Canal+ will be leading the charge for the final, leveraging its exclusive rights to the competition. Starting at 09:00, Canal+ Foot will air a full day of build-up programming, including live updates from Budapest. At 13:00, the Canal Bus will hit the streets of the Hungarian capital, with presenter Jules Deremble immersing viewers in the pre-match atmosphere. The Canal Champions Club team—featuring Hervé Mathoux, Laure Boulleau, David Ginola, Robert Pirès, Christophe Jallet, Bertrand Latour, and Gauthier Kuntzmann—will be stationed near the pitch from 16:00, offering expert analysis and insights.

Expert commentary and analysis on Canal+

A special edition of La Clinique des sports, hosted by Lyes Houhou, will air at 11:00. The show will feature sports medicine professionals and former PSG defender Alain Roche, dissecting the physical and mental preparation of the players. At kick-off, the match will be commentated by Paul Tchoukriel and Sidney Govou, with Margot Dumont and Dominique Armand providing pitch-side reports and interviews. Post-match, the Late Finale Club will take over, with Nicolas Tourriol joined by Samir Nasri, Aline Riera, Mickaël Landreau, and referee Tony Chapron for an in-depth analysis.

M6’s free-to-air coverage

M6, which holds the free-to-air rights to the final, will deploy a team of seasoned pundits and commentators. Xavier Domergue and Benoît Cheyrou will lead the broadcast, with former France international Samuel Umtiti providing additional commentary and Virginie Sainsily handling pitch-side duties. The channel will also feature former PSG stars Ludovic Giuly and Johan Djourou, along with Luis Fernandez, who will contribute as a guest analyst despite his concurrent commitments with beIN Sports, the competition’s pay-TV broadcaster.

Presenters Ophélie Meunier and Smaïl Bouabdellah will anchor the coverage from pitch side, offering pre-match insights at 17:00 and post-match analysis. Their segments will be enriched by contributions from Giuly, Djourou, and Fernandez, providing viewers with a well-rounded perspective on the action.

L’Équipe’s alternative coverage

While L’Équipe does not hold the rights to the final, the channel will still dedicate its entire afternoon and evening to the event. From 16:45 to 18:00, Grégory Ascher will host L’Équipe de Greg, followed by Olivier Ménard’s L’Équipe de la mi-temps from 18:45 to 19:00. The main evening show, L’Équipe du Soir, will air from 19:55 to 22:30, presented by Messaoud Benterki. The night will conclude with L’Équipe du Soir la prolong, running until 00:30. A roster of football legends and analysts, including Johan Micoud, Jérôme Alonzo, Ludovic Obraniak, Raymond Domenech, and Béatrice Kaboré, will contribute their expertise throughout the evening.