Real Madrid/PSG – Youth League live stream, kick-off time and channel | OneFootball

This Friday, the Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid U19 teams will face off at 5:30 p.m. at Stade de la Tuilière (Lausanne) in the semifinals of the 2025-2026 Youth League (the equivalent of the Champions League for this age group). Here is the broadcast information for this Real Madrid/PSG match.

PSG and Real Madrid can already be proud of their respective runs, but stopping now would obviously be a disappointment. Each team has strong assets and is aiming for the final this Monday, April 20, with the desire to win this title. We know it will be a very intense match, and let’s hope the stakes do not overshadow the football so that we get a good show.

It will be up to the Parisians to approach this decisive match well, with as much solidarity and composure as in the previous matches. Without forgetting enjoyment and creativity, of course.

Where to watch Real Madrid/PSG in the Youth League:

As for the broadcast of this Real Madrid/PSG match, it will be on Canal+Foot, PSG TV and UEFA TV this Friday April 17 at 5:30 p.m.

So, to watch the match officially and legally, all you need is internet access since UEFA’s channel is available there for free. Search for “UEFA Youth League TV” in your search engine. To have more options, or to watch the match on television, you will need a Canal+ subscription. That also gives access to other content, of course. You can find all the information by searching for “Canal subscription” in your search engine. There is also PSG TV, which gives access to this match and other exclusive content.

UEFA’s Youth League partners are:

Europe

Albania: Tring Armenia: Fast Media Austria: Sky Austria Azerbaijan: CBC Sport Belarus: Okko Belgium: Proximus, Telenet Bosnia and Herzegovina: Arena Sport Bulgaria: A1 Bulgaria Croatia: Arena Sport Cyprus: CYTA Czech Republic: TV Nova Denmark: Viaplay Estonia: TV3 Finland: MTV Oy France: Canal+ Georgia: Setanta, Silknet Germany: DAZN Greece: Cosmote TV Hungary: RTL, Sport 1 Iceland: Syn, Viaplay Israel: The Sports Channel Italy: Sky Kazakhstan: Quest Media Kosovo: Artmotion

Latvia: TV3 Lithuania: TV3 Malta: Melita Moldova: Setanta Montenegro: Arena Sport Netherlands: Ziggo Sport North Macedonia: Arena Sport Norway: TV2 Norway Poland: Canal+ Portugal: Canal11, DAZN Ireland: Virgin Media Romania: DIGI, Clever Media Russia: Okko Serbia: Arena Sport Slovakia: TV Nova Slovenia: Sportklub Spain: Telefonica Sweden: Viaplay Switzerland: blue Turkey: TRT Ukraine: Megogo, Football TV UA (highlights only) United Kingdom: TNT Sports

Africa and Middle East

Middle East, North Africa: beIN

Nigeria: SuperSport Africa: SuperSport Sub-Saharan Africa: SuperSport, New World TV

Americas

Brazil: TNT Sports Canada: DAZN Caribbean: CPSL (FlowSports and SportsMax) Central America: ESPN Haiti: CPSL, Canal+ Mexico: FOX South America (excluding Brazil): ESPN Suriname: ATV, CPSL United States: Paramount+, TUDN

Asia and Pacific

Australia: Stan Sport Bangladesh: Tapmad, Sony Brunei: beIN Cambodia: beIN Central Asia: Quest Media China: iQIYI Hong Kong: beIN Indian subcontinent: Sony Indonesia: beIN Japan: WOWOW Laos: beIN Republic of Korea: SPO TV Macao SAR: TDM

Malaysia: beIN

New Zealand: DAZN

Pacific Islands: Digicel

Pakistan: Tapmad, Sony

Philippines: beIN

Singapore: beIN

Taiwan/Chinese Taipei: Elta

Thailand: beIN

Uzbekistan: Quest Media

Vietnam: VTVCab, Viettel

Worldwide

On board aircraft and ships: Sport24

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