What time is Europa League final on TV? TNT Sports channel details and timings
- Manchester United will take on Tottenham Hotspur in Bilbao, Spain.
- It is an all Premier League clash in the Europa League final.
- But what time does the coverage start on TV?
It is almost time for the Europa League final and the match promises to be a dramatic occasion. Manchester United are set to face Tottenham Hotspur in the Basque heartland of Bilbao with both teams looking to save underwhelming seasons.
Thousands of fans will have made the journey to northern Spain to watch the game in person. However if you didn’t manage to get tickets - or are simply a neutral - you might be wondering how you can watch it at home.
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What time is the Europa League final on TV?


The action in Bilbao will be kicking off at 8pm GMT (9pm local time) - but TNT Sports will have plenty of coverage in the build-up. The broadcaster will be live from the Estadio San Mamés - home to Athletic Club - at 6pm.
TNT Sports will be showing all of the final - so if it goes to extra time and even a dreaded penalty shoot-out, it will all be televised. It could be quite the late one on a school night.
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TNT Sports (formerly BT Sports) has the rights to all three European finals in 2025 - and has been the home of Europa League action since the 2015/16 season. Tonight’s game will be live on TNT Sports 1 and Ultimate, the broadcaster has confirmed.
It can also be watched for free via the Discovery+ app. Find out more about that here.
Who are the presenters on TNT Sports?
The broadcaster has assembled quite the panel of experts to provide analysis on the final this evening. It includes the likes of Gareth Bale, Rio Ferdinand, Glenn Hoddle and Paul Scholes.
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