Watch Arsenal v PSG on Tuesday 28 April for a gripping semi-final match in this season's UEFA Champions League.
Paris Saint-Germain have already wrapped up the Ligue 1 championship but the Emirates Stadium is one of few places that the French champions have failed to win this season, with the Gunners having already beaten them 2-0 in the Champions League earlier on this campaign: will history repeat itself once more?
Here, FourFourTwo brings you all the information on how to watch Arsenal v PSG online and on TV, wherever you are in the world.
Key information
• When is Arsenal v PSG? Tuesday 29 April 2025
• What time does Arsenal v PSG kick off? 8.00pm BST / 3.00pm ET
• Where is Arsenal v PSG being played? Emirates Stadium, London
• Arsenal v PSG TV & Streaming: Amazon Prime Video (UK) | Paramount+ (US)
• Arsenal v PSG FREE streams: VTM, RTL (Belgium)
• Watch Arsenal v PSG from anywhere: Try NordVPN risk-free
Can I watch Arsenal v PSG for free?
You can watch Arsenal v PSG for free in Belgium, either through the VTM or RTL networks.
The game will go out on VTM 2 on TV, which you can stream online using the VTM Go platform. For RTL, the game will air on RTL Club and is available online via the RTL Play browser player.
Belgium is one of a few countries with some free Champions League coverage. Ireland is another but, unlike some fixtures this campaign, this one's not on RTÉ or Virgin Media.
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Watch Arsenal v PSG: Live stream in the UK
Fans in the UK can watch Arsenal v PSG on April 29 with Amazon Prime Video
Amazon has the rights to some Champions League fixtures, and Arsenal v PSG is one of them. You can get a live stream with a subscription either to Prime Video (£5.99 a month) or to the general Amazon Prime (£8.99 a month), and it works across a range of devices. What's more, new customers get a 30-day free trial.
Amazon's involvement means Arsenal v PSG is not being shown on TNT Sports or its streaming platform, Discovery+, the usual hosts of Champions League football in the UK.
Watch Arsenal v PSG in the US
Fans in the US can watch a Arsenal v PSG live stream on Paramount+, which is the home of the Champions League in the US.
This is the CBS Golazo coverage with Kate Scott, Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher, and Micah Richards.
You can get Paramount+ for just $7.99 a month on the Essential package, or $12.99 for Showtime, which strips out the adverts and adds a heap of movies. All Champions League and Europa League games are included on both plans.
Kick-off is at 3pm ET / 12pm PT on April 8.
Watch Arsenal v PSG elsewhere in the world
Can I watch Arsenal v PSG in Australia?
Yes, fans in Australia can watch Arsenal v PSG on Stan Sport, which is the main Champions League rights-holder down under.
First of all, you'll need a base subscription to the Stan streaming platform, where prices start from $12 a month, and from there you'll need to add the Stan Sport package, currently priced at $15 a month.
It's one for the early risers in Australia – kick-off is at 5am AET on Wednesday, April 9.
Can I watch Arsenal v PSG in New Zealand?
You can watch Arsenal v PSG in New Zealand, with DAZN New Zealand showing the big Champions League game.
Subscriptions to DAZN start at $14.99 a month on a 12-month rolling contract, or $29.99 for a flexible monthly plan.
Kick-off for this game scheduled at 7am NZST on Wednesday, April 9.
Can I watch Arsenal v PSG in Canada?
Similarly to New Zealand, there will be a Arsenal v PSG live stream on DAZN on Wednesday. Subscriptions cost $34.99 on a monthly basis.
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Arsenal v PSG: Match Preview
With the Premier League title officially won by Liverpool at the weekend, Arsenal's full attention turns to just their third-ever Champions League semi-final.
Having dispatched of Real Madrid 5-1 on aggregate, the Gunners are considered a force to be reckoned with in the final four – though they're up against a free-flowing Paris Saint-Germain team who have knocked out English opposition in their last two ties.
The Gunners are in a sticky patch once more: form since losing Kai Havertz to injury has been mediocre at best, with Bukayo Saka still working his way back from hamstring surgery, Thomas Partey suspended for this fixture and now Mikel Merino a doubt for the game, as Mikel Arteta's auxilary no.9.
PSG, however, have problems of their own to contend with, having lost their first league game all season to Nice on Friday, extending a run of one win in the last four – which included the Aston Villa loss in which they were clinging on by the end.
Arsenal know that they've already gotten the better of Luis Enrique's side once this season, having beaten Les Parisiens 2-0 in the group phase – and the French outfit's struggles from set-pieces will be a positive for Arteta, whose side have been masters of the dead ball this season, including Saka's opener in the win over PSG last autumn.
But with PSG growing in stature with every round in this competition, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia now leading the attack and the likes of Desire Doue and Bradley Barcola on fire, this is a very different proposition.
Arsenal know how key a first-leg win can be after the Real Madrid rollocking and will be looking to call upon the Emirates Stadium for another rousing atmosphere.
The winner of this tie heads to Munich to face either Barcelona or Inter Milan – and with Arsenal's women's team already in one final, the men will be looking to do the Double.
Arsenal v PSG: Team news
Once more, Arsenal head into a key Champions League fixture this season with several question marks over vital stars.
Thomas Partey is ruled out of this one through suspension for a yellow card picked up at the Bernabeu, leaving the Gunners short in midfield: his usual replacement Jorginho, however, hasn't featured for Arsenal since he was hauled off against Brentford a few weeks back.
It looks, therefore, like Mikel Merino receding into midfield from his recent no.9 position… if, of course, the Basque battering ram makes it, too. Merino was recently omitted from the draw with Crystal Palace in the league, after a knock.
Either way, Leandro Trossard could expect a start at centre-forward for the Gunners flanked by Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli. Martin Odegaard and Declan Rice are likely to make up the midfield three, with full-backs Riccardo Calafiori and Ben White aiming for a return for this one – though Jurrien Timber and Myles Lewis-Skelly are more than likely to keep their places in the back four.
Finally, Gabriel is still injured, with Jakub Kiwior continuing to partner William Saliba in his absence.
No such problems for PSG, meanwhile, who have taken an embarrassment of riches with them across the channel – and given Luis Enrique's line-ups this term, we know what to expect from the freshly-crowned French champions.
Gigi Donnarumma has been a constant in goal this season, with a back four of Achraf Hakimi, Marquinhos, Willian Pacho and Nuno Mendes once of the most impressive backlines in Europe this season – they'll almost certainly sit behind an all-Iberian trio of Vitinha, Joao Neves and Fabian Ruiz in midfield.
In attack, senior heads Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Ousmane Dembele make up two-thirds of the frontline: they'll be joined by one of Desire Doue or Bradley Barcola in a free-flowing attack that looks to rotate positionally throughout the game.
Arsenal v PSG: Route to the Champions League semi-final
Arsenal
- League phase: 3rd – W6, D1, L1
- Playoff: N/A
- Last-16: 9-3 vs PSV (two-leg aggregate)
- Quarter-final: 5-1 vs Real Madrid (two-leg aggregate)
PSG
- League phase: 15th – W4, D1, L3
- Playoff: 10-0 vs Brest (two-leg aggregate)
- Last-16: 1-1 vs Liverpool (two-leg aggregate, PSG won 4-1 on penalties)
- Quarter-final: 5-4 vs Aston Villa (two-leg aggregate)
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