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The Champions League is hotting up and Arsenal are among the clubs setting their eyes on a potential place in the final. The Gunners have reached the semi-finals after thumping Real Madrid and that has fans dreaming of the showpiece match. Aston Villa have been knocked out by Paris Saint-Germain and now the French giants have Arsenal in their sights in the final four. Meanwhile, the German giants are out with Barcelona beating Borussia Dortmund and Inter Milan seeing off Harry Kane's Bayern Munich. The final four is now set and each team has one last hurdle before reaching the biggest game of the season. Here’s all you need to know about this year’s Champions League final… The 2025 Champions League final will take place on Saturday, May 31. It will be held at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany - the home of Bayern who crashed out in the quarter-finals. Kick-off is scheduled for 8pm UK time. talk SPORT will have live commentary of the game while talk SPORT. com will have full coverage too. To tune in to talk SPORT or talk SPORT 2 through the website, click HERE for the live stream. You can also listen via the talk SPORT app, on DAB digital radio, through your smart speaker and on 1089 or 1053 AM. Broadcast details for the final are yet to be confirmed, but it is likely to be shown live on TNT Sports or Amazon Prime Video in the UK. Quarter-finals Semi-finals - w/c April 28 Final Ticket sales for this year’s Champions League final opened on Monday, April 7. Fans can apply for tickets to the game up until April 11. More details can be found here. The majority of seats will go to fans of the participating teams once they are decided, but those who have applied will then go into a ballot for the remaining seats. Tickets are not being sold on a first come, first served basis, with the ballot awarding tickets to successful applicants who will be notified via email. The two teams that reach the final will have 18, 000 tickets each to sell to fans. Prices for fans of the participating clubs are set at £60 as part of UEFA’s Fans First initiative, while other prices vary from £154 to £817. talk SPORT’s Simon Jordan thinks winning the Premier League is a better achievement than winning the Champions League. "I think in isolation it [Arsenal winning the Champions League] will be a remarkable achievement, " Jordan said. "But I think that winning the Premier League over 38 games against a cup competition of 17, of which a lot of the others are often not as competitive as you'd like them to be, it's not the same. "I think that winning the Premier League is more advantageous and more admirable. “To win the Champions League and to beat Real Madrid on the way through, and whoever else they may have to get past in the next round, I think will be a phenomenal achievement. "But I still think that winning the Premier League is more commendable. " © 2025 talk SPORT Limited
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