so far it won't be straightforward.

They have already beaten four top-flight sides this season in the tournament, most recently the reigning Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen.

Confirmation that Diego Simeone turned to his bench at the interval to make a triple change.

Alexander Sorloth is on up top, Javi Galan in midfield and Clement Lenglet at the back as Reinildo, Giuliano Simeone and Cezar Azpilicueta all made way.

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It's not like Inter have been completely dominant in this game, but if AC Milan emerge from this first leg level or ahead, they will have their goalkeeper and captain Mike Maignan to thank.

He's just produced another fine stop from close range to deny Nicola Zalewski.

Back under way in the Spanish capital.

AC Milan have sent on Santi Gimenez and Chelsea loanee Joao Felix from the bench for the final 15 minutes of the first leg.

Tammy Abraham, Milan's goalscorer, and Christian Pulisic are the players replaced.

It was total domination from Barcelona in the first half, as they were superior in all the key metrics, including the one that matters: goals.

A reminder that Inter failed to win any of their first three meetings with AC Milan this season.

Will they do it in number four?

The tie could be over in Germany.

They're now 3-1 up through Jamie Leweling, and with just over 10 minutes left to play it's a tough ask for RB Leipzig.

The winner faces Arminia Bielefeld on 24 May.