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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.
The Irish Sun
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Danny Dyer fails to show at Jarrod Bowen's stag as West Ham ace charters £1,000 party boat
WEST Ham ace Jarrod Bowen is forever blowing bubbles on his Ibiza stag do - as he hit the sea on a private boat yesterday. The 10 Danny Dyer failed to show at Jarrod Bowen's stag Credit: The Mega Agency 10 The West Ham ace chartered a £1,000 party boat in Ibiza Credit: Darren Fletcher Sources said that after arriving on the Spanish party island clad in fancy dress on Monday, the group spent £2,000 on a boozy lunch at the swanky Nassau Beach Club. Jarrod was seen leaving the bar topless with a bucket hat and shorts and looked to be enjoying himself with close pals. The group, who are staying in a luxury private villa, climbed into a blacked-out Mercedes Sprinter after their lunch. read more on Danny Dyer An onlooker said: 'Jarrod seemed to be having a great time and looked really relaxed ahead of his big day. 'They kept things respectable and didn't hit it too hard at the beach club. 'There's no doubt the lads have got plenty in store for Jarrod over the next couple of days so it's bound to get messy.' The lads, along with Jarrod's dad, had set off in style on a private jet from Stansted Airport on Monday morning - all clad in fancy dress, with Jarrod in a wedding dress. Most read in Celebrity But their trip has so far paled in comparison to Dani's hen do - with the girls partying hard over the weekend. Her hardman actor dad Danny, 47, had been expected to be part of the stag-party - with Dani confirming he was joining Jarrod and his pals earlier this year. Watch as Dani Dyer dances with booze on her flight to Ibiza as she wears West Ham kit on second hen do ahead of Jarrod Bowen wedding But there has so far been no sign of him. Sources previously told The Sun that Dani and her friends splurged around £20,000 on her hen do - with the group flying out with British Airways last week. Dani, who shares twins with Jarrod, flew back in a They had spent their time partying at hotspots including super-club Ushuaia. One source said: 'Dani might have flown on a commercial flight but they splashed the cash when they landed. 'She spent Friday night at Ushuaia where they were on a VIP table with a minimum spend of £8,000. 'The next day they hired a boat to go around the coast before spending the rest of the time chilling at the Hard Rock hotel. 'Dani also had a boozy brunch at Beso Beach where her mates put on Jarrod masks and sang Abba songs with her. 'They spent their last night at superclub Hi Ibiza where they had a VIP booth. 'There were some sore heads when they touched down at City airport.' 10 The England forward and ten pals splashed out £1k to hire the vessel Credit: Darren Fletcher 10 They drifted out across the breezy Balearic Sea for five hours Credit: Darren Fletcher 10 Jarrod has been enjoying a relatively low-key stag ahead of his wedding Credit: Darren Fletcher 10 The group spent £2,000 on a boozy lunch at the swanky Nassau Beach Club Credit: Darren Fletcher 10 The lads are joined by Jarrod's dad Credit: Darren Fletcher 10 But their trip has so far paled in comparison to Dani's hen do Credit: Instagram 10 Jarrod and Dani are tying the knot on Saturday Credit: Getty 10 Danny, Jarrod, Dani - and younger daughter Sunnie - are seen at the premiere of Marching Powder Credit: Getty
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.
Scottish Sun
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Man Utd & Spurs fans guzzle pints & party on streets of Bilbao in fevered run up to season-saving Europa League final
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) MANCHESTER United and Tottenham Spurs fans are guzzling pints and partying on the streets of Bilbao in the run up to the season-saving Europa League final. Up to 70,000 footie fans have flocked from the UK to sunny Bilbao where spirits are at an all-time high - despite some taking a 32-hour ferry ride to get there. 12 Fans gather ahead of the UEFA Europa League Final football match Credit: Getty 12 Spurs and and Manchester Utd fans gather in Bilbao ahead of tonights Europa league final . Credit: Darren Fletcher 12 A Manchester United fan and Tottenham Hotspur fan smile at one another 12 Tottenham Hotspur fan Jangwon Son plays the trumpet ahead of the UEFA Europa League Final Credit: Getty Bilbao bars have been flooded with Brit fans chanting and drinking ahead of the anticipated final tonight. Both sets of supporters have been pictured marching through the streets, chanting songs with drinks in hand as they gear up for the Europa League final. Images show one Spurs fan playing the trumpet for gargantuan crowds, while Man United supporters hold up their beers to cheers. Footage taken by The Sun showed fans filling the streets, with around 70,000 fans thought to have flocked to Spain - despite the stadium being at 53,000-capacity. read more on the final RING OF STEEL Bilbao launches 'biggest security op ever' after fan brawls & trashed streets Some have braved an epic 32-hour-plus ferry ride which set sail at 10pm on Sunday evening and didn't arrive until this morning. With flights to Spain rocketing over £1,000 after the Prem teams sealed their final spots, many took advantage of the cheaper sea-route option, which set them back £260 for a cabin. The sky-high air prices are due to just six direct flights from Britain to the Basque region's industrial port city each day. And with only 65 hotels in Spain's tenth largest city, accommodation has been fully-booked for weeks. Each club has millions of fans across the globe, but since there are just 14,000 tickets allocated to each team, bagging a seat to the showpiece event has been a tricky task. On Sunday night, precious tickets to the big game were selling on the black market for up to £10,000. 12 Tottenham Hotspur fans standing on top of traffic lights Credit: Getty 12 Spurs fans holding up their pints Credit: Reuters 12 Manchester United gather in Bilabao Credit: Reuters 12 Both sets of supporters have been pictured marching through the streets Credit: Getty EasyJet was charging £1,823 to fly from Gatwick to Bilbao on Wednesday morning and return on Thursday morning, while the cheapest hotels for Wednesday night cost around £1,200. But for those fans who managed to snap up the golden tickets, footage has shown them enjoying themselves. Despite dismal Premier League seasons - United finishing 16th in the table and Spurs in 17th, perilously close to the relegation zone - die-hard supporters were emptying their bank accounts and flocking to Bilbao. Aside from European glory, the victorious team qualifies for next season's cash-riddled Champions League, worth a cool £100m to the club lifting the prized trophy. The travel chaos endured by thousands of footie fans has mirrored the 1987 American road trip comedy movie Planes, Trains and Automobiles starring Steve Martin and John Candy. Spurs fan John Affleck of Enfield, Herts., was today enjoying local delicacy pintxos - snacks on a slice of bread resembling an open sandwich - washed down with Sangria. He told The Sun: 'I flew to Madrid then got the train down. There are no hotel rooms so I'm bunking up with a pal on his hotel floor. "The trip will cost me more than £5,000. I'm broke, but I really don't care. We just need to win." 12 Manchester United fans in high spirits ahead of tonight Credit: PA 12 Fans drinking beer before the UEFA Europa League Final Credit: Alamy 12 Fans of Tottenham Hotspur gather to show their support to their team 12 Fans have filled the streets Credit: Getty Frank Johns, a Red Devils season ticket holder, jetted out yesterday from Heathrow via Schiphol in Amsterdam. He said: "It has been a pitiful season but none of that will matter if we lift the trophy." Under-fire Ruben Amorim and Ange Postecoglou face the chop if they don't prevail in the final - cruelly dubbed "El Crapico" by rival fans and pundits. Amorim masterminded Manchester United's 7-1 semi-final demolition of ten-man Athletic Bilbao. And Postecoglou guided his Tottenham team to a 5-1 triumph over Norwegians Bodo/Glimt in the other to set up the all-English final. Tottenham were beaten 2-0 by Liverpool in the 2019 Champions League final, while Chelsea beat Arsenal 4-1 in the Europa League final in the same year. United beat Chelsea in the 2008 Champions League final and Spurs KO'd Wolves to win the 1972 Uefa Cup. Tottenham have already beaten the Manchester outfit on three occasions this season - twice in the league and once in the Carabao Cup. They are looking to end a trophy drought that dates back to 2008 and has hung over the club - to the delight of opposing fans. United meanwhile have continued to be dire in the Prem with Amorim claiming his side are "not ready" to be competitive domestically and in the Champions League.
