The 35th Champions League final, set for Saturday, May 30 at 6:00 PM in Hungary, will feature a clash between Arsenal and PSG. The French side, fresh from their previous victory and now considered favorites following an impressive semifinal run against Bayern Munich, must remain cautious against the newly crowned English champions. Meanwhile, the Gunners are brimming with confidence, driven by their ambition to claim their first-ever European title after falling short against Barcelona in 2006.

Free-to-air broadcast

Consistent with last year’s regulations and legal requirements, this highly anticipated match will be broadcast live on M6, a free-to-access channel, with commentary by Xavier Domergue and former player Benoît Cheyrou. A pre-match show, hosted by Ophélie Meunier and Smaïl Bouabdellah, will kick off at 5:00 PM. The decision to grant broadcast rights to M6 is excellent news for football enthusiasts without access to Canal+ or BeIN Sports, the usual Champions League broadcasters.

For those unable to tune in via television on Saturday, May 30 starting at 6:00 PM, streaming the Champions League final offers a flexible alternative. Platforms like Molotov TV provide a stable and high-performance solution for catching every moment of the game.

Top features of Molotov TV

This online platform boasts numerous advantages for following the dazzling moves of Ballon d’Or winner Dembélé or the lightning-fast plays of Kvaratskhelia.

Multi-device compatibility

Molotov turns your devices into a television. The match can be viewed on a smartphone via an app, or on a tablet, computer (PC, Mac, Linux) through a browser. The stream follows you anywhere in the house—or outside. It’s also compatible with Smart TVs, Xbox consoles, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Google Nest Hub voice-controlled devices, and even virtual reality headsets. This flexibility lets you watch PSG vs Arsenal on any device, at home or on the go anywhere in France.

Full HD streaming

The new video player delivers an intuitive and robust experience, now fully compatible with 1080p HD for channels offering that resolution. The stream is smoother than ever, free from annoying buffering or interruptions.

Access outside France

Even when abroad, you can still watch the Champions League final online. Molotov users normally based in France who find themselves in any EU country, Iceland, Liechtenstein, or Norway can access the platform’s services by subscribing to a paid portability option—at no extra cost.

Streaming, TV, and mobility: fans have more ways than ever to follow Europe’s biggest football event. © bigbabybonze, Pixabay

How to get started

The platform is free to access, with additional premium options available for expanded features.

Free tier

At no cost, you can access over 50 channels, replays, and the Molotov Channels lineup featuring 3,000 hours of free movies, series, and documentaries. However, this free tier does not include the TNT channels from TF1 (TF1, TMC, TFX, LCI, and TF1 Series Films) or M6 (M6, W9, 6ter, and Gulli). To watch the Champions League final online, you’ll need a paid subscription.

Premium plans with no commitment

To unlock more content, stream the match, and access advanced features—including European portability—the Molotov Extra plan is required. For just €6.99 per month (first month €0.99), you get access to all TNT channels, including M6, plus additional thematic channels in HD. The Extra subscription lets you control the stream with rewind, pause, and instant replay. It also includes cloud recording to save the game in your secure personal space.

The Molotov Extend plan offers an even broader TV lineup with over 150 channels, including M6, for €10.99 per month (first month €0.99). This plan is a great deal, as it includes the four Universal+ channels (13e Rue, SyFy, E!, and DreamWorks), typically priced at €5.99 per month. Both Extra and Extend plans require no long-term commitment—you can upgrade, modify, or cancel at any time.

Which team will lift the trophy on May 30? Find out by streaming the Champions League final online via Molotov TV!