Watch PSG vs Inter Milan Champions League final for free, kick-off details and channel
Watch PSG vs Inter Milan Champions League final for free, kick-off details and channel
Paris Saint-Germain take on Inter Milan in the Champions League final on Saturday evening, and UK-based football fans can watch the game for free
Paris Saint-Germain will take on Inter Milan in the Champions League final
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Paris Saint-Germain are on the brink of making history as they prepare to face Inter Milan in the Champions League final this Saturday.
Despite their domestic dominance, Les Parisiens have yet to clinch the coveted European Cup. Their closest attempt was in 2020 when they suffered a heartbreaking 1-0 defeat to Bayern Munich, with Kingsley Coman's 59th-minute goal proving decisive.
Now, under the stewardship of Luis Enrique, many football enthusiasts are hopeful that the star-studded French giants can finally secure victory at the Allianz Arena. PSG's journey to the final has been far from smooth, finishing 15th in the Champions League league phase before facing Ligue 1 rivals Brest in the play-offs for a spot in the last 16.
Over the course of two legs, PSG achieved an aggregate score of 7-0, then triumphed over Premier League champions Liverpool on penalties, Aston Villa in the quarter-finals, and Arsenal in the semis. Enrique, who savoured UCL success with Barcelona in 2014/15, is keen to add another European title to his CV, but must first overcome a formidable Inter Milan side.
Inter, no stranger to Champions League glory, already have three titles under their belt. They clinched back-to-back victories in 1964 and 1965 against Real Madrid and Benfica respectively, and their most recent triumph was a 2-0 victory over Bayern in 2010, reports the Mirror.
After narrowly missing out on the Serie A title to Napoli by just one point this season, I Nerazzurri are keen to secure some form of silverware for their efforts in the 2024/25 season. Having finished fourth in the Champions League standings, Inter didn't have to contend with a play-off tie to reach the knockout stages, meaning they've played two fewer games than PSG in the competition.
Instead, they defeated Feyenoord in the last 16, ousted Bayern in the quarter-finals and secured a 7-6 aggregate win over Barcelona in the semis to book their place in the final. With an exhilarating evening of football on the horizon, Wales Online provides a guide on how fans can tune in without spending a penny...
What time does PSG vs Inter Milan kick off?
The 2025 Champions League final between PSG and Inter Milan is scheduled to take place at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany, which has a capacity of 75,024. The kick-off is set for 8pm on Saturday evening.
Inter Milan will look to spoil the Parisian party
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How to watch PSG vs Inter Milan for free
A full house is anticipated at the Allianz on Saturday evening, with millions more around the globe tuning in to watch the live action. Fortunately, UK-based viewers can do so without spending a penny.
This is because discovery+ is broadcasting the match for free when you sign up for an account via their mobile app, TV app or official website. Coverage commences at 6pm. Additionally, TNT Sports 1 will also be providing pre-match build-up and live coverage of the game from 6pm for those with a valid TNT subscription.
Radio coverage
For those who prefer radio commentary, BBC Radio 5 Live will be offering coverage from 6:40pm, with Steve Crossman presenting the build-up. Meanwhile, talkSPORT will feature Adrian Durham, Jim Proudfoot and Stuart Pearce providing analysis and commentary of the match.
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