On May 30, 2026, Arsenal will face Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League Final at the Puskás Aréna, with kickoff scheduled for 17:00 BST. The match will be broadcast in the UK on TNT Sports, with Daniel Siebert officiating and Bastian Dankert serving as the VAR.

Team News

Arsenal's squad faces some uncertainty as Jurrien Timber is listed as a doubt due to a groin/ankle issue, although he completed his first full training session recently. If he plays, it will mark his return since March 14. Ben White, however, has been ruled out as he continues to recover from an MCL tear sustained against West Ham.

For PSG, Achraf Hakimi is also a doubt after returning to light training following a thigh injury suffered in the semi-finals. Despite this, he is expected to start. Lucas Hernández and Presnel Kimpembe will miss the final due to knee and Achilles injuries, respectively.

Recent Form and History

Arsenal enters the final in strong form, having won their last five matches. In contrast, PSG's recent performances have been mixed, with two wins, one draw, and two losses in their last five outings. Historically, Arsenal has struggled against PSG, losing to them in the semi-finals last season with an aggregate score of 3-1. Arsenal's only goal in that tie came from Bukayo Saka in the second leg, while Gianluigi Donnarumma's standout performances were pivotal for PSG.

This final marks a significant moment for Arsenal, who have not appeared in a Champions League Final since 2006, when they lost to Barcelona. Meanwhile, PSG aims to defend their title and could become the second team to win consecutive Champions League titles in the modern era, following Real Madrid. Notably, Arsenal holds the record for the most Champions League matches played without winning the trophy.

As the teams prepare to clash, all eyes will be on the pitch as Arsenal seeks redemption against a formidable PSG side.