How to observe PSG vs Arsenal in Champions League closing – early kick-off, TV channel and extra
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The Gunners are aiming to clinch their first-ever Champions League title in an eagerly anticipated final against Paris Saint-Germain – here’s how to watch the game live
Arsenal will face PSG in Budapest on Saturday night(Image: David Price/Arsenal FC via Getty Images)
How to watch tonight’s Champions League final between Arsenal and PSG
- Kick-off time: The eagerly awaited final is set to commence at 5pm UK time on Saturday, May 30. UEFA have moved kick-off earlier from the customary 8pm slot.
- Location: The epic battle for European supremacy will unfold at the magnificent Puskas Arena. This contemporary and striking stadium sits in the centre of Budapest, Hungary, offering a breathtaking setting for the final as the Gunners attempt to claim the trophy for the first time in their illustrious history.
- UK television channel: Supporters in the United Kingdom can view the match live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate, while Virgin Media customers can tune in at no additional charge on channel 526. TNT’s pre-match programming begins at 3pm for two hours of expert analysis and preparation.
- Live streaming: Should you favour watching the drama on your mobile devices, you can effortlessly stream the encounter online through the HBO Max app. Additionally, football enthusiasts can secure a live stream by purchasing a one-month supplementary channel on Amazon Prime Video via the link at the bottom of this article, reports the Mirror.
- United States broadcast: American fans will possess multiple ways to view the game live on conventional CBS television. For those streaming digitally, the match will be completely accessible on Paramount+, with the coverage commencing at 12pm ET. UK radio stations: Fans unable to reach a telly or those who simply favour traditional commentary will have extensive audio broadcast coverage. Every kick, tackle, and goal can be heard live on the airwaves via BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT.
- Arsenal team news: Manager Mikel Arteta is grappling with a defensive conundrum, as Ben White is officially sidelined from the final due to a severe knee injury. Additionally, Jurrien Timber is highly unlikely to participate owing to an ongoing groin problem, while winger Noni Madueke is a slight doubt after a hamstring fright but remains optimistic about playing.
- Paris Saint-Germain team news: The French champions are approaching the final with a great deal of confidence following a significant double injury boost. Star forward Ousmane Dembélé is expected to be fully fit and ready after overcoming a concerning injury scare in his last domestic match.
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