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PSG vs Tottenham: Date, time, and live streaming details of the Super Cup 2025 final
The much-awaited Super Cup final will take place between the UEFA Champions League winners, Paris Saint-Germain, and the UEFA Europa League holders, Tottenham Hotspur, tonight. The clash for the European bragging rights will be held at the Stadio Friuli in Udine. Both teams will look to showcase their best game as the Super Cup trophy is among the most eminent in the world of football. As each year, the winners of the Champions League and Europa League collide in the clash, Real Madrid are the current champions, who defeated Europa League champions Atalanta in 2024.
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Being in a fabulous form, the UCL champions PSG will enter as the favourites against Tottenham, who had nothing going their way last season except the continuous rise in the Europa League. The attention will be on the front three of the PSG- Desire Doue, Ousmane Dembele, and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia- as they managed to rattle almost every side in the UCL last season. They even had a decent Club World Cup, where they pushed the club to the final. PSG however will start with at least one change from the UCL final match against Inter Milan. Manager Luis Enrique has confirmed that goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma will not play the Super Cup final.
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While the on paper odds will be in favour of PSG, nothing matters after the referee blows the kick-off whistle. Thus, Tottenham will fancy its chances as well. An intriguing battle is set to unfold. Let's see who comes up with the goods in the Super Cup final.
Ahead of the start of the PSG vs Tottenham game, let's take a look at how to catch the live action.
When will the PSG vs Tottenham UEFA Super Cup match take place?
The UEFA Super Cup match between PSG and Tottenham will be played on August 14.
Where will the PSG vs Tottenham UEFA Super Cup match take place?
The UEFA Super Cup match between PSG and Tottenham will take place at Stadio Friuli in Udine, Italy.
At what time the PSG vs Tottenham UEFA Super Cup match will kick off?
The UEFA Super Cup match between PSG and Tottenham will kick off at 12:30 AM IST on Thursday.
How to watch the PSG vs Tottenham UEFA Super Cup match on TV?
The UEFA Super Cup match between PSG and Tottenham will live broadcast on Sony Sports Network.
How to watch the PSG vs Tottenham live streaming of the UEFA Super Cup match?
Fans can watch the live streaming of the PSG vs Tottenham Super Cup match on the Sony Liv app and website.
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