Sports LIVE Today, May 8: PSG Enter Champions League Final; Knicks Beat Celtics In NBA Conference Semis Game 2

Dewald Brevis라이브 바카라 explosive 25-ball 52, combined with a disciplined four-wicket burst from left-arm spinner Noor Ahmad, virtually extinguished defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders’ IPL play-off hopes as Chennai Super Kings cruised to a thrilling two-wicket win at the Eden Gardens on Wednesday.

The Afghan spinner exploited the turning conditions brilliantly, picking up 4/31, to restrict KKR to 179/6 after Ajinkya Rahane opted to bat first in their must-win clash.

For CSK, their spin trio dominated the middle overs taking a combined 5/84 in 11 overs that proved to be the difference.

Chasing 180 under tricky conditions, CSK were rocked early on, losing half their side for just 60 inside 5.2 overs under the glowing Eden Gardens lights. But it was MS Dhoni who had the final say -- possibly for the last time at this venue -- finishing the chase with his trademark calm and power, as CSK completed the task with two balls to spare.

It was another superb comeback from New York Knicks to seal their second consecutive victory in their conference semifinal against Boston Celtics. Knicks have now won two straight games and in both of them, a loss seemed imminent. Knicks trailed by 12 points in the third quarter but a brilliant rally in the final quarter saw them steal a 91-90 victory to take 2-0 lead in the series.

Fabian Ruiz and Achraf Hakimi were on target as Paris Saint-Germain beat Arsenal 2-1 to punch their ticket to the Champions League final courtesy of a 3-1 aggregate victory.

Spain ace Fabian broke the deadlock in the first half and Hakimi's well-taken effort with a little under 20 minutes remaining took the tie away from Arsenal.

PSG, who also saw Vitinha squander a contentiously awarded penalty, had a few late nerves when Bukayo Saka reduced the arrears then missed a golden chance shortly after.

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