Arsenal v PSG LIVE: Champions League latest score and goal updates from semi-final

Rice strides up the pitch with the ball and releases it across to Trossard.

Trossard weaves into the box and shoots but Donnarumma drops again and tips this effort wide of the far post!

53 mins: It’s been better from Arsenal who have played themselves into the game.

PSG attempt to assert some control by maintaining possession and forcing the Gunners out of their defensive shape.

50 mins: Arsenal’s joy turns to disappointment as the goal is chalked away.

VAR looked over the goal and decided that the Arsenal forwards were offside so the goal won’t stand.

Arsenal win a free kick inside the oppositions final third. Declan Rice swings the ball into the box and picks out the head of Mikel Merino.

The makeshift forward glances the ball into the bottom corner and Arsenal are on level terms again.

No changes from either manager as Arsenal get the ball rolling at the Emirates once more.

Is there a way back into this match for them?

Alan Shearer praised Gianluigi Donnarumma at the end of the first half for making a save to deny Gabriel Martinelli.

He said: “Donnarumma is a huge figure when you’re staring down at him. It’s a great save.

“Arsenal have been much, much better in the last 10 minutes.”

That was a tale of two halves. PSG started as the sharper team creating six attempts with four of them on target.

Ousmane Dembele scored the only goal and shocked the Gunners but they came back into the game.

By half-time, Arsenal had five efforts and four on target for themselves.

There xG is way higher too at 1.22 compared to PSG’s 0.29.

Promising signs for the Gunners.

45+3 mins: The match officials are booed as they head off the pitch.

Other than a few harsh yellow cards the referee has done okay.

His decisions have been the right ones for the most part.

Arsenal showed increasing promise as the half went on which will encourage Mikel Arteta going into the second half.

45 mins: In quick succession, Saka and Hakimi are booked for dissent after decisions are given against their respective teams.

Lewis-Skelly collects the ball into the middle and drives forward before slipping a pass in behind.

Martinelli sprints onto the ball, touches it into the box and shoots only for Donnarumma to deny him with a save to his left.