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The highly anticipated Champions League semifinal clash between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich promises to be unmissable, as the competition's two most prolific attacking sides go head-to-head.
It's a showdown between the reigning champions and Vincent Kompany's free-flowing Bavarians, with the Bundesliga title holders having eliminated the legendary Spanish giants from Madrid to book their place in the last four for the second time since their triumphant treble under Hansi Flick back in 2020.
Bayern's credentials as genuine Champions League contenders this season were firmly established in Paris last November, when Kompany's side put on a brilliant display to surge into a 2–0 advantage before holding on for a commanding win after Luis Díaz was shown a red card.
It's unfortunate these two sides won't be meeting in Budapest next month, but a semifinal matchup means fans will still be treated to 180 minutes of captivating football that's sure to remind every viewer why they fell in love with the beautiful game.
Here's how to catch the semifinal first leg on TV.
What Time Does PSG vs. Bayern Munich Kick Off?
How to Watch PSG vs. Bayern Munich on TV, Live Stream
Amazon Prime Video holds exclusive broadcasting rights to 17 Champions League fixtures in the United Kingdom, including this marquee showdown in Paris.
Viewers in the United States have several streaming options available, including CBS Sports, Paramount+ and DAZN, while Spanish-language coverage is being provided by TUDN and Univision.
DAZN is also carrying the match in Canada, where fuboTV serves as an additional option for eager fans. TNT Sports and HBO Max are airing the first leg in Mexico.
Country | TV Channel/Live Stream |
|---|---|
United States | CBS, Paramount+, fuboTV, TUDN USA, DAZN USA, Univision, TUDN.com, Univision NOW, TUDN App |
United Kingdom | Amazon Prime Video |
Canada | DAZN Canada, fuboTV Canada |
Mexico | TNT Sports, Max Mexico |
What's Next for PSG, Bayern Munich?
PSG face a congested schedule to navigate over the closing weeks of the campaign, and they won't have the luxury of a long rest period between the two semifinal legs.
The Parisian club welcome Lorient in Ligue 1 on Saturday afternoon before heading to Munich for the second leg the following week.
Bayern Munich have three largely inconsequential Bundesliga matches left on their schedule, having already secured the league title. Kompany is expected to make significant changes for Saturday's fixture against a resurgent Heidenheim side, who currently sit at the bottom of the table.