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Published 15:22 28 Apr 2026 BST
Updated 15:22 28 Apr 2026 BST

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PSG take on Bayern Munich in a mammoth Champions League clash tonight at 8pm GMT.
Luckily for football enthusiasts, you can stream the game for free here.
The streaming service gets one live UCL match per week, and this time around it is the Parisians against the German giants.
Bayern come into the clash in blistering form. The Bavarians came from three goals behind at Mainz to win 4-3, with gaffer Vincent Kompany insisting the club will not rest on their laurels, despite already securing their consecutive Bundesliga title.
In the UCL, they defeat the Goliaths of Real Madrid in a seven-goal thriller at the Allianz Arena.
To watch the match for free, you must have an Amazon Prime subscription.
Reigning champions PSG also come into the clash after successive domestic victories and easily dispatching Liverpool in the quarterfinal.
With the trophy to lose, the European champions thrashed Inter 5-0 in last season's finale; though such a result against Kompany's defiant Bayern would prove incredibly tough.
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