Paris Saint-Germain head coach Luis Enrique has insisted there's no frustration in his camp despite seeing their commanding lead slip to a slender one-goal advantage ahead of next Wednesday's Champions League semi-final second leg in Munich.

The first leg at the Parc des Princes was nothing short of a classic—a breathtaking 5-4 thriller that many are already calling one of the greatest matches in Champions League history. PSG raced to a 5-2 lead midway through the second half, only for Bayern to claw back two late goals, leaving the tie finely poised.

"No, I'm not frustrated because it's a unique football match for me," Luis Enrique told reporters, dismissing any notion of regret. "We won the match. But we could have drawn, and we could have lost the match, and that wouldn't have been unfair."

Rather than pointing fingers at defensive lapses, the Spanish tactician praised the sheer quality on display from both sides' attacking units. "It was a very spectacular match because the strikers from both teams got the better of the defenders on numerous occasions, but not because they did a poor job defensively," he explained. "No, that's what makes this match magnificent, because the standard was incredible, especially from the strikers."

Luis Enrique singled out two standout performers: PSG's Ousmane Dembele and Bayern's English talisman Harry Kane. "The two number nines—look at how they defend. How they attack is what we normally see. But look at how they both defend—it's incredible," he said, highlighting the all-around work rate that elevated the contest.

With everything still to play for, the stage is set for a blockbuster second leg in Munich. For fans and players alike, this tie is shaping up to be a true Champions League epic.