PSG Battles Flamengo for FIFA Intercontinental Cup Glory: Complete Viewing Guide
European champions Paris Saint-Germain meet Copa Libertadores victors Flamengo in the 2025 FIFA Intercontinental Cup final, with both clubs seeking to cap off an exceptional season with additional silverware.
PSG secured their first-ever Champions League title in late May, earning automatic entry to the intercontinental showpiece. In what represents their most triumphant campaign to date, the French giants are positioned to capture their sixth trophy of this calendar year.
However, Flamengo presents a formidable challenge, having recently claimed both the Copa Libertadores crown and the Brazilian championship. Under former player Filipe Luís, who assumed managerial duties in October 2024, the Rio club has already secured four trophies during his brief reign.
This final brings together the premier European and South American clubs of 2025 in a contest for the second Intercontinental Cup under its revamped format.
Below is how fans can follow Wednesday's encounter.
What Time Does PSG vs. Flamengo Kick Off?
How to Watch PSG vs. Flamengo on TV, Live Stream
Within the United States, the final will broadcast on beIN SPORTS, Fanatiz USA and fuboTV. Streaming options include beIN SPORTS CONNECT. Spanish-language coverage is available through beIN SPORTS en Español.
Canadian viewers can access the same broadcasting options, tailored to their regional coverage.
UK supporters wanting to follow this intercontinental clash can utilize DAZN UK. Mexican audiences will similarly find coverage on DAZN Mexico.
Global viewers will have access to PSG vs. Flamengo through FIFA+.
Country | TV channel/live stream |
|---|---|
United States | beIN SPORTS, Fanatiz USA, fuboTV, beIN SPORTS CONNECT, beIN SPORTS en Español |
United Kingdom | DAZN UK, FIFA+ |
Canada | beIN SPORTS Canada, Fanatiz Canada, fuboTV, beIN SPORTS CONNECT, beIN SPORTS en Español |
Mexico | DAZN Mexico, FIFA+ |
What's Next for PSG, Flamengo?
Luis Enrique's squad will quickly return to France following the final to prepare for their year-ending fixture. PSG travels to face Vendée Fontenay Foot in the Coupe de France round of 64 on Saturday, Dec. 20.
The Parisians will commence their 2026 campaign with a Ligue 1 encounter against local rivals Paris FC on Jan. 4.
Meanwhile, this marks Flamengo's final match of the year. The Brazilian side will take a brief hiatus before resuming play against Rio de Janeiro rivals Bangu in the state championship opener at a date to be confirmed in January.