Adam: Full Time. 3-0. No shocks. No dramas. No capitulation. PSG finally have a shot at the biggest prize in football. Leipzig tried but they were completely out of their league and out of their depth.

Big celebrations from the PSG players as they huddle on the pitch, jumping and singing.

Some of the staff are over with scarves but poor old Thomas Tuchel is left in the dugout with his foot in a boot.

Someone has already claimed Neymar's shirt too.

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PSG thoroughly deserve their place in the final. Good performance all round and RB Leipzig didn't have anywhere near enough to trouble them.

Bayern Munich or Lyon up next.

Paris Saint-Germain are in their first Champions League final.

Thilo Kehrer slips as he tries to clear the ball on the edge of PSG's box and Patrik Schick pounces on it.

He delays the shot and it allows two defenders to come across and make the block.

Marco Verrattislips it through to Pablo Sarabia on the right. He has acres of space and slides it into the middle for Neymar.

He should score but he messes it up and it bounces up and into his hand! How has he still not scored??

Man of the match Angel Di Maria.

Don't @ me.

Martyn: Given their history, I'm not ruling out PSG losing 4-3.

More changes.

Quarter-final hero Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting and Pablo Sarabia are on for PSG.

The big boys, Angel Di Maria and Kylian Mbappe, are off.

Theres glue on the ball and Angel Di Maria's foot tonight. Yet more impressive defensive work in the right corner.

Leipzig eventually regain posssession but Angelino's cross is headed wide and over.

Not a bad pair to bring on for PSG!

Willi Orban is on for Lukas Klostermann for RB Leipzig.

Marco Verratti and Julian Draxler are on for PSG. Ander Herrera and Leandro Paredes are off.

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It's been very noticeable that Mbappe has not been running away from players in the second half.

Usually when he sets off he leaves everyone in his wake, that's why I am wondering about tiredness.

Lukas Klostermann sees Kylian Mbappe lurking on his shoulder and tries to just pass it out to the side.

He ends up sliding it into Mbappe and it bounces off the Frenchman's foot and almost beats the keeper!

Angel Di Maria takes the resulting free-kick and after a long discussion with Neymar, tries to catch the keeper out again with a powerful shot from long range.

The rebound comes out to Leandro Paredes, who hits it well again, but it's straight at the keeper, again.

Neymar tries to skip past Marcel Halstenberg on the right and is clipped on the ankle as he looks to flick it around the defender.

Halstenberg goes into the book and so does Yussuf Poulsen, who came sprinting over to tell the referee his thoughts...

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Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Maybe Tuchel is leaving Mbappe on so he gets his goal to lift his confidence? Like he needs it lifting in any way whatsoever.

What is interesting, is if you compare them to Real Madrid, when Madrid had Barcelona at their mercy they did not stop. They were ruthless. But PSG have thought 'we have done enough, let's see it out.'

Dayot Upamecano's shot is blocked outside the box but Emil Forsberg feeds it into the feet of Yussuf Poulsen.

Presnel Kimpembe makes a good tackle but Angelino picks up the rebound and forces a smart save from the keeper.

It's eventually hooked clear and Kylian Mbappe and Neymar are away at the other end. The Frenchman plays it slightly behind Neymar, who then slips and the chance goes begging!

Herbert: It will go under the radar but spare a thought for Buffon. Went to PSG to better his chances of finally winning that elusive CL, PSG were abysmal. Returned to Juve with then PSG make the final.