The stage is set for one of the most anticipated clashes in women's football history as Chelsea and Barcelona prepare to battle for European glory in the Women's Champions League final this Saturday.
For football fans across the UK eager to catch every moment of this historic encounter, we've compiled everything you need to know about watching the match live.
When and Where is the Women's Champions League Final?
The ultimate showdown kicks off at 5:00 PM BST on Saturday, May 25th at San Mamés Stadium in Bilbao, Spain. This iconic venue promises an electric atmosphere as two footballing giants collide.
How to Watch on TV in the UK
British viewers can tune into the action on DAZN's YouTube channel, which is broadcasting the final completely free of charge. No subscriptions, no paywalls - just pure football drama accessible to everyone.
For those who prefer traditional television broadcasting, the match will also be available on BBC Two, with coverage beginning at 4:30 PM BST, giving fans plenty of pre-match analysis and build-up.
Live Streaming Options
Can't get to a television? No problem. The match can be streamed live through:
- DAZN's YouTube channel (free worldwide stream)
- BBC iPlayer (for UK viewers)
- DAZN app and website
The accessibility of this final represents a significant step forward for women's football, making the biggest game in European club football available to the widest possible audience.
What's at Stake for Both Teams
This final carries enormous significance for both clubs. Chelsea are chasing their first-ever Women's Champions League title after several near misses, while Barcelona aim to secure their third European crown and cement their status as a dominant force in women's football.
The Blues, led by manager Emma Hayes in her final match in charge, are determined to send their legendary coach out on the highest note possible. Meanwhile, Barcelona's star-studded squad, featuring the likes of Aitana Bonmatí and Alexia Putellas, will be equally motivated to add another chapter to their growing legacy.
With world-class talent on both sides and historic implications hanging in the balance, this promises to be a final for the ages that no football fan will want to miss.
