Winner over Bayern Munich on Wednesday at the Allianz Arena, PSG secured its ticket for the Champions League final. The Parisians will find Arsenal there, who beat Atletico Madrid on Tuesday.

The lineup for the great Champions League final is known. On Tuesday, Arsenal qualified by winning 1-0 against Atletico Madrid, a week after the 1-1 draw on the Colchoneros' field. The Gunners were impatiently waiting to know their opponent; they have now decided.

The current Premier League leader will face Paris Saint-Germain, the defending champion. The European champion controlled its subject on Wednesday at Bayern Munich's field (1-1) after the spectacular 5-4 first leg.

The two teams will meet on May 30 in Budapest. The kickoff will be at 6 p.m. local time, which is 9 a.m. PT, 11 a.m. CT, 12 p.m. ET. A date not to be missed for PSG supporters, who dream of a legendary back-to-back, with two straight Champions League titles. A possible crowning end to the 2025-2026 season for the Parisians before looking ahead to the World Cup in the United States.

PSG managed to qualify for the Champions League final for the second consecutive year, which represents a milestone in the history of the Red and Blue team. They now have six official European finals, surpassing Olympique de Marseille (5) as the French team with the most in history.

Before thinking about the UCL, the Parisians will have to focus on Ligue 1, because although they are one win away from being champions, if they lose their next match against Brest (May 10), Lens will have a better chance of pulling off the upset.

That said, if Enrique's men beat Brest, Paris FC, or Lens themselves (their next three league matches), it will be practically impossible for them not to be champions.

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