Arsenal Women are vying for Champions League glory, and all they must do is defeat serial winners Barcelona.
The Spanish side have won three of the last four finals, finishing runners-up in the season they did not emerge as victors, so understand what it takes to win this ultimate prize.
Arsenal, on the other hand, return to the grand final for the first time in 17 years, aiming to collect this silverware for the second time in the club's history.
In the semi-final they defeated eight-time winners Lyon to earn their shot at the title, now Alessia Russo, Leah Williamson and Co. are aiming to take Renee Slegers' side all the way to the top.
Here, football.london provides all of the necessary information of how to follow this Women's Champions League final.
What time does Arsenal Women vs Barcelona kick-off?
Arsenal Women are set to clash with Barcelona in the Champions League final at the Jose Alvalade Stadium in Lisbon tonight - with the match kicking off at 5pm BST.
It would therefore end some time around 6:50pm, give or take, unless extra-time is required.
Another 30 minutes would be played and if the sides are still not split, a penalty shootout would commence.
How can I watch Arsenal Women vs Barcelona on TV for free?
The Women's Champions League final will be broadcast on TV screens in the United Kingdom on TNT Sports 1. Coverage will begin an hour before kick-off at 4pm.
Alternatively, Arsenal Women vs Barcelona is going to be available to live stream, and football supporters will be pleased to learn it can be viewed for FREE.
Streaming platform DAZN are allowing access to watch the game on their desktop and mobile apps, or the final can also be found on their YouTube channel HERE, with coverage also beginning at 4pm. TNT Sports subscribers will also have access to stream on the Discovery+ app.
The game is also being shown worldwide via broadcasters with a UEFA agreement. This means that beIN SPORTS will be screening the action in the Middle East and North Africa and DAZN also have the rights to the game in Canada, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal and Germany.
Movistar Plus is showing the match in Spain while Polsat is broadcasting the game in Poland.
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