Liverpool vs Real Madrid Live Stream: Champions League Final, TV Channels, How to Watch Online, Odds
A journey that began back in September ends with Saturday’s UEFA Champions League final in Paris, where Liverpool take on Real Madrid. 32 teams battled their way through the group stage and through a wild knockout round, but only two teams remain on the line with the coveted silver. 124 games played, 379 goals scored and fans around the world are now witnessing a repeat of the 2018 final, pitting two storied clubs against each other once again. Kick-off is set for 3pm ET at the Stade de France and we’ll be with you before, during and after all the Champions League Final coverage you need.
Here are our storylines for the finale, how to watch the game, and more:
How to see and odds
Date: Saturday May 28 | Time: 3 p.m. ET | TV and Live Stream: CBS and Paramount+
Location: Stade de France in Paris, France
Studio Coverage: Kate Abdo, Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards
Commentators: Clive Tyldesley and Rob Green
On-site reporters: Peter Schmeichel, Jules Breach, Jenny Chiu and Guillem Balagué
Rules expert: Christina Unkel
Odds: Liverpool +105; Drag +270; Real Madrid +240 (via Caesars Sportsbook)
Liverpool: Mohamed Salah expressed himself best on May 4 after beating Villarreal in the semi-finals. “We have scores to settle,” he wrote in a tweet. Make no mistake – Liverpool want revenge. After that 2018 final, they want nothing more than to see Real Madrid on their knees in tears after the final whistle. As you may recall, this was the match where Sergio Ramos versus Salah turned macho Randy Savage, dislocated his shoulder, ended his performance in the final and almost jeopardized his participation in the World Cup. In addition, Loris Karius himself had a nightmare performance in goal. Not only did he give Karim Benzema the first goal, he conceded Gareth Bale with an overhead kick and then missed a late shot from just over 35 meters by the Welsh attacker. Liverpool have since found European glory by beating Tottenham in the 2019 final, so the Reds know how special the feeling is. It might even feel better to do it against this Real Madrid team.
Real Madrid: Not many saw this Real team come this far. Remember that they lost in the group stage at home to tiny Sheriff Tiraspol. But since then they have been on an absolute rift with Karim Benzema, the fittest player in the world. They made a comeback against PSG in the round of 16, against Chelsea again in the quarter-finals and then the Madrid miracle against Manchester City – two goals after Rodrygo’s 90th minute to force extra time before Benzema won a penalty. They’ll go into this match with ultimate confidence, but they also won’t panic if they go down early. They have proven time and time again that they can never get out of it and they are the true kings in the history of this competition. Liverpool might have the better players overall but don’t discount a side managed by Carlo Ancelotti. He is 3-1 all-time in the UCL final.
Liverpool vs Real Madrid in the 2022 Champions League final just feels right. Two of Europe’s most storied clubs with 19 European titles battling it out on the biggest stage of them all is the perfect way to end the UEFA club season. This is the third time these sides have met in the final – Liverpool won in 1981 while Madrid lifted Old Big Ears in 2018 – and hardly has so much been told. Make sure you know how to watch a live stream between Liverpool and Real Madrid from anywhere.
Mo Salah appears to be out for personal revenge after his 2018 final was cut short by Sergio Ramos’ wrestling maneuver. It doesn’t even seem to bother that Ramos is now at PSG. The Egyptian King of the Reds said, “We have scores to settle.”
Madrid, meanwhile, want their 14th European title and have spent much of the week portraying themselves as underdogs after Karim Benzema claimed Liverpool “think they’ve already won”.
A strong counter-press against a ruthless team on the counter with the world’s best centre-forward. This could get spicy. Here are all the details you need to know for the 2022 Champions League final.
End date of the Champions League 2022
The 2022 Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid takes place on Saturday 28 May at 20:00 CET. That is 3pm ET in the US and 5am AEST Australia.
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Almost four years after their 2018 clash, Liverpool and Real Madrid will once again face off on the biggest stage.
The two will meet again in the Champions League final in Paris, almost half a decade after their meeting in Kyiv.
Loris Karius, Sergio Ramos and Gareth Bale all played big roles in that final, although the landscape has changed since then. Barring an unexpected turn in Bale’s fortunes, none of that will be in sight.
However, Mohamed Salah will be very happy to do so.
The Liverpool star has spoken often and loudly about his desire to get revenge on Madrid after his final in Kyiv was prematurely ended following a clash with Ramos.
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Whether he can do that is up for debate.
Liverpool may be one of Europe’s leading teams and go into the final as favorites for many, but Madrid’s road to Paris was perhaps the most dramatic in the competition’s recent history.
Largely outplayed by PSG, Chelsea and Manchester City, the 13-time European champions have lived up to their reputation as kings of the continent in a string of thrilling comebacks.
Two of the most successful teams in Champions League history, it’s going to be quite a final.
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Where to watch Liverpool vs Real Madrid?
TV Channels: The game will be broadcast on BT Sport 1 and BT Sport Ultimate. Coverage begins at 18:00 BST.
Live stream: The BT Sport website, BT Sport app and BT Sport YouTube channel will offer live streams.
LIVE COVERAGE: Get up-to-the-minute updates via Standard Sport’s dedicated match blog.
