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Scotsman
31-05-2025
- Sport
- Scotsman
What time is Champions League final on TV? Full details
Make sure you know what time to tune in for the Champions League final ⚽ Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... It is almost time for the final of the Champions League. Inter Milan will face Paris Saint-Germain in Munich. But what time is it set to be on TV? Football's brightest lights will be shining on the Allianz Arena for the Champions League final. If you haven't got tickets for the game in Munich you will be wanting to know how to follow along at home. Paris Saint-Germain are bidding to lift the trophy after years of near misses - and achieve European glory for the first time since winning the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1995-96. Inter Milan last won the Champions League during the 2009-2010 season. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad TNT Sports has confirmed its television plans for the final tonight (May 31). Here's all you need to know: What time is the Champions League final on TV? The Champions League Trophy | KERSTIN JOENSSON/AFP via Getty Images It is one of the biggest nights in the footballing calendar and TNT Sports (formerly BT Sports) is certainly going big for the Champions League final. The broadcaster, which has been home to European football in the UK since 2015-16, will be starting its coverage well in advance of kick-off. The match is set to start at 8pm GMT (9pm local time) in Munich today. However TNT Sports will be live from the Allianz Arena from 6pm, it has been confirmed. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Coverage will also be live on Discovery+ from 6pm, for those planning to watch via that. How to watch the Champions League final for free? If you are wondering exactly how you can tune into PSG vs Inter Milan on May 31, TNT has explained everything over on its website . The steps to follow are as follows: Have access to discovery+ basic account with EE TV, Sky, Prime Video, you can login or, if you haven't already, activate your discovery+ account to enjoy all three finals for no extra cost. Prime Video customers with a discovery+ Basic subscription will also be able to watch all three finals on the Prime Video app. Are new to TNT Sports and discovery+. Viewers without discovery+ simply need to download the app on their mobile device, web or access via their TV, register their details online, kick back and enjoy the game for free. No subscription required. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Have Virgin Media TV, all customers in the UK can watch on channel 527. Which channel is the Champions League final on TV? As previously mentioned, if you are a Virgin Media customer you can watch the match on channel 527. If you are a subscriber to TNT Sports it will be live on both TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate. The match will also be live on the Discovery+ app for free. The app can be downloaded on smart TVs and also via a Fire TV Stick. Have you got a story you want to share with our readers? You can now send it to us online via YourWorld at . It's free to use and, once checked, your story will appear on our website and, space allowing, in our newspapers.
Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Dennis Wise Joins Sports.com as Founding Ambassador
LONDON, May 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- the global destination for immersive sports media and live fan engagement, is proud to announce the appointment of Dennis Wise as a Founding Ambassador. Wise joins an elite ambassadorial team that includes former QPR and Millwall star Marc Bircham, actor and director Tamer Hassan, and military adventurer and TV personality Ant Middleton. Dennis Wise is one of English football's most respected figures, both on and off the pitch. Over the course of a 21-year playing career, he earned 21 caps for England, captained Chelsea FC during its golden era, and won seven major trophies including the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and three FA Cups. Following retirement, Wise's career flourished in leadership roles across football management and global development. As Chief Executive Officer and Board Member of Como 1907, he masterminded the Italian club's historic rise from Serie D to Serie A, securing three promotions and signing global talents such as Cesc Fàbregas and Thierry Henry to the project. He is also a key figure on the FIFA Academic Board and has led youth development programs through Garuda Select, nurturing future international players from Indonesia and Africa. Matthew McGahan, Chairman and CEO of said:'Dennis is a transformative figure in world football. His achievements span top-flight competition, executive leadership, international development, and mentorship. As a Founding Ambassador, he brings credibility, vision, and an unrelenting drive to help shape into the future of sports media and fan interaction.' Dennis Wise commented:' is building something very special—bringing fans closer to the action, innovating the media experience, and supporting grassroots talent along the way. I'm delighted to join the founding team and help shape its global journey.' Marc Bircham, Director of and Head of Acquisitions for added:'I've known Dennis for decades—first as a fierce competitor on the pitch, then as a colleague and friend off it. Playing against him was always a challenge; he was one of the most formidable midfielders in British football. Since then, we've worked on several projects together, and one thing's always been true: wherever Dennis goes, success follows. He brings intensity, intelligence, and an incredible instinct for winning. We're excited to build a long-term relationship with him as continues to grow—and to tap into his years of football experience and what is now clearly a sharp eye for entrepreneurial ventures. We're also looking forward to seeing him take part in Soccerex's next major exhibition in Miami this November.' This appointment reinforces commitment to bridging elite sport, digital innovation, and global fan culture. With Dennis Wise on board, continues to accelerate its mission to become the home of next-generation sports entertainment. About is a multi-channel sports entertainment platform transforming how fans engage with their favourite sports, teams, and athletes. From live streaming and behind-the-scenes content to virtual events and exclusive partnerships, delivers high-impact experiences across the globe. About Inc. (NASDAQ: LTRY, LTRYW) family of brands — including Tinbu, and WinTogether, is a unified ecosystem that integrates gaming, entertainment, and sports. Important Notice Regarding Forward-Looking StatementsThis press release contains statements that constitute 'forward-looking statements' within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. 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Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
🎥 OTD 1998: Chelsea put themselves back on the European map
Chelsea are now bona fide European royalty but it wasn't always this way. Long before Roman Abramovich's Stamford Bridge revolution, continental success proved harder to come by with a solitary Cup Winners' Cup in their past 27 years. But one soon became two for the Blues as they won the competition for a second time on this day in 1998 courtesy of a 1-0 win over Stuttgart in Stockholm. Gianfranco Zola swept home the game's only goal to clinch victory for Gianluca Vialli's side and with it, put the club officially back on the European map. On this day in 1998, Gianfranco Zola scored the only goal as Chelsea won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 🏆 — 90s Football (@90sfootball) May 13, 2025 It proved to be a sign of things to come in west London. 📸 TOBIAS ROSTLUND
Evening Standard
07-05-2025
- Sport
- Evening Standard
'Chelsea FC are back': Enzo Maresca says winning Conference League sends a statement to Blues' rivals
Chelsea are competing in European football's third-tier competition for the first time in their history and bidding to become the first club to have won all three major European competitions — having previously won the Champions League and Europa League — as well as the now-defunct UEFA Cup Winners' Cup.
Yahoo
25-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
‘I'm sometimes furious when I see Chelsea, because they're going nowhere – their plan is like RB Leipzig or Monaco, but with their history, it shouldn't be the same' Former Stamford Bridge star expresses FRUSTRATION at Blues' strategy
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Chelsea sit sixth in the table going into the final five matches of the Premier League, but many remain unconvinced about their methodology since Todd Boehly took over the club three years ago. The Blues finished 12th in their first season under the BlueCo consortium, before improving to sixth under Mauricio Pochettino last term. The Argentine departed last summer though, and while Chelsea started this season well under Enzo Maresca, they're now in a real fight to make the top five and return to the Champions League for the first time in three years. Much of Chelsea's strategy since Boehly's arrival has been the recruitment of large numbers of young players, with the aim of improving them and delivering success. It's a very different strategy to life under Roman Abramovich, when they often focused on signing players who could allow them to challenge for trophies immediately. Former Blues defender Frank Leboeuf is one of those who remains doubtful about Chelsea's current strategy, and whether it will bring the success that the club has been used to for three decades. 'I like the way that Chelsea sometimes play, but you can't expect too much from them, and it will be like that until the club decides to change their mind on the way they want to see football,' Leboeuf exclusively tells FourFourTwo. 'With this trading situation, buying players and selling them, you cannot expect any results. 'One year it's going to be OK, but you're going to lose some players because your players have been good and you're going to sell them, so then you start from scratch, and that's what's going to happen.' Leboeuf won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup as well as two FA Cups and the League Cup during his time at Chelsea, when he also became a world champion with France in 1998. He joined the club from Strasbourg – coincidentally are also now owned by BlueCo, who have loaned Djordje Petrovic and Andrey Santos from Chelsea this season. 'I have the same problem with Strasbourg,' Leboeuf admits, speaking in association with BetVictor. 'They're seventh in the league, almost on the same points as fourth, but if they do well, Chelsea are going to get those players back or they're going to sell them, and they'll have to start from scratch again. 'It's not an ideal situation, it's good for the youth but for a club to stabilise itself, it's complicated. 'When it's Chelsea, you don't expect that. You can be OK with it at RB Leipzig because you know that's what they want to do and they're going to do that forever. 'Monaco is a bit like that too, you have the young players and you sell them. But it shouldn't be the same with Chelsea and their history. 'I'm disappointed, I'm sometimes furious as well when I see what I see, because I expect more.' Even if Chelsea qualify for the Champions League this season, the ESPN pundit is concerned that he doesn't see a pathway to consistent success. 'We have debates on ESPN sometimes with Craig Burley, my former team-mate, where we want to know where Chelsea are going,' he says. 'But Chelsea are going nowhere, Chelsea are going for the money and that's not how I see football. 'If they make the top five in the Premier League and get into the Champions League, what's going to happen next season? If a club comes for Cole Palmer, Chelsea will want to sell him, if they get crazy money. 'So what's going to happen next season? They need to strengthen their squad, but they're not going to strengthen with experienced players, because it's not part of their system. 'They'll buy other young players, who are going to take time to settle down. It's complicated.'
