In photos: PSG, Chelsea celebrate getting through to Champions League semi-finals, while Bayern Munich, Porto players look dejected after final whistle

FC Porto midfielder Matheus Uribe looks defeated after his side loses 2-1 on aggregate to Chelsea during the Champions League quarterfinal, despite his team winning the second leg 1-0. Chelsea and Paris St-Germain made it to the semi-finals, with Porto and Bayern Munich down for the count.

Porto players huddle together after the disappointing result in a heartening display of unity. Despite being one-up against a goalless Chelsea on Tuesday, Chelsea's two away goals from last week secured them a spot in the final four.

FC Porto's Pepe (centre) looks to the sky, flanked by a dejected-looking Evanilson on the left and Mehdi Taremi on the right.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel celebrates after the match. 'I am here to win games and as a result to win titles,' he said, earlier. 'Now is the time.'

Chelsea's Antonio Rudiger (right) and Hakim Ziyech embrace in celebration, as Porto players look dejected on the pitch.

Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud (right) puts a hand on Christian Pulisic's head after the match. USMNT's Pulisic was fouled 11 times by Porto - the highest number in a single Champions League match since Barcelona's Messi against Real Madrid back in 2011.

Bayern Munich's Thomas Mueller reacts. The German giants and defending champions, missing star Polish striker Robert Lewandowski, lost to PSG on away goals with a 3-3 aggregate score.

Bayern's Jerome Boateng after elimination. Last season, Bayern beat PSG 1-0 in the Champions League final to win the title. Tuesday's match ended in a 1-0 result to Bayern but it wasn't enough on aggregate.

PSG's Kylian Mbappe shakes hand with Bayern's Mueller.

Mbappe celebrates with Danilo Pereira after PSG advances to the semi-finals. PSG have never won a Champions League. Last season marked the French side's first time to the finals of the competition after a record 110 Champions League matches played.

Periera pumps his fists into the air and wears his joy openly after the final whistle.

Neymar Jr picks up PSG boss Mauricio Pochettino in celebration. The second leg of the Champions League quarterfinals continues today at 11pm (local UAE time) with Liverpool v Real Madrid and Dortmund v Man City.