PSG vs. Inter Milan live updates, lineups, how to watch Champions League final
Saturday's Champions League final isn't Real Madrid, isn't Lionel Messi or Kylian Mbappé and it isn't a clash if historical juggernauts. But don't be fooled — this is elite soccer.
This is two clubs chasing history with one massive trophy up for grabs.
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Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan collide in Munich on Saturday in the 2025 UEFA Champions League final — a clash of styles, pressure and ambition.
Inter have already conquered Bayern and Barcelona, losing just once all tournament and rarely trailing. The Nerazzurri are back in the final for the second time in three years. PSG, meanwhile, seek their first-ever European title and the final piece of a historic treble.
Both teams have climbed mountains to get here. Only one can reach the summit.
Saturday, May 31
PSG vs. Inter Milan (3 p.m. ET, CBS/Paramount+/Univision/TUDN)
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