PSG-Arsenal : bars, écrans géants… Où regarder la finale de la Ligue des champions samedi à Paris et en Île-de-France ?
This Saturday, Paris Saint-Germain is set to challenge English champions Arsenal for their second consecutive Champions League title. Here’s your guide to finding the best spots to watch the highly anticipated match in Paris and the wider Île-de-France region.
The referee’s whistle will sound at 6 PM this Saturday, signaling the start of a match where Paris Saint-Germain could make history by securing their second consecutive Champions League title. To experience this potential triumph, numerous venues across the capital and its surrounding areas are gearing up with giant screens, televisions, and powerful sound systems. We’ve compiled a selection of these prime viewing locations for the PSG-Arsenal final.
However, don’t anticipate a massive fan zone in Paris itself. A proposed project, championed by Socialist Party mayor Emmanuel Grégoire, ultimately did not materialize. This was due to a packed schedule of other major events on the same day, including concerts by Aya Nakamura at the Stade de France and Damso at Paris La Défense Arena, alongside the ongoing Roland-Garros tournament and a Stade Français rugby match at Jean-Bouin earlier in the afternoon.
bars: arrive early for the psg-arsenal final
While a dedicated fan zone won’t be available, the festive atmosphere is still guaranteed. Across Paris, countless bars will be broadcasting the thrilling encounter against the recent English champions. Some establishments, not typically known for showing football matches, are even firing up their screens for the occasion. A crucial tip: most venues do not accept reservations, so plan to arrive early – as early as 4 PM – to secure your spot for the PSG-Arsenal clash.
Among the well-known addresses for sports viewing, you’ll find perennial favorites like Hall’s Beer Tavern in Châtelet (1st arrondissement), Café Oz at Grands Boulevards (9th), and O’Sullivans in Pigalle (18th). Don’t forget the Belushi’s locations near Gare du Nord (10th) and Canal de la Villette (19th), famous for their expansive giant screens. Each venue operates differently: some require advance booking and often a fee, while others function on a
