Arsenal vs PSG: Your five-minute guide to the Champions League final

Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain meet in Budapest for the Champions League final, a match that could deliver a historic double to the winner. The showpiece is scheduled for Saturday, May 30, with a 5:00 pm BST kickoff and a 6:00 pm local start in the Hungarian capital. UEFA moved the kickoff from the traditional 8:00 pm slot to broaden the broadcast audience, a decision that also shifts viewing into late-night windows in parts of Asia. In the UK, the final will be shown on TNT Sports for the first time since 1992, with viewing options including a TNT Sports subscription (£30.99 per month), HBO Max via Sky or Virgin Media, and Amazon Prime Video bundles; HBO Max’s Basic with Ads is £4.99 per month with the option to cancel after one month. On the field, attention centers on midfield battles such as Vitinha versus Declan Rice and Nuno Mendes against Bukayo Saka. Arsenal have declared Jurrien Timber fit to start after a groin issue, while captain Martin Odegaard is expected to operate in an attacking midfield role, with Rice alongside him; a third midfield slot will be decided between Martín Zubimendi and Myles Lewis-Skelly. The tactical matchup and fitness questions will shape the final, as both clubs chase a historic triumph that would crown a remarkable season.