Champions League Final: PSG vs. Arsenal
According to analytics firm Opta, Paris Saint-Germain enters the 2025/26 Champions League final against Arsenal as the clear favorite. These two elite clubs will battle for European glory, with PSG—the reigning champions—holding a 43.5% probability of winning in regulation time. Arsenal’s chances stand at 29.7%, while a draw is rated at 26.8%.
In the semifinals:
- PSG defeated Bayern Munich;
- Arsenal overcame Atlético Madrid.
PSG has the opportunity to become only the second club in the modern era to successfully defend the Champions League title, following Real Madrid’s three-peat from 2016 to 2018. Meanwhile, Arsenal aims to become the fourth club to win both the Premier League and the Champions League in the same season, matching the achievements of Liverpool, Manchester United, and Manchester City.
The two sides have met seven times across all competitions, with each team winning twice and three matches ending in draws. Their last two encounters, both in the 2024/25 Champions League semifinals, resulted in PSG victories: 1–0 at home and 2–1 away.
Team Form and Match Broadcast
Arsenal enters the final unbeaten in this Champions League campaign, having conceded only two goals in the knockout stages—one each against Bayer Leverkusen and Atlético Madrid. PSG, defending their crown, holds a 56% chance of success in the final according to Opta, compared to Arsenal’s 44%.
The PSG vs. Arsenal final will be broadcast on the Megogo streaming service, with live video coverage on the Megogo Football 1 channel starting at 7:00 PM Kyiv time. This highly anticipated clash promises to be thrilling, as both clubs look to cement their legacies in European football.
The Champions League final marks the culmination of a season in which both teams have displayed exceptional quality and determination. PSG, as the defending champion, seeks to replicate its success, while Arsenal aims to etch its name in history by capturing both domestic and European titles in a single campaign.
As the anticipation builds for the Champions League final, it's worth noting the officiating details that will add to the significance of this match. For the first time in history, a German referee will take charge of the final, which is expected to influence the dynamics on the pitch. To learn more about this historic officiating choice, check out our detailed coverage regarding the referee's role in the final.