View the live stream and TV coverage details, probable lineups, and prediction for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) vs Tottenham - UEFA Super Cup Final.
The 2025 UEFA Super Cup will see Paris Saint-Germain and Tottenham Hotspur battle for continental supremacy on Wednesday, August 13, at the Stadio Friuli (Bluenergy Stadium) in Udine, Italy. Kick-off is set for 21:00 CEST (20:00 BST / 15:00 ET / 12:00 PT), with global broadcasting ensuring fans won’t miss a moment of the action.
Many of these broadcasters will also provide real-time updates on their social channels.
For minute-by-minute commentary, AS.com will run a live blog, while TalkSPORT will provide live radio coverage in the UK. Official club accounts—@PSG_inside, @SpursOfficial—and UEFA's Game Center and social media channels will also deliver highlights, behind-the-scenes content, and match updates.
The Parisians will be without suspended midfielder João Neves, sent off in the Club World Cup final, and goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, omitted from the squad. New signing Lucas Chevalier is set to start between the posts, while Warren Zaire-Emery could replace Neves in midfield. The rest of Luis Enrique’s side is expected to feature the club’s trademark attacking firepower.
Spurs face significant absences, with James Maddison sidelined for much of the season after an ACL injury, Dejan Kulusevski and Radu Drăgușin out, and Yves Bissouma dropped for disciplinary reasons. On the positive side, striker Dominic Solanke is fit, and full-back Destiny Udogie is pushing for a return. New recruit João Palhinha could be handed a key role in midfield.
Fresh from lifting the Champions League, PSG enter as clear favourites with bookmakers pricing them at around 2/5. Tottenham, under new boss Thomas Frank, arrive as underdogs but will look to frustrate their opponents and strike on the counter. Pundits expect goals at both ends, with PSG’s depth and attacking options potentially proving decisive.
Europe:
Albania: Tring
Armenia: Fast Media
Austria: Sky Austria, Canal+*
Azerbaijan: CBC Sport, İctimai TV
Belarus: Quest Media
Belgium: DPG Media, Proximus, RTL Belgium, Telenet*
Bosnia & Herzegovina: Arena Sport
Bulgaria: bTV, A1 Bulgaria
Croatia: HRT, Arena Sport
Cyprus: CYTA
Czechia: TV Nova
Denmark: Viaplay
Estonia: TV3
Finland: MTV Oy
France: Canal+
Georgia: Setanta, Silknet
Germany: DAZN, ZDF*
Gibraltar: Gibtelecom
Greece: Cosmote TV, AlterEgo
Hungary: RTL, Sport 1*
Iceland: Syn, Viaplay
Israel: The Sports Channel
Italy: Sky, Amazon*
Kazakhstan: Qazsport, Quest Media
Kosovo: RTK
Latvia: TV3
Lithuania: TV3
Luxembourg: DPG Media, RTL Luxembourg, DAZN
Malta: PBS, Melita
Moldova: Setanta, Jurnal TV
Montenegro: Arena Sport
Netherlands: Ziggo Sport
North Macedonia: Arena Sport
Norway: TV2 Norway
Poland: Canal+
Portugal: Sport TV, DAZN*
Republic of Ireland: RTE, Premier Sports, Virgin Media*
Romania: DIGI, Clever Media
Russia: Quest Media, Okko
Serbia: Arena Sport, RTS
Slovakia: TV Nova
Slovenia: Pro Plus, Sportklub
Spain: Telefonica
Sweden: Viaplay
Switzerland: blue, SRG*
Türkiye: TRT
United Kingdom: TNT Sports, BBC*
Ukraine: Megogo, Football TV UA*
Africa & Middle East:
Nigeria: SuperSport
MENA: beIN
South Africa: SuperSport
Sub-Saharan Africa: SuperSport, New World TV*, Canal+
Americas:
Brazil: TNT Sports, SBT
Canada: DAZN
Caribbean: CPSL (Flow Sports & SportsMax), S&T
Central America: ESPN
Dominican Republic: Televideo, ESPN, CPSL, S&T
Haiti: Canal+, CPSL, S&T
Mexico: Max
South America (ex. Brazil): ESPN
Suriname: ATV, CPSL, S&T
United States of America: Paramount+, TUDN
Asia & Pacific:
Australia: Stan Sport
Brunei: beIN
Cambodia: beIN
Central Asia: Quest Media
China: iQIYI
Hong Kong: beIN
Indian Sub-Continent: Sony
Indonesia: beIN
Jamaica: TV Jamaica, CPSL, S&T
Japan: WOWOW, Lemino*, U-NEXT*
Republic of Korea: SPO TV
Laos: beIN
Macau: TDM
Malaysia: beIN
Mongolia: Premier Sports
Myanmar: Canal+
New Zealand: DAZN
Pacific Islands: Digicel
Philippines: beIN
Saint Lucia: Winner Sports, CPSL, S&T
Singapore: beIN
Thailand: beIN
Taiwan: Elta
Timor-Leste: beIN
Vietnam: VTVcab, Viettel