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New York Post
4 hours ago
- Sport
- New York Post
How to watch PSG-Inter Milan in 2025 UEFA Champions League final for free
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. 36 teams entered the 2024-25 Champions League, now just two remain. Today, Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain will play for the Champions League title. The final marks the first competitive match between the two teams, who have played five exhibition games against each other in the past. It's also the first Champions League final without a team from England, Spain, or Germany since the 2004 final between FC Porto and AS Monaco. PSG could win its first Champions League title in its second appearance in club history (the team lost to Bayern Munich in the 2020 final), while Milan would win its fourth and first since 2010. Advertisement what to know about Inter vs. PSG Start time: 3 p.m. ET 3 p.m. ET Venue: Allianz Arena (Munich, Germany) Allianz Arena (Munich, Germany) Channel: CBS CBS Streaming: DIRECTV (five days free), Paramount+ (one week free), NordVPN The winner of today's game automatically qualifies for the League Stage of the 2025-26 Champions League, in addition to advancing into the 2025 UEFA Super Cup match against Europa League champs Tottenham Hotspur and qualifying for the 2025 FIFA Intercontinental Cup and the 2029 FIFA Club World Cup. Here's everything you need to know about today's Champions League final between Inter Milan and PSG, including how to tune in from anywhere. What time is Inter vs. PSG today? Advertisement Today's Champions League final between Inter Milan and PSG begins at 3 p.m. ET (9 p.m. local time) today, May 31. How to watch Inter Milan vs. PSG in the Champions League final for free: If you don't have cable or a TV antenna, you'll need a live TV streaming service to stream the Champions League semifinals for free. One option we love is DIRECTV, which comes with five days free and starts at $84.99/month, with plenty of subscription options that include CBS. The match will also stream live on Paramount+, which comes with a seven-day free trial, and in Spanish on ViX Premium, which also has a one-week free trial. How to Watch Inter Milan vs. PSG from anywhere: If you want to tune into the Inter Milan vs. PSG game from anywhere in the world, consider using a VPN. It's easy to use a VPN, which masks the IP address on your device and lets you select a new virtual location to stream from. Whether you're in the UK, Canada, Mexico or anywhere else in the world, you can access virtually anything using a VPN. Advertisement Our favorite is NordVPN, which is currently offering up to 76% off with plans starting at just $3.39/month. Why Trust Post Wanted by the New York Post This article was written by Angela Tricarico, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Post Wanted Shopping and New York Post's streaming property, Decider. Angela keeps readers up to date with cord-cutter-friendly deals, and information on how to watch your favorite sports teams, TV shows, and movies on every streaming service. Not only does Angela test and compare the streaming services she writes about to ensure readers are getting the best prices, but she's also a superfan specializing in the intersection of shopping, tech, sports, and pop culture. Prior to joining Decider and The New York Post in 2023, she wrote about streaming and consumer tech at Insider Reviews
Yahoo
20 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Tottenham Ahead of Arsenal and Chelsea in Race For Sané Signature
Tottenham Ahead of Arsenal and Chelsea in Race For Sané Signature Europa League champions, Tottenham Hotspur are edging closer to securing the signature of Bayern Munich winger, Leroy Sané, on a free transfer according to cfBayern. Sané has spent five years at the Bundesliga champions, but has rejected a contract extension. Advertisement Since joining Bayern, Sané has scored 61 goals and registered 55 assists in all competitions, winning the Bundesliga four times, the UEFA Super Cup, and FIFA Club World Cup. The German giants held talks with Sané's agent, Pini Zahavi, but that appears to be a dead end. It sets the stage for a shock return to the Premier League, where Sané left Manchester City in 2020. Champions League-bound Spurs hold 'concrete' interest in Sane, and discussions are at an advanced stage. Zahavi is close to Spurs chairman, Daniel Levy, and he is looking to secure a better deal for his client. However, Tottenham face fierce competition from London rivals, Arsenal and Chelsea. Advertisement Arsenal Head Coach, Mikel Arteta is targeting a winger and The Times reports that Sané is a top target alongside Spanish midfielder, Martin Zubimendi. Sane previously worked with Mikel Arteta at Manchester City and speaks highly of the Arsenal boss. Ahead of Bayern's Champions League quarter-final against the Gunners in April, 2024, Sane said: 'It was great. I was pleased to work with him because he actually really helped me at City. 'We had a lot of individual talks about how I can improve, strengths, my weaknesses, we worked a lot. I made huge improvements under him, he gave that to me. 'I still keep that in my mind and put that in my game – positioning, how to behave in certain positions. I'm thankful.' Bayern haven't given up on Sane just yet. They are looking to restructure their contract offer by increasing the fixed salary from €10 million (£8.3m) to €12-€13 million (£10m-£10.8m) and reducing the bonuses. But Sané's heart seems set on London. Advertisement He is currently spending his off-season in his wife Candice Brooks' adopted home of London. The heart and the head may soon come together if Sané can get his dream move to London. GGFN | Oscar O'Mara
Saba Yemen
a day ago
- Sport
- Saba Yemen
Real Madrid announces departure of defender Vallejo following contract expiry
Madrid - Saba: Real Madrid announced on Friday the departure of defender Jesús Vallejo following the expiration of his contract with the club at the end of the current 2024-2025 season. In a statement published on its official website, the Royal Club said: "Real Madrid CF announces the end of Jesús Vallejo's journey at Real Madrid." The statement added: "Real Madrid extends its gratitude to Jesús Vallejo for his professionalism, dedication, and hard work, and wishes him and his family all the best in this new chapter of his life." Vallejo, 28, joined Real Madrid from Zaragoza in 2015 but only played for Los Blancos in five seasons, making 35 appearances and scoring one goal. During his time at the club, Vallejo was loaned out five times—to Zaragoza, Eintracht Frankfurt, Wolverhampton Wanderers, and Granada (twice). With Real Madrid, Vallejo won the UEFA Champions League twice, the FIFA Club World Cup four times, the UEFA Super Cup three times, and the Spanish Super Cup twice, in addition to one La Liga title and one Copa del Rey. On the international stage, Vallejo won a silver medal with the Spanish Olympic team at the 2020 Tokyo Games and claimed the UEFA European Under-21 and Under-19 Championships. Vallejo has not yet revealed his next destination. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Forbes
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Real Madrid Ace Mbappe Reflects On First Season After Winning Award
Real Madrid ace Kylian Mbappe reflected on his first season at the Bernabeu after being voted his ... More club's best player in 2024/2025. Furthermore, he revealed that he and his teammates are looking forward to playing the Club World Cup in the United States this summer. Real Madrid ace Kylian Mbappe reflected on his first season at the Bernabeu after being voted his club's best player in 2024/2025. Furthermore, he revealed that he and his teammates are looking forward to playing the Club World Cup in the United States this summer. Mbappe has just concluded his first season in Los Blancos colors after completing a high profile free transfer from Paris Saint-Germain last summer. Initially encountering teething problems in his first few months, not helped by having to adapt to a new position, he went on to become Europe and Spain's top goalscorer in 2024/2025 while one of few highlights in a campaign for Madrid that lacked major silverware. To add to his Pichichi and Golden Boot gongs, Mbappe has also been handed the Mahou Five Star Player Award as his team's leading star this season which prompted him to review the term. 'This was my first season in Spain, a new experience for me as a player and as a man, so I'm very happy to be here at Real Madrid,' Mbappe remarked. 'I had to adapt to the team, and adapt to the country with a new language, a new culture. Now I think about it I feel very good at the club, in the team, in the city, in the country, and you can see that on the pitch,' he added. While as said Madrid might not have landed major silverware under the since departed Carlo Ancelotti, it lifted the UEFA Super Cup and Intercontinental Cup with the Club World Cup next month providing the chance to seal a treble of sorts. 'It's the first time we're going to play in a competition like this. It's something new for us, but we're also looking forward to it because it's a new opportunity to be world champions with the club,' Mbappe said about the newly-reimagined 32 team affair which will take place on American soil. 'It's a great competition, in the United States, with everyone watching and looking forward to it. As I say, it's something new for us so we're going to try to win it,' the Frenchman then promised. Ahead of a new La Liga campaign and attempt to dethrone FC Barcelona, new Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso can test the waters at the Club World Cup. In the US, Luka Modric will play his last minutes in his iconic Los Blancos shirt ahead of moving on.
Epoch Times
5 days ago
- Sport
- Epoch Times
Alonso Officially Takes Over as Real Madrid's Coach and Vows to Follow in the Footsteps of Ancelotti
MADRID—Xabi Alonso officially took over Real Madrid's coaching job on Monday, vowing to follow in the footsteps of Carlo Ancelotti and saying he has 'a good feeling' about the team's future under his command. Madrid announced the hiring of Alonso on Sunday, a day after the club paid tribute to Ancelotti at the team's final Spanish league match of the season at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. Ancelotti is taking over the Brazil job after four mostly successful seasons in his second stint with the club. 'I'm here to take over from Carlo Ancelotti, who was my coach and is a great person,' Alonso said. 'He is a coach who left his mark on me and had a great influence. Without his guidance, I probably wouldn't be here. I'll pick up his legacy with pride and honor of now being in the position that Carlo was before, and I hope to live up to the expectations and lead this club to achieve all of its objectives.' He said he will try to instil his own style at Madrid, but did not give many hints about his tactics. He emphasized the desire to play ambitiously and with a proactive attitude. 'You have to be flexible in soccer today, you have to be dynamic,' Alonso said. 'I can move pieces during a game or before a game. I have an idea already of what I'm going to do, but it can change. What I want is for the team to transmit emotion, energy, to show that we want to be ambitious.' Alonso said it felt good returning home to Madrid, where he won six titles as a player from 2009–2014. Related Stories 5/12/2025 4/27/2025 'Without a doubt this is a very special day for me,' Alonso said. 'I'm very happy to be at a place where I feel is my home. I may have been a few years away, but the link with Real Madrid and Madrid fans has always existed.' The ceremony to introduce Alonso began with the showing of a video with some of Alonso's highlights as a player for Madrid, Spain and other clubs where he played as a midfielder. There were also highlights of his stints as a coach at Madrid's youth squads, Real Sociedad's 'B' team and with Bayer Leverkusen, which he left after this season. The 43-year-old Alonso, who arrives on a contract until June 2028, watched the video alongside his wife and other invitees. 'Today is a very special day for all of us, it's the start of a new phase,' Madrid president Florentino Pérez said. 'Because we have a new coach who already is one of the best in the world and who represents the values of Real Madrid because he knows exactly what this shield and this shirt means.' Alonso is returning to Real Madrid to take over a club that failed to meet expectations this season. It won the UEFA Super Cup title but mostly struggled after that, failing to lift another trophy and losing all four 'clásico' matches against rival Barcelona, which clinched a league and cup double. 'We have a great team, with fantastic players,' Alonso said. 'I'm convinced that I can achieve important things, worthy of Real Madrid. I want to inspire the fans, make them proud of the team that they see on the field. I have a good feeling that we can start something great.' He won't have a lot of time to get the team prepared, though, as the Club World Cup begins in June. 'These were the circumstances and I see it as an opportunity,' Alonso said. 'It will help expedite some of the processes as we get to know each other, and it will also give us an opportunity to win a title. It could be a great start.' Alonso helped Madrid win the Spanish league in 2012 and the 2014 Champions League before leaving to help Bayern Munich win three Bundesliga titles. As a coach, Alonso led Leverkusen to an unprecedented German league and cup double last year in his first full season after taking over the team when it was in the Bundesliga's relegation zone the season before. His team became the first to complete a whole Bundesliga campaign unbeaten. Leverkusen's only defeat in 2023-24 was to Atalanta in the Europa League final, and it bounced back three days later by winning the 2024 German Cup. 'I feel that this was the right moment (to come to Madrid), for both sides,' Alonso said. 'I felt it since yesterday, seeing the fans excited and believing. That gives me energy.' By Tales Azzoni
