Where to watch Inter-Psg on TV (also free-to-air). Latest on the formations, Inzaghi doubtful in defense

Munich, May 30, 2025 – Six finals played, three won. In Munich, Inter will play his seventh final Champions League (once Champions Cup), to have a positive balance and close the season making history. It won't be a Treble, but becoming European champions would give Inter that icing on the cake that was missing in 2023 against Manchester City. On the other hand, psg of crazy spending, 2018 billion euros invested in the incoming market since 1.3, but arrived at the final act without the big name of attraction after a past of bitter eliminations with the various Messi, Neymar and Mbappe. In short, on one hand Beppe Marotta, the chairman representing Oaktree, on the other Al Khelaifi, the sheikh owner who spared no expense. On the pitch, Lautaro on one side, Fourth on the other hand, on the bench a juicy challenge between the 3-5-2 of Inzaghi and the 4-3-3 of Luis EnriqueAll in one night, with the difference that PSG has won trophies this season, yet another Scudetto, while Inter risks remaining at zero titles.

Probable lineups

Inzaghi has all the big guns in the squad at his disposal, but there is still a doubt for the defense. In front of Sommer, a ballot between Pavard and Bisseck, with the Frenchman in the lead, then the confirmed Acerbi and Bastoni to complete the department. Moving on to midfield, Calhanoglu will be the central pivot, alongside him Barella and Mkhitaryan, with Dimarco and Dumfries on the wings. Up front, we start again with the Thu-La composed of Lautaro and Thuram, while Correa will be absent, excluded from the UEFA list. There is only one doubt also in PSG. In Luis Enrique's 4-3-3, Hakimi, the former, will play together with Marquinhos, Pacho and Nuno Mendes, then in midfield Neves, Vitinha and the former Napoli Fabian Ruiz, while in attack a ballot Barcola-Doue, the former in the lead, with Dembele and Kvara to complete the department. Inter (3-5-2): Sommer; Pavard, Acerbi, Bastoni; Dumfries, Barella, Calhanoglu, Mkhitaryan, Dimarco; Lautaro Martinez, Thuram. Coach Inzaghi. psg (4-3-3): Donnarumma; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Nuno Mendes; Joao Neves, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz; Barcola, Dembelè, Kvaratskhelia. Coach Luis Enrique.

The six previous Nerazzurri finals

The match that is about to be played on Saturday 31 May in Munich will be the seventh Champions League final in history. of Inter, 61 years after the first. It was May 27, 1964 and in Vienna Inter Mazzola, double, defeated Real Madrid By Stefano and Puskas for 1-3 (Milani and Felo also scored). It was a huge success designed by the genius of Helenio Herrera on the bench, which was repeated two years later in Milan, with the 1-0 victory over Benfica di Eusebio. A decisive goal by Jair in the 42nd minute. It was May 27, 1965 and Inter achieved that success with a sensational comeback in the semi-final against Liverpool. The Reds, in fact, won 3-1 in the first leg, but in the return leg in Milan Herrera's Nerazzurri prevailed 3-0. After two victories, however, came the first defeat. On May 25, 1967, in Lisbon, Inter he faced defeat against the Celtic Glasgow Stein and able to recover Mazzola's lead in the 6th minute with goals from Gemmell in the 62nd minute and Chalmers in the 83rd minute. That was the end of the Herrera era that included three Scudetti, two Champions Cups and two Intercontinental Cups. Five years passed before Inter returned to the final, but they were defeated again. The team of You winter, with Mazzola and Boninsegna in front, stopped in front of the immense talent of Johan Cruyff, who with a brace gave Ajax the Champions Cup in the final in Rotterdam on 31 May 1972. And here, after a long period of fasting, a good 38 years, we arrive at 2010, the year of the Treble. The resistance to Barcelona in the semi-finals, after the 3-1 of the first leg, the final is worth for Mourinho and his team, the extraordinary Julio Cesar, and the appointment with the Bernabeu in Madrid against Bayern Munich. The rest is history. The brace of Milito gives Inter the third Champions League in history and that 22nd May will remain forever indelible in the minds of Inter fans. The crowning achievement of an impeccable season with the Scudetto and Coppa Italia. The last Champions League final, as we know, was the one in Istanbul on 10th June 2023. A goal by Rodri in the 68th minute it was enough for Guardiola to deliver the Manchester City his first Champions Cup in history. At Inzaghi's Inter, the regret of a great match and some wasted opportunities, aspects on which the coach will have worked in view of Saturday's appointment. The balance, today, is three to three in the Champions League finals.

Inzaghi's words

Simone Inzaghi, however, risks ending the season with zero trophies and this could lead to the end of a technical cycle and with an important Arab offer on the table. In the Inter media day, the coach spoke like this about the Nerazzurri's moment in the appointment with history: "There is disappointment for the lost scudetto, it was a hard blow but we look forward by congratulating Napoli - his words - Now we have to think about the final on Saturday, which could represent a historic achievement. Winning or losing makes all the difference in the world. Final 2023? There is still great emotion for that journey, now we need one last step to enter history". Inzaghi, then, trusts his boys. They do not lack heart: "It will be decisive and the team has always put it - Inzaghi continues - I am proud to coach this group and we will face a great opponent like Bayern and Barcelona were. We will need to manage the difficult moments well". For the coach, there is the need to make the team understand that a victory in the Champions League would erase, with a stroke of luck, the defeat in the tricolor sprint: "They have been four fantastic years, the team knows everything, has a sense of belonging and we have experienced joy and tears, but we look forward with our chests out".

TV schedules

La Champions League final yes plays Saturday 31st May at 21pm Monaco of Bavaria and will have double live TV. For a fee, Sky Sport will broadcast the match on channels 201 and 202, streaming on Sky Go and Now. In the clear, however, live on TV8, which can broadcast the match in compliance with the AgCom rules on events of national interest. The commentators will be Fabio Caressa and Beppe Bergomi. Read also - Juve, hunt for new coach: Conte faded away, now Gasperini is in pole position