How to watch UEFA Champions League 2025-26 Final — free streams, TV channels for PSG vs Arsenal
PSG are looking for successive titles while Arsenal are eyeing the double
The 2025-26 Champions League season has delivered once again and our streaming guide has kept you up-to-date with streams throughout. Now we are at the final as PSG take on Arsenal.
Champions League Streams
• Dates: September 16, 2025 → May 30, 2026
• U.K. — TNT Sports, Amazon Prime
• U.S. — Paramount Plus
• Free Streams: RTE Player (Ireland)
• Watch anywhere — try NordVPN 100% risk free
Paris Saint-Germain swept aside all in last season’s Champions League to lift the trophy for the first time in their history. Now, Luis Enrique’s side are targeting back-to-back European crowns, but must overcome a dogged Arsenal team at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest.
For Arsenal, last week’s long-awaited Premier League triumph finally ended years of frustration, and Saturday now offers the chance to make even more history by winning the Champions League for the first time. The Gunners have reached the final only once before, suffering a 2-1 defeat to FC Barcelona in 2006.
This will likely all hinge on the tactical battle between Mikel Arteta’s disciplined defense and PSG’s undeniable frontline. The Parisians have scored an astonishing 46 goals in just 16 matches during this European campaign, and Arsenal face a formidable challenge if they are to keep them quiet on the biggest stage of all.
Here's how to watch the Champions League final 2025/26 from anywhere in the world.
How can I watch Champions League 2025-26 for free?
Irish UCL fans are in luck as RTE will show the final for free with English commentary.
Elsewhere free streaming will be available in Turkey on Tabii and on RTL Play and VTM Go services in Belgium.
Use NordVPN to access your usual free Champions League live streams while you are out of the country.
Watch Champions League from anywhere in the world
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You can still watch the 2025-26 Champions League live thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear to be back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are, making it ideal for viewers away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN. It's the best on the market:
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How to watch Champions League live streams in the U.S.
If you want to watch Champions League live streams in the US, you'll need Paramount Plus.
You can catch the entire Champions League campaign on Paramount Plus. Plans start at $8.99 per month and go up to $13.99 per month.
Remember: if you are usually based in the U.S. but are out of the country, you can watch the services you already subscribe to with our recommended VPN.
How to watch Champions League live streams in the U.K.
Soccer fans in the U.K. looking to watch Champions League live streams will need TNT Sports and Amazon Prime for all the action from Europe's top competition. Most games will be on TNT Sports, though Prime Video has first pick of Tuesday evening games.
You can get TNT by adding TNT Sports to your Sky, Virgin Media or EE TV package, or by paying £30.99 per month for a HBO Max plan that includes TNT Sports.
Amazon Prime costs £8.99 per month or £95 per year, but new customers can get a 30-day free trial before committing.
And remember, if you're a U.K. resident traveling abroad, you could subscribe to NordVPN and use it to unblock your usual free Champions League stream and watch it as if you were back home.
How to watch Champions live streams in Australia
Aussies can watch Champions League live streams on Stan Sport for the 2025-26 campaign.
Subscriptions to Stan Sport cost $20 per month as an add-on to your Stan plan. (Basic costs $12 per month, Standard is $17 per month and Premium is $22 per month.)
Not in Australia right now? You can simply use a VPN like NordVPN to watch all the action on your Stan Sport account as if you were back home in Oz.
How to watch Champions League live streams in Canada
Canadians can watch Champions League live streams on digital streaming service DAZN. Plans currently start at $24.99 per month on a 12-month deal. As well as the Champions League, you'll get access to the Bundesliga, UFC, Matchroom Boxing, Six Nations Rugby and the NFL Game Pass.
Canadians trapped abroad who still want to access their low-price subscription can use a VPN such as NordVPN to make their streaming device behave like it's still back in the Great White North.
How to watch Champions League live streams in New Zealand
DAZN is also the place to find catch Champions League live streams in New Zealand. The service costs NZ$14.99 per month if you sign up for an annual deal, or you can choose the flexible monthly option at NZ$29.99 every 30 days.
Are you a Kiwi traveling or living abroad? Access your usual subscription with a market-leading VPN like NordVPN.
UEFA Champions League Fixtures
▶︎ Tuesday, 5 May - 2nd Leg
Arsenal vs Atletico Madrid
▶︎ Wednesday, 6 May – 2nd Leg
Bayern Munich vs PSG
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