The 35th Champions League final, taking place this Saturday, May 30 at 6:00 PM in Hungary, will see Arsenal face off against PSG. The reigning champions and favorites after a dominant semifinal against Bayern, the Parisians must remain cautious against the new English champions. Arsenal, brimming with confidence, is driven by the dream of claiming their first European title since their 2006 defeat against Barcelona.

free-to-air broadcast

Consistent with last year’s format and legal requirements, this highly anticipated match will air on M6, a free-to-air channel, with commentary by Xavier Domergue and former player Benoît Cheyrou. A pre-match show starting at 5:00 PM, hosted by Ophélie Meunier and Smaïl Bouabdellah, will also be available. The rights being held by the M6 group marks good news for football fans without access to Canal+ or BeIN Sports, the usual Champions League broadcasters.

For those unable to watch on television at 6:00 PM on Saturday, May 30, streaming offers a flexible alternative. Platforms like Molotov TV provide a stable and high-performance way to catch all the action from Arsenal vs PSG.

why choose Molotov TV for streaming?

The online service boasts numerous features to ensure you don’t miss a single moment of Dembélé’s dazzling dribbles or Kvaratskhelia’s breathtaking runs.

multi-device compatibility

Molotov transforms your devices into televisions. Watch the match on your smartphone via the app, on a tablet or computer (Windows, Mac, Linux) through the browser. The stream follows you throughout your home and beyond. Compatible with smart TVs, Xbox, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Google Nest Hub, and even virtual reality headsets, Molotov lets you enjoy Arsenal vs PSG from any location in France.

HD quality

The viewing experience is powered by an upgraded video player, now more intuitive and robust. It supports HD 1080p for channels offering this resolution, ensuring smoother streams without annoying interruptions.

accessible abroad

Molotov TV isn’t just for use in France. Residents traveling within the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, or Norway can stream the final as long as they have a paid subscription that includes the European portability option—at no extra cost.

Streaming, television, and mobility: fans are finding creative ways to follow the big European showdown. © bigbabybonze, Pixabay

how to get started

The platform offers both free and premium options for an enhanced experience.

free plan

Without spending a euro, you can access over 50 channels, replays, and the Molotov Channels bundle, featuring 3,000 hours of free movies, series, and documentaries. However, this plan excludes channels from TF1 (TF1, TMC, TFX, LCI, TF1 Séries Films) and M6 (M6, W9, 6ter, Gulli). To watch the Champions League final online, a subscription is required.

premium plans with no commitment

For additional content and advanced features—including European portability—subscribe to Molotov Extra for €6.99 per month (first month at €0.99). This plan covers up to four simultaneous screens and includes full access to free-to-air channels, including M6, in HD. With the Extra plan, you can pause, rewind, and record the match in a secure cloud space.

The Molotov Extend plan offers an even broader selection of over 150 channels, including M6, for €10.99 per month (first month at €0.99). This plan bundles Universal+ channels (13ᵉ Rue, SyFy, E!, DreamWorks), usually priced at €5.99 per month. Both Extra and Extend plans allow you to modify or cancel your subscription anytime, with no long-term obligations.

Which team will lift the trophy on Saturday, May 30? Tune in to the Champions League final online via Molotov TV to find out!