Champions League final 2025: PSG vs. Inter-everything about the mega event!

Champions League final 2025: PSG vs. Inter-everything about the mega event!

Allianz Arena, 80339 München, Deutschland - On May 31, 2025, the UEFA Champions League will reach its peak with an exciting final. The kick -off takes place at 9 p.m. in the Allianz Arena in Munich. This final will have the two teams Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Inter Milan compete against each other, whereby PSG as a 13-fold champion of the French league in 2024/25 is playing. The transmission rights for the game are secured in both free TV and PAY TV.

The live broadcast takes place in free TV by the ZDF, which has secured the transfer rights by 2027 with a contract. The transmission begins 45 minutes before kick -off, i.e. at 8:15 p.m. The online streaming options include the ZDF Mediathek, which is free of charge, as well as DAZN, a paid service from 44.99 euros per month, as of April 2025. In order to experience the final up close, the fans also have the opportunity to take part in Munich or in fan zones and in public viewings.

The teams in the final

The final is held between Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain. This is a special duel, since both teams have never played against each other in a competitive game. While Inter Milan defeated Bayern in the quarter-finals and was defeated in the final against Manchester City in 2022, PSG is striving for his first title in the Champions League history.

coach Luis Enrique, who leads PSG, could win his second Champions League title after triumphant with FC Barcelona in 2015. On the other hand, Simone Inzaghi asks his players to get the fourth title for Inter in European competition. The last Champions League title for Inter Milan dates back to 2010 when they won against FC Bayern Munich.

The story of the UEFA Champions League

The UEFA Champions League, a top -class competition for European football clubs, has been held since the 1992/93 season and was previously known as the European champion. With Real Madrid as a record winner who won 15 titles, the league is an important event in the football calendar. The winner of the tournament also qualifies for the UEFA Super Cup, the FIFA-Intercontinental Cup and the FIFA Club World Championship.

For the current year, the clubs have undergone exciting changes, because from the 2024/25 season, the number of participating teams will be increased from 32 to 36. The reforms include an adaptation of the competitive format, so that each participant plays against eight different teams. However, the competition will continue to be one of the central highlights in European club football.

The final in Munich marks the fifth time that the city is host of a European champion final. Previous encounters in the Allianz Arena included the classic between Borussia Dortmund and Juventus Turin in 1997 and the memorable 2012 final between Chelsea and Bayern Munich, which was decided in penalty shootout.