Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) vs Aston Villa - Live Stream

View the live stream and TV coverage details and live score for the 2024/2025 UEFA Champions League quarter final match 1 of 2 - Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) vs Aston Villa. 

The first leg will be played at Parc des Princes in Paris, France. This iconic 47,000-seat stadium is PSG’s home ground. Expect a lively atmosphere as Paris Saint-Germain host Aston Villa on their home turf .The match is scheduled to kick off on Wednesday, April 9, 2025 at 21:00 CEST (9:00 PM local time in Paris)​.

TV Broadcasters & Streaming Platforms (By Country):

• United Kingdom: TNT Sports 1 (TV) – Live coverage on TNT Sports (with UHD on TNT Sports Ultimate). Streaming is available via the Discovery+ app (which carries TNT Sports content). Note: Amazon Prime Video holds rights for select Tuesday matches in the UK, but this Wednesday fixture is on TNT Sports.
• United States: Paramount+ (live English streaming) and ViX (Spanish streaming) will show the match. (Paramount+ carries all Champions League games in the US, and TelevisaUnivision’s ViX streams matches in Spanish.)
• Canada: DAZN Canada is the exclusive platform for live streaming the match in Canada.
• Australia: Stan Sport will stream the match live in Australia. (Stan Sport holds the Australian rights for all Champions League fixtures.)
• Italy: Sky Sport (Sky Italia) will broadcast the game (on Sky’s football channels). Additionally, Amazon Prime Video Italy holds rights to one match per round (usually on Wednesdays), so Italian viewers can watch via Sky or Prime Video.
• Spain: Telefónica’s Movistar+ platform is the broadcaster in Spain​. The match airs on Movistar’s Champions League channels (operated by Telefónica).
• Portugal: Sport TV holds the TV rights in Portugal, and DAZN also provides live coverage​. Viewers can tune into Sport TV or stream via DAZN for this match.
• France: Canal+ is airing the game in France​ (on its flagship Canal+ channel, with parallel feed on Canal+ Live 1​). French viewers can watch on Canal+ or via the myCANAL streaming service.
• Germany: DAZN is streaming the match live in Germany, and Amazon Prime Video Germany has rights to select games (usually Tuesday top picks). There is also free-to-air coverage of limited matches on ZDF* in this rights cycle (though primarily highlights or later-stage games).
• Latin America: In Spanish-speaking Latin America, ESPN holds the Champions League rights. The match will be shown on ESPN’s regional TV channels, with live streaming on Disney’s platforms (e.g. Star+ or Disney+, depending on the country). For example, in Argentina the game is available on Disney+ (streaming) and Fox Sports/ESPN channels. Central American countries likewise get the match on ESPN networks. (Note: Coverage in Brazil is separate with TNT Sports Brazil/HBO Max, but the question focuses on Latin American Spanish regions.)
• Additionally, you can check out TV and streaming options by country and region on Watch Athletics page here.

Alternative Viewing Options

If you cannot access a local TV broadcast, there are a few official alternatives:

YouTube live commentary: Fans can follow live commentary on the Aston Villa Football Club YouTube channel.

UEFA’s Official Platforms: While UEFA’s own site/app doesn’t live-stream the full match due to broadcast rights, it offers live match commentary, statistics, and highlights. The UEFA Champions League website and UEFA mobile app provide minute-by-minute text updates and stats for free, and UEFA.tv (UEFA’s free streaming service) will have full match highlights available after the game​. This is a great way to follow the action if you don’t have a broadcast, albeit not a live video.

Radio Commentary: In some regions, you can listen live. For example, in the UK the match will have live radio commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT. Tuning into radio or online audio streams from official sports broadcasters can let you hear the live play-by-play.

Other Official Streams: Many of the TV broadcasters above have their own streaming services (e.g. Paramount+ in the US, DAZN, Discovery+ in UK, etc.). If you’re subscribed, you can stream via those apps on mobile or smart TV. Free trials may be available for services like Paramount+ or DAZN, which could be used to watch the match.

Public Viewing: Another option is to watch at a local sports bar or pub that is screening the game, or via fan gatherings or viewing parties organized by supporters’ clubs. These can provide a live viewing experience if you don’t have access at home (though this is of course in-person rather than online/TV).

Probable Starting Lineups

Paris Saint-Germain (4-3-3): Gianluigi Donnarumma (GK); Achraf Hakimi, Lucas Beraldo, Yorbe Pacho, Lucas Hernández; Vitinha, Fabián Ruiz, Warren Zaïre-Emery; Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Gonçalo Ramos, Ousmane Dembélé.

– Notable absences: PSG captain Marquinhos is suspended for this first leg (yellow-card accumulation), so young defender Lucas Beraldo likely starts at center-back. Attacker Lee Kang-in has been nursing an ankle issue but returned to training; he might feature off the bench.

Aston Villa (4-2-3-1): Emiliano Martínez (GK); Matty Cash, Ezri Konsa, Tyrone Mings, Lucas Digne; Amadou Onana, Youri Tielemans; Marcus Rashford, Marco Asensio, Morgan Rogers; Ollie Watkins.

– Squad notes: Villa have almost a full squad available. Leon Bailey and Ross Barkley face late fitness tests (minor knock and long-term calf injury respectively) but even if unavailable, Villa’s XI is unaffected as they haven’t been regular starters. Donyell Malen and youngster Andres García are ineligible for this Champions League campaign (not registered in the squad), so they won’t feature. Manager Unai Emery is expected to stick with the lineup that got Villa this far, with January signing Rashford adding firepower up front alongside Watkins.

Both lineups above are projected based on team news and reports up to April 8. Final starting lineups will be confirmed about an hour before kickoff on matchday. The listed formations highlight PSG’s typical 4-3-3 setup versus Villa’s 4-2-3-1 shape, promising an intriguing tactical battle in Paris.