Champions League: what time and which channel to watch Paris Saint-Germain's final?

On Saturday, May 30, 2026, Paris Saint-Germain can once again make history! After an incredible victory last year in the Champions League, the Parisian club has managed to reach the final again in this new season. To achieve this, they had to face an absolutely formidable Bayern Munich, in a breathless showdown that left supporters on the edge. This time, it isn’t Inter Milan that the Parisians must beat, but the English club Arsenal. An unprecedented clash for the final act at the pinnacle of football!

In Budapest, the lucky supporters who managed to snag the prized ticket (at a hefty price) will be able to raise their voices at the Puskás Aréna! So far, the Parisians have knocked out some of the Premier League’s top clubs in recent campaigns, so why not do the same in this final? It would be a second star for the PSG after years of struggle, while Arsenal, for its part, has never won the competition.

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As last year, Paris Saint-Germain is very likely to open its Parc des Princes to allow Parisian supporters who won’t travel to the match to gather and watch together, hoping for the same happy ending. Otherwise, everyone can enjoy it as they should, whether live on television, on M6 en clair ou sur Canal+, in bars or from the sofa.

Heads up, this time the schedule has changed, departing from the usual late-night matches, and you’ll need to be there from 6 p.m.! In addition, the City of Paris has announced the creation of a fan zone in the capital, and giant screens are expected to be set up again in the Île-de-France region for the occasion.

Champions League: where to watch Paris Saint-Germain's final on a giant screen in Île-de-France
Paris Saint-Germain is back in the Champions League final! To watch the match with friends and root for the club, head to Paris and the Île-de-France region this Saturday, May 30, 2026. Discover where giant screens have been installed across the Paris area. [Read more]