The Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal on May 30th will be broadcast live at the Parc des Princes in Paris. This initiative follows last year’s successful event in Munich, where PSG supporters gathered to watch the final. With no fan zone planned in Paris, this public screening offers a unique opportunity for fans to share the excitement together.
What to expect at the Parc des Princes
The match kicks off at 6 p.m. in Budapest, but the atmosphere in Paris will begin much earlier. The PSG has announced that the stadium will open its doors to supporters eager to witness this historic moment. “The Parc des Princes is a place of great emotions and will once again vibrate with an unforgettable evening,” stated the club, emphasizing the festive nature of the event with music and artistic performances.
Fans can already register to receive alerts when ticket sales open. The club will provide further details on Thursday, but anticipation is already building for this special occasion.
Why no fan zone in Paris?
Unlike previous years, Paris will not host a fan zone for this final. The decision comes after consultations with local authorities, including the mayor’s office and the Paris police prefecture, which cited security concerns as the primary reason for not authorizing a public fan zone.
