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FULL-TIME: REAL MADRID 3-2 DORTMUND

After a dramatic, late scare, Real Madrid advance to the Club World Cup semi-finals where they will face PSG.

GOAL FOR DORTMUND

Guirassy fires his penalty into the top-left corner.

PENALTY FOR DORTMUND & RED CARD FOR REAL MADRID

Dean Huijsen is shown a straight red card after pulling down Serhou Guirassy in the box.

GOAL FOR REAL MADRID

Mbappe scores a spectacular scissor kick to seal it for Real Madrid.

GOAL FOR DORTMUND

Dortmund gets one back as Maximilian Beier finds the bottom-left corner.

CHANCE FOR REAL MADRID

Kobel's right-footed save denies Federico Valverde.

CHANCE FOR REAL MADRID

Mbappe's shot is saved at the near-post by Kobel.

Real Madrid bring on Kylian Mbappe, Luka Modrić and Dani Ceballos, taking off Alexander-Arnold, Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr.

Both teams are beginning to slow down as the heat takes its toll.

The substitutions seem to have helped Dortmund as they have had a better start to the second-half.

Dortmund make three half-time changes as they try to turn the match around.

The second-half is underway in New Jersey.

HALF-TIME REAL MADRID 2-0 DORTMUND

Los Blancos have dominated the opening 45 minutes, taking eight shots to Dortmund's three.

As a result, Real Madrid go into the break with a deserved two-goal lead.

Real Madrid don't seem to be too affected by the summer heat as they have thoroughly outplayed Dortmund so far.

GOAL FOR REAL MADRID

Trent Alexander-Arnold provides an assist for fellow full-back Fran García as the Spaniard finishes low past Kobel to double Real Madrid's lead.

GOAL FOR REAL MADRID

Gonzalo García scores yet another Club World Cup goal with a volleyed finish past Gregor Kobel. The 21-year-old now is now joint-top of the CWC golden boot race.

KICK-OFF

We're up and running as Real Madrid get the game underway.

And here's how Real Madrid will start the match

Here is Dortmund's starting XI

UP NEXT: REAL MADRID VS BORUSSIA DORTMUND

FULL-TIME PSG 2-0 BAYERN

After an utterly chaotic end to the match, PSG advance to the CWC semi-finals.

The referee gave a penalty to Bayern for a high boot from Nunes Mendes but the decision was overturned following a VAR review which deemed Mendes did not make contact with Thomas Müller's head.

GOAL FOR PSG

Ousmane Dembélé seals it for PSG with an clinical right-footed strike, having hit the crossbar just seconds earlier.

RED CARD FOR PSG

PSG are down to nine men as Lucas Hernandez receives another straight red card for an elbow to the face of Raphaël Guerreiro.

Bayern have been denied again by the offside flag as Kane's late header did not stand.

RED CARD FOR PSG

Willian Pacho receives a straight red card for a strong tackle which caught the top of Leon Goretzka's foot.

GOAL FOR PSG

Désiré Doué cuts in on his left-foot before wrong-footing Neuer and sliding his shot into the bottom-right corner.

CHANCE FOR PSG

Neuer comes way out of his area and gives away possession but Dembélé's shot couldn't find the target.

Ousmane Dembélé comes on to replace Barcola as Luis Enrique looks to bolster PSG's attack.

20 minutes into the second-half, and there's still nothing to separate the two sides.

CHANCE FOR PSG

Bradley Barcola was clear through on goal but denied by a diving save from Neuer.

The second-half gets underway as Serge Gnabry comes on to replace Musiala.

HALF-TIME PSG 0-0 BAYERN

After an end-to-end opening 45 minutes, the match remains scoreless.

Frightening scenes as Jamal Musiala sustains a horrific ankle injury after a collision with Donnarumma. The Italian was visibly upset after seeing the severity of the injury.

Bayern found the back of the net in first-half stoppage time but Upamecano's header was quickly ruled out for offside.

Bayern have dominated the final 10 minutes of the first-half as Kingsley Coman creates problems for the PSG defense.

CHANCE FOR PSG

Kvaratskheli beats Dayot Upamecano for pace but is denied by Manuel Neuer.

CHANCE FOR BAYERN

Michael Olise forces a strong diving save from Gianluigi Donnarumma

PSG continue to look dangerous in transition with good chances for Khvicha Kvaratskheli and Vitinha.

Energetic start as Désiré Doué fires an early effort wide. Meanwhile, Bayern have created early chances of their own.

KICK-OFF

We're up and running as PSG get the match underway.

Today also marks two years since Luis Enrique took charge of PSG, guiding the club to their long-awaited first UCL trophy.

Bayern have won their last four matches against PSG, going back to 2021.

And here's how PSG will lineup

Ahead of the match, Bayern have named their starting XI

Four European clubs look to advance to the CWC semi-finals in rematches of the 2020 and 2024 UEFA Champions League Finals respectively.

First up, reigning UCL champions Paris Saint Germain face Bayern Munich in Atlanta.

Later, Real Madrid take on Borussia Dortmund at MetLife Stadium.

Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the final two Club World Cup quarter-finals!