PVR INOX Cinemas to screen Chelsea vs PSG FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final: All you need to know
Hey football fans, brace yourselves for something epic! PVR INOX, India's top multiplex chain, is teaming up with DAZN to bring the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Final to the big screen. Picture this: Chelsea vs. PSG, battling it out at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, and you're watching every heart-pounding moment live in a PVR INOX cinema near you. This isn't just a match—it's a global showdown with a killer halftime show, and we've got all the details you need to join the party. From ticket booking to match details, here's your ultimate guide to the Chelsea vs. PSG final on July 14, 2025. Chelsea vs. PSG in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Final
The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is a whole new beast with its 32-team format, and this final is the cherry on top. Chelsea, the gritty UEFA Conference League winners, are up against PSG, the swaggering UEFA Champions League champs, at MetLife Stadium on July 13, 2025, at 3:00 PM EDT (that's 12:30 AM IST on July 14). It's a first for both clubs in this revamped tournament, and the stakes are sky-high with a $1 billion prize pool—winners could bag $125 million!
Chelsea's Enzo Maresca has his squad firing on all cylinders, with João Pedro's semifinal brace against Fluminense still fresh in my mind. Cole Palmer's been weaving magic in midfield, and getting Levi Colwill and Liam Delap back from suspension is huge, though I'm biting my nails over Moisés Caicedo's injury. PSG, under Luis Enrique, are no slouches either. They crushed Real Madrid 4-0 in their semi, with Ousmane Dembélé and Fabián Ruiz running the show. Even with Willian Pacho and Lucas Hernandez out, players like Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Vitinha make them scary deep. And let's not forget the halftime show—Doja Cat, J Balvin, and Tems are set to light up the stage, and I'm already hyped for that! Screening Details: When and Where Date and Time : The final kicks off at 12:30 AM IST on Monday, July 14, 2025. Yes, it's a late one, but trust us, it's worth staying up for!
Locations : PVR INOX will screen the match in select theaters across major Indian cities. While exact locations are still being finalized, expect cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad to be in the mix, given PVR INOX's massive network of 1,717 screens across 353 properties.
Permissions: Some states have specific rules for late-night screenings, but PVR INOX is working to secure approvals. Check their website or app for the latest on participating cinemas. How to Grab Your Tickets
Ready to secure your spot? Booking tickets for the Chelsea vs. PSG final at PVR INOX is super easy:
Hop Online: Visit the PVR INOX website or download their app (available for iOS and Android).
Pick Your Spot: Select your city and find a participating cinema near you.
Choose Your Seats: Grab the best seats for the FIFA Club World Cup Final screening. Pro tip: book early, as these tickets will sell out fast!
Pay and Confirm: Complete your payment online, and you'll get a confirmation via email or SMS with all the details.
Stay Updated: Follow PVR INOX on X (@_PVRCinemas or @INOXMovies) for real-time updates on ticket availability and pricing.
PVR INOX teased this event on X, calling it a chance to 'FEEL the game like never before.' So, don't wait—get those tickets locked in!
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