Chelsea v PSG: Kick-off time and TV channel to watch the match | OneFootball

The match between Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea will be broadcast at 9:00 PM this Tuesday. It will take place at Stamford Bridge during the second leg of the Round of 16 (PSG won the first leg 5-2) of the 2025-2026 Champions League. Find below the information to watch Chelsea/PSG.

Another great European night is expected, after a very intense and spectacular first leg. Ideally, for qualification, it would be best if there is not much suspense at the end of the match. But be careful, we know that football can always change very quickly. And Chelsea should bring maximum intensity in an attempt to experience an extraordinary night.

PSG will need to prepare well to respond to the pressure and the duels. This will require determination, solidarity, confidence, and good play. The Parisians know these ingredients are necessary to go all the way in the competition; let’s hope they can enjoy another great evening.

Probable lineups –

Chelsea (4-2-3-1):

Pedro

Neto – Fernandez – Palmer

Caicedo – Lavia

Cucurella – Chalobah – Fofana – Gusto

Sanchez

PSG (4-3-3):

Barcola – Dembélé – Kvaratskhelia

Neves – Vitinha – Zaïre-Emery

Mendes – Pacho – Marquinhos – Hakimi

Safonov.

Which channel and what time to watch Chelsea/PSG?

This Chelsea/PSG match will be broadcast on Canal+ this Tuesday, March 17 at 9:00 PM.

To watch the match officially and legally, you will need to subscribe to Canal+ to watch the game on television or via official streaming. There are different options, depending on what exactly you want. Find all the information by searching for “Canal+ subscription” in your search engine.

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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