It’s an exhilarating time for football fans, with the FA Cup and Champion’s League finals just around the corner. If you’re eager for the next few weeks of international football, you’re in the right place to learn all the details.
What’s been happening in the Champion’s League so far?
It’s been an interesting few months for the Champion’s League, which has seen all but one English team fall to the masses of talent within overseas sides such as Barcelona and Bayern Munich. There’s been drama as Liverpool took on Manchester City and arose victorious, despite seeming the little guy entering the match, and with Real Madrid as they fought back against a 3-0 aggregate against Juventus. When Juventus’s legendary goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon picked up a red card, Real Madrid were given a crucial last-minute penalty. As Ronaldo stepped up to take the final kick of the game against ex-Arsenal, second keeper Wojech Szczęsny, it was a dramatic end to the match that resulted in Real Madrid qualifying for the semi-final.
Now, with just four teams left, Liverpool hold the last hope for an English Champion’s League winner. But with top class teams Bayern Munich, Roma and Real Madrid in their way, it’s looking to be a tough competition moving forwards.
2017 Champion’s League final
Last year’s Champion’s League final found Real Madrid facing down against Juventus, emerging victorious with a 4-1 win over the Italian side. Real Madrid then became the first team ever to defend their Champion’s League title, their 12th in the competition. With striker Cristiano Ronaldo as the all-time top scorer in the Champion’s League, holding 120 goals in 150 appearances, it’s no surprise that they’re such a successful team. However, with Real Madrid third in the Spanish league, can they withstand first place German team Bayern Munich to survive through to the final?
When is the Champion’s League final?
The Champion’s League final will be on 26 May, kicking off at 19:45. That’s a Saturday, so make sure you check out our offers and make an evening of it!
The semi-finals of Roma vs Liverpool and Real Madrid vs Bayern Munich will be on 24 and 25 May consecutively, kicking off at the standard time of 19:45 also.
Where can I watch it?
The final is being held in Kyiv, Ukraine; if you’re heading out there, remember – you can get maximum gloating opportunities by using Feel At Home to call back home from the stadium, at no extra cost.
If you’re not lucky enough to have got yourself a trip to Kyiv for the Champion’s League final, don’t worry! Whether you’re at the pub or at home on the couch, you can catch all the action on BT Sport or ITV. Don’t forget, if you’re on the go, you can Go Binge for no extra cost and use TVPlayer to catch all the action, live! Get in.
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