PSG v Newcastle live: Where and how to watch the match? | OneFootball

The PSG/Newcastle match will be streamed at 9:00 pm this Wednesday. It will take place at the Parc des Princes as part of the 8th matchday of the 2025-2026 Champions League. Find out below how to watch this match between Paris Saint-Germain (6th) and Newcastle (7th).

We can be sure that the match will be very intense, as is usual for both teams, and they are fighting to secure a spot in the Round of 16. For that, a win is needed to reach the top 8. Another result could also work, but that would depend on the outcomes of other matches. There’s no room for risk—everything must be given to win this match that feels like a Round of 32. Except there’s the play-off as a “safety net.”

The Parisians will have to be ready for a great performance, a complete one this time. The points lost due to inefficiency against Athletic Bilbao and Sporting Portugal are already painful; they must not end up with huge regrets. Beware, Newcastle arrives with ambition and a physical battle to impose. They will have to respond, without forgetting to play their game.

Probable line-ups –

PSG (4-3-3):

Barcola – Dembélé – Kvaratskhelia

Ruiz – Vitinha – Zaïre-Emery

Mendes – Pacho – Marquinhos – Hakimi

Chevalier

Newcastle (4-3-3):

Gordon – Woltemade – Barnes

Ramsey – Tonali – Miley

Hall – Botman – Thiaw – Trippier

Pope

How to watch the PSG/Newcastle match live streaming?

To watch PSG/Newcastle live on Canal+ streaming this Wednesday, January 28 at 9:00 pm, you’ll need to subscribe to a Canal+ offer to access its MyCanal service via a monthly subscription. There are several scenarios, depending on the length of commitment and any options you may want.

To find all the offers, simply type “Canal+ subscription” into your search engine and you’ll easily find all the possibilities.

Portugal: Sport TV, DAZN

United Kingdom: TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video

Spain: Telefónica

United States: Paramount+, TUDN, DAZN

Australia: Stan Sport

Canada: DAZN

Latin America: ESPN

Brazil: TNT Sports, SBT

India: Sony

Africa: SuperSport, Canal+ or New World TV

Turkey: TRT

Arab countries: beIN Sports Arabia

Indonesia: beIN Sports, SCTV

China: iQYI

South Korea: SPO TV

Japan: WOWOW

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