UEFA Champions League finals 2023: Date, time, venue, teams, live streaming, TV channel; here's all you need to know

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UEFA Champions League final 2023 will be played between Manchester City and Inter Milan.

UEFA Champions League finals 2023: Date, time, venue, teams, live streaming, TV channel; here's all you need to know

Manchester City will be playing Inter Milan in the 2023 UEFA Champions League final at Atatürk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey. The biggest game of club football will be played on June 10.

Manchester City are yet to win Champions League but the English champions are firm favourites against three-time champions Inter Milan. However, the Italian giant have players to cause an upset in 2023 UEFA Champions League final. While Manchester City defeated 14-time winners Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League semi-final, Inter Milan emerged winner against city rival and 7-time winners AC Milan.

This will be English champions' second Champions League final. Already the dominant force in English football, City stand just one match away from finally scratching their Champions League itch. Manchester City need three points to win Premier League and will face Manchester United in FA Cup Final on June 3.

Meanwhile, Inter are third in Serie A and will face Fiorentina in the Coppa Italia final on May 24. Earlier in January, Inter beat Milan 3-0 to lift the Italian Supercup.

2023 UEFA Champions League Final Live Streaming, Start Time, Venue, Date

2023 UEFA Champions League final will start at 3 pm (ET) on Saturday, June 10 at Atatürk Olympic Stadium -- Istanbul, Turkey. Viewers in the US can watch 2023 UEFA Champions League final live on CBS. The Live Streaming will be available on Paramount+.

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Q1. When is UEFA Champions League final 2023?

A1. UEFA Champions League final 2023 is on June 10.

Q2. Will UEFA Champions League final 2023 be live streamed?
A2. UEFA Champions League final 2023 will be live streamed for viewers in the US.

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