Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer was involved in a tense moment with a ball-boy during Bayern’s Champions League semi-final defeat to Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday, April 28, 2026.

The incident occurred during a heated phase of the match, with Bayern already under pressure from PSG.

In a brief but notable exchange, the ball-boy reportedly refused to immediately hand the ball to the German goalkeeper, prompting visible frustration from Neuer.

The veteran keeper approached the boy to request the ball, exchanged words and then walked away, appearing confused and irritated.

The moment summed up a difficult evening for Bayern and their captain, who endured one of the toughest performances of his Champions League career. PSG’s attacking efficiency proved overwhelming, with the French side producing a clinical display in front of goal.

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Neuer, known for his consistency and composure, conceded five goals in the match without making a single save, an unprecedented statistic since detailed Champions League records began in 2010.

It also marked the first time in his European career that he has shipped more than four goals in a single UEFA competition match.

Despite the heavy defeat, the 40-year-old continued to lead Bayern on the pitch, wearing the captain’s armband throughout a challenging night for the German giants. The result leaves Bayern with a steep task in the second leg.

Watch the video below:

PSG ball boy refusing to give Neuer the ball

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