Arsenal will aim to win the Champions League for the first time when they face PSG in tonight's final in Budapest. Luis Enrique's side are favourites after clinching the trophy last year with a 5-0 victory over Inter Milan.
For the first time since the competition was rebranded 34 years ago, UK viewers will not be able to watch the final for free. TNT Sports, who hold the rights, have not made the match available on YouTube or Amazon Prime Video.
Fans without a TNT Sports subscription must pay to stream via HBO Max, with prices starting at £4.99. The Europa League and Conference League finals were also not shown on YouTube this season.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer urged TNT to reconsider, writing: 'Hard-working people should not have to worry about forking out for a subscription to watch a game of this magnitude.' However, the broadcaster declined to change its decision.
Amazon Prime subscribers can access the TNT Sports coverage through HBO Max, but the final is not included in their standard Prime subscription.
