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Economic Times
3 days ago
- Sport
- Economic Times
UEFA Champions League final: Date, tickets, time, location, prediction, and where to watch live streaming
Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain face off in the UEFA Champions League Final on May 31, 2025, at Munich's Allianz Arena. With PSG chasing a historic first title and Inter seeking a return to European glory, fans can expect an epic, tightly contested showdown. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Champions League final: Date, Time, and Venue Where to Watch: TV and Streaming Details Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Road to the Final Prediction and Odds Ticketing and Fan Access Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads FAQs When and where is the Champions League Final 2025? How can I watch the final in the United States? The stage is set for a thrilling clash as Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) prepare to meet in the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday, May 31, 2025. The prestigious decider will be held at the iconic Munich Football Arena (Allianz Arena) in Germany, with the match set to determine who reigns supreme in Europe's most coveted club Champions League final between PSG and Inter Milan will take place on Saturday, May 31, 2025, with the match scheduled to kick off at 21:00 local time, 12:00 PT, 13:00 CT, 15:00 ET, and 12:30 AM IST on June 1 for viewers in Allianz Arena, home of Bayern Munich, will host the summit clash. Known for its state-of-the-art facilities and vibrant atmosphere, the venue last hosted a Champions League final in fans in the USA can stream the intense match on Paramount+ and can catch live coverage of the UEFA Champions League final on Sony Ten 2 and Sony Ten 2 digital viewers, the match will be available for live streaming on the Sony Liv app, ensuring uninterrupted access to the the United Kingdom, the fixture will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 1, with additional streaming access provided through the Discovery+ platform. Coverage begins at 6:00 PM BST, with commentary from Darren Fletcher and Ally McCoist and insights from a panel of experts including Karen Carney, Owen Hargreaves, and Rio Ferdinand — who bids farewell to his punditry career with this Saint-Germain entered the final with strong momentum, having eliminated Arsenal in the semifinals with back-to-back wins (2-1 and 1-0). Under the guidance of Luis Enrique, the French champions are eyeing their first-ever UEFA Champions League trophy, a milestone that has eluded them despite massive investments in recent Milan, meanwhile, demonstrated resilience and attacking firepower en route to the final. In the semifinals, they played out a dramatic 3-3 draw with Barcelona before edging the Catalan giants 4-3 in the return leg. Simone Inzaghi's side is chasing their first European crown since 2010 — when they lifted the trophy under José will be Inter's seventh appearance in a European Cup/Champions League final, making them one of the continent's most experienced sides on such per leading odds platform OddsChecker, PSG are slightly favoured to lift the trophy with odds of 11/17, while Inter trail closely at 13/10, as per a report by Timeout. Despite the tight margins, PSG's attacking depth and recent form may give them a slight Inter Milan's seasoned core and tactical discipline mean the final is finely poised, promising a tense and exhilarating for the Champions League final 2025 were allocated via UEFA's official channels, with demand significantly exceeding availability. Supporters from both clubs, as well as general football fans, have made their way to Munich, ensuring a packed stadium and an electrifying it's PSG chasing their long-awaited maiden title or Inter aiming to relive past glory, the UEFA Champions League final 2025 is set to deliver drama, passion, and high-calibre football on Europe's biggest final takes place on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany. Kickoff is at 21:00 local time (CET).Fans in the U.S. can watch via Paramount+ and TUDN.
Time of India
3 days ago
- Sport
- Time of India
UEFA Champions League final: Date, tickets, time, location, prediction, and where to watch live streaming
Champions League final: Date, Time, and Venue Where to Watch: TV and Streaming Details Live Events Road to the Final Prediction and Odds Ticketing and Fan Access FAQs When and where is the Champions League Final 2025? How can I watch the final in the United States? (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel The stage is set for a thrilling clash as Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) prepare to meet in the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday, May 31, 2025. The prestigious decider will be held at the iconic Munich Football Arena (Allianz Arena) in Germany, with the match set to determine who reigns supreme in Europe's most coveted club Champions League final between PSG and Inter Milan will take place on Saturday, May 31, 2025, with the match scheduled to kick off at 21:00 local time, 12:00 PT, 13:00 CT, 15:00 ET, and 12:30 AM IST on June 1 for viewers in Allianz Arena, home of Bayern Munich, will host the summit clash. Known for its state-of-the-art facilities and vibrant atmosphere, the venue last hosted a Champions League final in fans in the USA can stream the intense match on Paramount+ and can catch live coverage of the UEFA Champions League final on Sony Ten 2 and Sony Ten 2 digital viewers, the match will be available for live streaming on the Sony Liv app, ensuring uninterrupted access to the the United Kingdom, the fixture will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 1, with additional streaming access provided through the Discovery+ platform. Coverage begins at 6:00 PM BST, with commentary from Darren Fletcher and Ally McCoist and insights from a panel of experts including Karen Carney, Owen Hargreaves, and Rio Ferdinand — who bids farewell to his punditry career with this Saint-Germain entered the final with strong momentum, having eliminated Arsenal in the semifinals with back-to-back wins (2-1 and 1-0). Under the guidance of Luis Enrique, the French champions are eyeing their first-ever UEFA Champions League trophy, a milestone that has eluded them despite massive investments in recent Milan, meanwhile, demonstrated resilience and attacking firepower en route to the final. In the semifinals, they played out a dramatic 3-3 draw with Barcelona before edging the Catalan giants 4-3 in the return leg. Simone Inzaghi's side is chasing their first European crown since 2010 — when they lifted the trophy under José will be Inter's seventh appearance in a European Cup/Champions League final, making them one of the continent's most experienced sides on such per leading odds platform OddsChecker, PSG are slightly favoured to lift the trophy with odds of 11/17, while Inter trail closely at 13/10, as per a report by Timeout. Despite the tight margins, PSG's attacking depth and recent form may give them a slight Inter Milan's seasoned core and tactical discipline mean the final is finely poised, promising a tense and exhilarating for the Champions League final 2025 were allocated via UEFA's official channels, with demand significantly exceeding availability. Supporters from both clubs, as well as general football fans, have made their way to Munich, ensuring a packed stadium and an electrifying it's PSG chasing their long-awaited maiden title or Inter aiming to relive past glory, the UEFA Champions League final 2025 is set to deliver drama, passion, and high-calibre football on Europe's biggest final takes place on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany. Kickoff is at 21:00 local time (CET).Fans in the U.S. can watch via Paramount+ and TUDN.
Daily Mail
25-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Emiliano Martinez is shown a straight RED CARD for a bizarre BLOCK on Rasmus Hojlund as Aston Villa's quest for Champions League football takes a damaging blow at Manchester United
Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez left the club's Champions League hopes in the lurch with a ridiculous straight red card against Manchester United. The Argentinian came charging out of his goal to meet the ball but Rasmus Hojlund knocked it past him - and so the goalkeeper simply dived into the striker. Matty Cash had sold him short with the back pass but there was no justifying Martinez's action and he was given his marching orders straight away. 'That's ridiculous, what's doing?' said TNT Sports commentator Darren Fletcher. Ally McCoist added: 'The first thing you've got to say, Matty Cash doesn't help him at all. But the goalkeeper - he (Hojlund) is going away from goal, yes, but he's got a real opportunity to knock it in with his left foot - you've got to let him go. 'I tell you what, I don't think he's scoring with his left foot, he's going that wide. It's unbelievable. He's taken it wide and he just barges into him.' More to follow.
Press and Journal
22-05-2025
- Sport
- Press and Journal
Ally McCoist's incredibly honest pre-match ratings of Aberdeen and Celtic ahead of 1990 Scottish Cup final
Aberdeen and Celtic are gearing up to lock horns in this weekend's Scottish Cup final at Hampden. The Hoops also provided the opposition when the Dons last won the national competition in a mammoth penalty shootout in 1990. In the build-up to the 1990 final, the Press and Journal featured four pages of player ratings compiled by then Rangers striker Ally McCoist. McCoist, who was only 27 at the time and Rangers' top scorer that season, provided a detailed analysis of each player. It was clear McCoist, who now works as a pundit, fancied the Dons to come out on top at Hampden, which they eventually did when Brian Irvine slotted home the winning penalty. Here is McCoist's analysis of the Aberdeen and Celtic squads ahead of the 1990 final, including his mark out of 10 for every player.
Scottish Sun
21-05-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Touching moment Rangers hero Ally McCoist spotted hugging ex-Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou as he delivers huge trophy win
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) HERE'S the moment emotional former Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou received a bear hug from Rangers hero Ally McCoist after leading Spurs to a remarkable Europa League win. The former Hoops gaffer is NOT guaranteed even to keep his job after a dismal season in the English Premier League - but he held his nerve to deliver Spurs' first trophy for 17 years. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Rangers legend Ally McCoist hugs Ange Postecoglou after the former Celtic manager delivers on his promise to win a trophy in his second season with Tottenham Hotspur 2 Rangers legend Ally McCoist hugs Ange Postecoglou after the former Celtic manager delivers on his promise to win a trophy in his second season with Tottenham Hotspur A solitary scrambled goal from Brennan Johnston was enough to win the day - with an emotional Postecoglou spotted with his wife and kids afterwards. And Rangers hero McCoist, on commentary duties with TNT Sports for the final, also shared a moment with the much maligned Aussie afterwards. He spoke of his delight about Postecoglou making good on his promise of always delivering silverware in his second season - having defended him when he took issue with a reporter who said he would be a CLOWN if he hadn't managed it. As the final whistle sounded McCoist said: "Ange delivers what he says he does – that'll be the story tomorrow. And rightly so..." Postecoglou told TNT Sports that people had mistaken his belief for boasting. He said: "I think people misinterpreted it. It wasn't me boasting. It was me just making a declaration and I believed it. "At the time I said it, we were still in the Carabao Cup. "I just had this thing inside me that, more than anything else, and I know our league form has been terrible and nowhere near good enough, but us finishing third wasn't going to change this football club. "I've had such a laser focus on winning this thing. Whatever happens, happens. "We're still building this team, it's still a very young team. Uefa awkwardly RUN OUT of Europa League winners' medals as Son and Romero among Tottenham stars to miss out "We need to add some experience to it. We're in the Champions League. I've been trying to build a team that can be successful for the next five or six years. "But I'm the manager of the football club, that decision is not in my hands. "If it does affect me, you would've seen it building up to here. All I cared about was this thing and having this medal around my neck because if I did, that means the football club has won a trophy. He added he DOES want to continue, saying: "I do. "I don't feel I've completed the job yet. We're still building. "The moment I accepted the role, I had one thing in my head and that was to win something, more than anything else. We've done that now so I want to build on that." Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page
