Ten-Man Bayern Edges PSG 2-1 to Claim Historic 16th Straight Win; Dias Scores Twice and Gets Sent Off

Bayern Munich achieved a remarkable 2-1 victory over Paris Saint-Germain in Matchday 4 of the UEFA Champions League league phase, extending their sensational start to the season with a record 16th consecutive win across all competitions.

The match was packed with drama, centering on Bayern's midfielder, Brahim Díaz. In the first half, after a Christopher Olise shot was saved, Díaz converted the rebound to open the scoring. Ousmane Dembélé thought he had equalized for PSG, but the goal was ruled out for offside. Minutes later, Dembélé was forced off with an injury and replaced by Lee Kang-in.

Díaz struck again after capitalizing on a turnover from Marquinhos to double Bayern's lead. However, the game turned just before halftime when Díaz received a straight red card for a reckless tackle from behind on Achraf Hakimi, forcing Bayern to play the entire second half with ten men.

Despite the numerical disadvantage, Bayern held on, conceding only once to a second-half strike from Rúben Neves. The ten-man effort secured a gritty win, cementing Bayern's place in the history books with their unprecedented winning streak.

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