Luis Enrique’s flamboyant young Paris Saint-Germain team take on a more pragmatic Inter Milan outfit, managed by Simone Inzaghi, in the finale of the European club season at Munich’s Allianz Arena on Saturday night with the famous old European Cup up for grabs.
The French double winners are hoping to be crowned Kings of Europe for the first time, having lost the 2020 decider to Bayern Munich, and hopes are high after ending the hopes of [Liverpool, Aston Villa and Arsenal](https://How PSG got the better of English teams in this season’s Champions League "https://How PSG got the better of English teams in this season’s Champions League") to get this far.
Inter are three-time winners – most recently in 2010 – and lost to Manchester City in the final two years ago.
When is the Champions League final and where can I watch?
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The game kicks off at 8pm Irish time on Saturday night, with coverage on TNT Sports 1 and Ultimate from 6pm.
Unlike in previous years, TNT have opted not to air the final on YouTube, but viewers can still watch for free if they sign up to the Discovery+ app.
All you need to do is register a free account without any need to sign up to a package. Once that is done, you are clear to tune in on smartphones, tablets, computers and smart TVs.
Who are Champions League favourites?
PSG’s swashbuckling run to the final means they have been installed as 13/20 favourites with Unibet to lift the trophy, and 5/4 with AK Bets to win in 90 minutes.
Inter have hardly had it easy on their run to the final though, leaving Bayern and Barcelona in their wake, and they are 13/10 (Bet365) to end a 15-year wait for European glory, while they are generally 5/2 to win in 90 minutes.
Davide Frattesi (centre) celebrates after scoring Inter Milan’s Champions League semi-final winner against Barcelona (Spada/LaPresse via AP)
Davide Frattesi (centre) celebrates after scoring Inter Milan’s Champions League semi-final winner against Barcelona (Spada/LaPresse via AP)(Spada/AP)
What is the team news?
Enrique has a full deck to choose from, with his big decision being whether to start with Désíre Doué or Bradley Barcola on the right of his front three.
Inzaghi has slight doubts over defenders Benjamin Pavard and Yann Bisseck, with Pavard likely to start in a back three if he passes fitness checks.