Man City vs. PSG live stream: Watch Champions League semifinal now

Man City vs. PSG live stream
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Man City vs. PSG start time and channels

The Man City vs. PSG match kicks off at 3 p.m. ET/noon PT today (May 4). U.S. viewers can stream the match on Paramount Plus, or watch on the CBS Sports Channel if you've got cable. A Spanish-language broadcast of the match airs on Univision.
In the UK, BT Sport airs Man City vs. PSG.
The winner of the match will have the best aggregate score after two legs — Man City won the first leg 2-1, scoring two away goals in Paris.

The Man City vs. PSG live stream is on now, and it finds Manchester City in the driver's seat, hosting Paris St-Germain in the second leg of this year's UEFA Champions League final. Going into this match, City has the away goal advantage, since they won the away leg 2-1. That gives PSG a tough task: they need to beat Man City — and do so with two goals or more.

At least the Paris side has the firepower to find those needed goals, with both Neymar and Kylian Mbappé looking to turn around last week's performances. But Man City has some star power of its own, with Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden both capable of delivering in the clutch.

So the Man City vs. PSG semifinal is far from decided, with a berth in the Champions League final going to whomever has the best score over the end of this second leg. You'll want to find a live stream to see if PSG can overturn last week's result or if Man City can finally reach a Champions League final. Here's where you can watch the match.

How to use a VPN to watch Man City vs. PSG

If the Man City vs. PSG match isn't readily available where you happen to be, you can turn to a VPN, or virtual private network, to find a live stream somewhere. VPNs let you surf the web privately, allowing you to disguise your location. That gives you access to live streams that might otherwise be geo-locked.

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Man City vs. PSG live streams in the U.S.

If you've got cable or satellite TV, turn to CBS Sports Channel to watch Man City vs. PSG, as the match will be airing on that cable network. (You can also watch via the CBS Sports website once you sign in with your TV provider.) If you don't subscribe to cable, you can always turn to a streaming service like Fubo.TV that includes CBS Sports Channel as part of its package. Fubo.TV costs $65 a mont.

Fubo.TV:

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A cheaper option would be to turn to Paramount Plus, a streaming service that rebrands the old CBS All Access offering. Paramount Plus only costs $5.99 and includes all of CBS's Champions League coverage, along with other live sports and access to a library of Viacom-owned shows and movies.

Paramount Plus:

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A Spanish language broadcast of the Man City vs. PSG match airs on Univision. To watch the game, you'll simply need one of the best TV antennas to pick up the Univision channel in your area.

Man City vs. PSG live streams in the UK

BT Sport 2 carries Man City vs. PSG in the UK with coverage starting at 7 p.m. BST. The match itself kicks off an hour later.

You can get BT Sport through BT as well as an add-on to Sky. BT Sport subscribers are able to stream Man City vs. PSG on the BT Sport website or by using the channel's dedicated app (Android, iOS). A monthly BT Sport pass will cost you £25.

Man City vs. PSG live streams in Canada

You'll be able to stream Man City vs. PSG on DAZN in Canada if you don't have a cable package with access to CBS Sports Network. You can sign up for the service and get a 1-month free trial. After that, it's $20-a-month or an annual subscription of $150 for DAZN.

Man City vs. PSG live streams in other countries

Here's where you can find the Man City vs. PSG match streaming in other parts of the world.

  • Australia: Optus Sports
  • Brazil: TNT Brasil, Estádio TNT Sports, TNT Go, GUIGO
  • France: RMC Sport en direct, RMC Sport 1
  • Indonesia: Vidio, SCTV
  • Ireland: RTE 2, BTSport.com, BT Sport 2, BT Sport App, BBC Radio 5 Live, Virgin TV Go, BT Sport Extra, RTE Player
  • Japan: WOWOW Live
  • Mexico: Fox Sports Cono Norte, ESPN2 Norte, Fox Sports App, ESPN Norte, Fox Sports 2 Cono Norte, ESPN Play Norte
  • Puerto Rico: SportsMax 2, SportsMax App

For a complete list of where to find Man City vs. PSG live stream in other regions, visit LiveSoccerTV.com.

Man City vs. PSG live stream

Philip Michaels

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