How to watch Arsenal vs PSG UEFA Champions League fixture on UK TV

Just three days after a dramatic last-minute win over Leicester City in the Premier League, Arsenal have turned their attention to Europe as they prepare to take on Paris Saint-Germain in their second league phase match of this year’s UEFA Champions League.

The clash comes nearly two weeks after the Gunners drew 0-0 at Atalanta, thanks to a superb double save from goalkeeper David Raya, but with Mikel Arteta’s squad back at the Emirates, they will be hopeful of coming away with more than just a point.

Speaking to the media ahead of tonight’s kick-off, Arteta did not shy away from the difficulties he knows his squad could face as they take on the Ligue 1 giants but has said he is looking forward to the first Champions League home clash of the campaign: “Everybody is looking forward to it. We missed it for a number of years, and last year was the first one after so many years that we had the experience to do it.

“The group stage is a bit different this season and the opposition we are going to face tomorrow is probably at the highest level that you can face in European football. These are the kind of nights that we want to experience and want to have against an unbelievable opponent. We’re just ready for it.”

Ahead of tonight’s clash, here is all you need to know about how to tune into the action:

What time is kick-off?

Arsenal vs PSG will kick-off at 8pm at the Emirates this evening, Tuesday 1 October 2024.

How to watch Arsenal vs PSG?

Fans normally would have to tune into TNT Sports to watch the action with all Champions League matches being shown via this streaming platform.

However, new for this season, Amazon Prime Video are showing one Champions League game per matchday, with first picks on Tuesday. This week, they have picked Arsenal vs PSG meaning you will have to be an Amazon Prime subscriber to watch the action. Costs start from £5.99/month for those wishing to just access Prime Video, or £8.99 for those signing up to Amazon Prime.

Squad news

Mikel Merino, who has not yet played a minute for his new club, was spotted back training with the Gunners on Monday afternoon, along with Riccardo Calafiori and Takehiro Tomiyasu. It is not yet known whether the Spanish midfielder is match fit but his return to the grass will certainly boost Arteta’s squad options.

To find out more about Arsenal’s injury list, head to our article on Arsenal vs PSG’s squad selections