The shot goes wide, and the game is over and done with.

Free kick in a dangerous area. PSV would also like to see a red card, but the referee isn’t having any of it.

The end is approaching, and Shakhtar is gradually finding its rhythm. At times, it’s a nail-biter. Meanwhile, Peter Bosz has made substitutions, bringing on players who will hopefully inject new energy into the game.

The fans want a penalty, but Sano’s tackle goes unpunished. That seems like the right call.

The referee intervenes frequently in this second half. As a result, play is often halted, which does not benefit the game.

A chance for Shakhtar, which is taking another shot on goal. We haven’t seen that very often in this match.

Shakhtar can’t get a handle on Van Bommel, who just keeps going down the left flank. He gets past two defenders and then the emergency brake: a yellow card for the visitors.

1-1

Just before halftime, the score was 0-1. Immediately after the break, it was 1-1 again. Dest does it for PSV!

Rest

It’s UEFA Champions League football in nearly all its facets: intensity, technique, atmosphere, and tactics. The only thing missing is a bit of spectacle.

Goal Shakhtar

Dest is left in a lot of pain after a collision, but the visitors keep playing and score. The chorus of boos that follows does nothing to change the score: 0–1.

PSV creates some danger with a free kick and a corner kick.

At times, the match resembles a game of chess. Both sides calmly await their opportunities.

Kodai Sano tries a shot from a distance, but his attempt is no match for the goalkeeper. The attack began again on the left flank, where Ruben van Bommel seems to have wings.

Aside from a near-miss for Ricardo Pepi , there are no major scoring opportunities in the early stages. PSV is slightly stronger, though.

Van Bommel sprints down the left flank, unstoppable. Ivan Perišić volleys the ball just wide of the post. PSV makes its mark.