Arsenal are now Premier League champions for the first time in 22 years, but can they become Champions League winners for the first time in their history? That's the question that will be answered in the very near future as PSG await in Budapest.
The Gunners have had quite the week, but the title celebrations must be put on pause for now, with a date in Budapest needing to be taken care of first. Current Champions League champions PSG, who recently won their fifth consecutive Ligue 1 title, stand in the way of the Gunners and their first-ever Champions League win.
It's hard to argue against the notion that these two teams are currently the best in the world, perhaps alongside Bayern Munich, making this a near-perfect final. But where can fans around the world watch the game? And when is it? Here we run you through the details.
PSG vs Arsenal Champions League final kickoff details
The Champions League final between PSG and Arsenal will take place at the Puskás Arena in Budapest, Hungary on Saturday, May 30. Kick-off is scheduled for 6pm local time, 5pm UK time and 12pm EST.
How to watch the FA Cup final in the UK and Ireland
There has been some controversy around this year's final and the broadcasting of it. TNT Sports remain the rights holders, and they will show the game on TV, but for many years, there has been a free-to-air option for the final only, with UEFA recommending such an offering. This year, however, TNT Sports have decided not to offer it for free, meaning you will either have to subscribe to TNT Sports or sign up for HBO Max for at least one month at £4.99 to watch the final live.
Television: TNT Sports 1
Radio: BBC Radio 5Live
Streaming: HBO Max
How to watch the FA Cup final in the United States and Canada
In the United States, there are a few ways to watch the final, including Paramount+, TUDN and DAZN, depending on where you subscribe, while DAZN has the rights locked down for Canada. There are no free options.
United States: Paramount+, TUDN or DAZN
Canada: DAZN
How to watch the FA Cup final in Europe, Asia and Africa
Champions League TV rights vary greatly across the European continent, but we have included some of the major locations here.
Europe
Country Broadcaster
France Canal+
Germany DAZN or Amazon Prime
Italy Sky Sports or Amazon Prime
Spain Telefonica/Movistar
Asia and Pacific
Again, rights vary significantly, so we have included some of the major destinations below.
Country Broadcaster
Australia Stan Sport
PR China iQIYI
Japan WOWOW
Malaysia beIN
India Sony
Republic of Korea SPO TV
Africa and Middle-East
Country Broadcaster
Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Sub-Saharan Africa SuperSport, Canal+, New World TV
Nigeria and South Africa SuperSport
Middle-East and North Africa beIN
Key storylines before Chelsea vs Man City
The big storyline for this final is that it is best-on-best, which we don't always get in the Champions League. It is set up to be one of the most intriguing finals for some time, and the added intrigue is that it is between the holders and a potential first-time winner.
Beyond that, we have the injury storylines, with Mikel Merino back for Arsenal, Ben White out and Jurrien Timber battling to be fit on time. As for PSG, star man Ousmane Dembélé has confirmed he will be fit and ready to go for the final.
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