The first two teams advancing to the Champions League semifinals have been determined.

PSG and Atletico Madrid have officially secured their spots in the Champions League semifinals following convincing victories, while awaiting their next opponents from the remaining matches.

In the early morning of April 15 (Vietnam time), the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 quarterfinals confirmed the first two names to reach the semifinals: Paris Saint-Germain and Atletico Madrid, after displays full of conviction and character.

At Anfield, PSG continued to demonstrate their class by defeating Liverpool 2-0 in the second leg, securing an aggregate 4-0 victory. Despite playing away, the French representatives maintained good control of the match through disciplined play and sharp counter-attacking ability.

After a goalless first half, PSG accelerated in the second half. In the 72nd minute, Ousmane Dembele capitalized on Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's exquisite assist to open the scoring. In stoppage time, Dembele himself completed a brace, extinguishing Liverpool's hopes. This victory allows PSG to stride confidently into the semifinals with an extremely impressive form.

In the other match, Atletico Madrid endured a tense 90 minutes against Barcelona. Despite losing 1-2 in the second leg, the team under coach Diego Simeone still advanced thanks to a 3-2 aggregate victory.

Barcelona started explosively, quickly taking a 2-0 lead, including a goal from Lamine Yamal. However, Ademola Lookman's goal to reduce the deficit helped Atletico regain the advantage. The turning point came when Eric Garcia received a red card, causing Barcelona to lose control in the final minutes and unable to reverse the situation.

With these results, PSG will face the winner of the Real Madrid vs Bayern Munich match in the semifinals. Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid will confront the winner of the Arsenal vs Sporting CP tie.

The first two tickets have been claimed, and with their current form, PSG and Atletico Madrid promise to deliver top-tier showdowns in the semifinals, where the race for the championship is heating up more than ever.