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Champions League final will not be free to watch in UK for first time in modern era

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read

Three European finals restricted to TNT Sport customers
Uefa understood to be unhappy with the decision

The Champions League final will not be available to watch for free in the UK for the first time since the competition’s modern rebrand 34 years ago when Arsenal face Paris Saint-Germain in Budapest.

The rights holder, TNT Sports, is understood to have irritated Uefa by opting to charge fans to watch all three European finals despite English clubs chasing a clean sweep of titles.

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