When is the Champions League Final? | How to watch & more

Jonathan Victoria • 09 May 2024 Features

Here’s everything you need to know about the game and how you can check it out at home.

The Champions League Final is without a doubt the most exciting fixture on the football calendar every year, with Europe’s most elite teams battling it out to decide who will lift the coveted trophy. 

The matchup for the big game is now set, pitting the tournament’s best against a former champion in their own right. It is certain to be an exciting fixture.

Find out the details of this year's competition, including when and where is the Champions League Final and more.

Who is playing in the Champions League Final?

Credit: Hummels Fires BVB To Wembley! 🟡⚫ | PSG 0-1 Dortmund | Champions League Semi-Final Highlights (TNT Sports, YouTube)

The semi-finals are now complete and the two winners have earned their place in this year's final. The fixture will see the mighty 14-time champions Real Madrid up against the underdog one-time champions Borussia Dortmund.

Dortmund secured their spot first with a 2-0 aggregate win over PSG. After taking a 1-0 win at home in the first leg, they needed some luck in the second leg - and that’s exactly what they got.

PSG hounded the German side for practically the full 90 minutes but could not get the ball past Gregor Kobel, and when they did, the ball would strike the woodwork and bounce away. 

One counter, a corner and a brilliant header from Mats Hummels gave Dortmund a safe lead that the home side were unable to overcome, leading to a surprising yet celebrated victory for Die Schwarzgelben.

Credit: Los Blancos Hero Joselu! 🤩 | Real Madrid 2-1 Bayern Munich | Champions League Semi-Final Highlights (TNT Sports, YouTube)

In the other semi-final was an instant classic between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, both legs providing outstanding entertainment albeit incredibly nervy for the teams’ fans.

It was 2-2 in the first leg at the Allianz Arena in Munich, a game of back-and-forth action. The second leg in the new Estadio Santiago Bernabeu was electric, the buzz from the crowd unmatched.

Bayern struck first in the 68th minute and looked like they could hold on. A disallowed goal for Real seemed to be the best they could fathom until an unlikely hero in former Stoke City striker Joselu was brought on, scoring two quick goals in the 88th and 91st minute to secure the victory for Los Blancos.

When is the Champions League Final?

The Champions League Final will be played on Saturday 1st June, with kickoff slated for 8pm.

Where is the Champions League Final?

The Champions League Final will take place at the home of English football, Wembley Stadium in London, England.

This will be the first final played at Wembley Stadium since the 2013 final which saw an all-German matchup with one of the sides who will be competing there once again and one who was knocked out in the last round, Dortmund and Bayern.

How can I watch the Champions League Final?

TNT Sports has the right to all the Champions League fixtures, including the Final, so if you want to watch that way, here’s how:

TNT Sports

If you’re not already a BT customer or are but don’t have TNT Sports, you can purchase a TNT Sports package now to get yourself set up and ready in time to watch the semi-finals and the final.

Check out the deal below which will take you to purchase the relevant package:

Sport + Fibre 2

£44.99 a month (down from £56.99)Prices may change during contract

• Superfast Fibre 2 Broadband
• 67Mbps average speed
• All 4 TNT Sport channels and Eurosport 1 & 2
• Discovery+ Premium plan included
• £50 BT rewards card included! 
• 24-month contract
• No upfront cost

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Sky

TNT Sports is available as an optional add-on for Sky packages. It is currently on offer as of 18/04/2024, with a monthly cost of £26 on a 31-day rolling contract, meaning you can cancel it any time by giving Sky 31-day notice.

Virgin Media

Virgin Media offers new and existing customers the chance to purchase TNT Sports as an add-on to their package the same way that Sky does, costing an extra £18 a month on top of the cost of the package chosen.

Can I stream the Champions League final?

Last year, TNT Sports (then still known as BT Sport) streamed the final live and for free on YouTube.

It is unknown as of yet whether they will be doing this again or not, but we shall keep this page updated with the details if they do decide to stream it there once again.