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PSG vs Inter Milan LIVE Score, UEFA Champions League Final: Can PSG break their UCL jinx tonight?
PSG vs Inter Milan, UEFA Champions League Final 2025 LIVE: Paris Saint-Germain take on Inter Milan in the much-anticipated UCL 2024-25 final. The match is scheduled to start at 12:30 AM IST. Follow live score, goals, highlights, and key moments from the clash. read more
The PSG vs Inter Milan UCL final is scheduled to begin at 12:30 AM IST. Image: Reuters
PSG vs Inter Milan LIVE SCORE, UEFA Champions League 2025 Final: It's Paris Saint-Germain vs Inter Milan in the battle for European glory. PSG are eyeing their maiden UCL title, having come close to securing it in 2020. This has been a major goal of the Qatari management ever since they came onboard in 2011. Inter Milan, on the other hand, last won the Champions League back in 2010 and would like to extend their record to four titles tonight. Follow our live blog for the latest score and all the updates from the match.
Welcome to our live coverage of the 2025 UEFA Champions League Final between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan. Stay tuned for the live score and latest updates from the match.
PSG vs Inter Milan UCL Final Today Match Live Score & Updates: Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) go head-to-head with Italy's Inter Milan in one of the biggest nights in European football, the . The match is being played at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany, with kick-off scheduled for 12:30 AM IST (1 June).
Both teams have shown incredible resilience and class to reach this stage. PSG defeated Arsenal to reach the final, while Milan won against Barcelona to make the summit clash. PSG are chasing their first-ever Champions League title, while Inter Milan are looking to relive their 2010 UCL glory.
How to watch UEFA Champions League final in India?
The UEFA Champions League 2024-25 final between PSG and Inter Milan will be broadcast live on Sony Ten 2 and Sony Ten 2 HD in India. Fans can also watch the live stream on the Sony LIV app and their official website.
PSG vs Inter Milan UCL final: Confirmed line-ups
PSG (4-3-3): Donnarumma; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Mendes; Joao Neves, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz; Doue, Dembelé, Kvaratskhelia
Inter (3-5-2): Sommer; Pavard, Bastoni, Acerbi; Dumfries, Mkhitaryan, Barella, Calhanoglu, Dimarco; Thuram, Lautaro Martinez
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