Champions League semi-finals: Inter Milan vs Barcelona, PSG vs Arsenal preview, head-to-head, time, live streaming

Inter Milan secured three away goals in their Champions League semi-final first leg against Barcelona, ending in a 3-3 draw, as they prepare for Tuesday's return leg. The match showcased Barcelona's 17-year-old sensation Lamine Yamal, who scored a stunning goal after Inter's early 2-0 lead, while both teams face injury concerns ahead of the crucial second leg.
Barcelona's attacking prowess is led by Raphinha, who has netted 12 goals in the competition, surpassing teammate Robert Lewandowski's tally of 11. The Brazilian forward presents a constant threat with his long-range shooting and versatile attacking movements.
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Barcelona's defensive vulnerabilities remain a concern as coach Hansi Flick faces crucial decisions, including keeping Wojciech Szczesny in goal despite Marc-André ter Stegen's recovery from a knee injury.

The six-time Champions League winners Barcelona face Inter Milan, who are pursuing their fourth title. Inter's last triumph came in 2010 when they defeated Barcelona in the semifinals.
Both teams are dealing with injury setbacks. Barcelona's Jules Koundé suffered a left hamstring injury in the first leg, while Lewandowski, who needs one more goal to reach 100 for Barcelona, is managing a minor left leg injury.

Inter Milan's captain Lautaro Martínez was also injured in the first leg, while Marcus Thuram, who scored an impressive back-heel flick, recently returned from a thigh injury.
Form guide
Inter Milan: LLLDW
Barcelona: WWWDW
Head-to-head

PSG vs Arsenal (1-0)

In the other semi-final, Paris Saint-Germain holds a 1-0 advantage over Arsenal heading into Wednesday's second leg. PSG's top scorer Ousmane Dembélé, with 33 goals, is hoping to recover from a minor hamstring injury sustained in the first leg.
Neither PSG nor Arsenal have won the Champions League before, though both have reached the final previously. While PSG appeared in last season's semifinals, Arsenal have reached this stage for the first time since 2009.
Luis Enrique has transformed PSG following Kylian Mbappe's departure to Real Madrid, creating a cohesive unit. The team has gained renewed belief among fans despite recent domestic setbacks, including a 2-1 loss to Strasbourg.

The PSG coach rested key players for the league match, prioritising the Champions League campaign. However, the team's attacking threat is diminished without Dembélé's presence.
Arsenal's preparation suffered a setback with a 2-1 home defeat to Bournemouth. Coach Mikel Arteta plans to use the team's negative emotions as motivation for the PSG clash.
Arsenal faced tactical challenges in the first leg, with PSG dominating possession and scoring through a 26-pass move finished by Dembélé. Key player Bukayo Saka struggled against PSG's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, whose defensive and attacking abilities proved crucial.

The London side's captain Martin Ødegaard's positioning was problematic, as his advanced role allowed PSG to control the midfield before he eventually dropped deeper.
Form guide
PSG: WDLWL
Arsenal: WWDLL
Head-to-head