The 2027 Champions League final will take place at the Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid on Saturday, June 5 2027. The early June slot is designed to allow all domestic campaigns to conclude before the showpiece.
Venue and capacity
The Metropolitano Stadium serves as the official home ground of La Liga club Atletico Madrid and seats approximately 70,000 spectators. This will not be the venue's first time hosting the final, having previously staged Liverpool's victory over Tottenham Hotspur in 2019. Originally opened as a much smaller venue, it reopened in 2017 to become one of Europe's top football stadiums.
Kick-off time and tickets
The match is expected to begin at 8pm UK time, which corresponds to 9pm locally in Spain. UEFA traditionally sets this prime-time evening slot to maximise global television viewership across multiple international time zones.
Official pricing and allocation have not yet been finalised, but UEFA typically releases tickets through a lottery system on its official website in the spring. Supporters should create an account on the UEFA ticketing portal before April 2027 to register their interest and apply for the ballot. The two competing clubs will also receive dedicated ticket allocations to distribute directly to their season ticket holders and most loyal fans.
Road to the final
The road to the 2027 final begins long before June, with the newly expanded league phase kicking off between September 8 and September 10. Following the intense winter schedule, the knockout phase gets underway with the round of 16 starting on March 9, followed by the quarter-finals in April. The crucial semi-final clashes, which will ultimately decide who travels to Madrid, are scheduled for late April and early May 2027.
