Europa League Final

The stage is set for the Europa League final as Sevilla and Roma go head-to-head for Europe’s second biggest continental trophy.

This prestigious match, scheduled for Wednesday, May 31, will take place at the iconic Puskas Stadium in Budapest.

In this guide, we’ll provide you with all the information you need to ensure you don’t miss a moment of the action.

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Europa League Final Match Details

The Europa League final between Sevilla and Roma is scheduled to kick off at 20:00 UK time on Wednesday, May 31.
Live coverage of the match will begin at 19:15, allowing viewers to catch all the pre-match build-up and analysis.

How to Watch Europa League Final: TV Channel

If you’re in the UK, you can tune in to BT Sport 1 or BT Sport Ultimate to watch the final. The coverage will commence at 19:15, ensuring you don’t miss any of the excitement. Simply turn on your TV and select the appropriate channel to enjoy the match in all its glory.

Europa League Final Free & Paid Livestream Options

For those who prefer to watch the Europa League final via live streaming, BT Sport has got you covered.
Head to the BT Sport website or use the BT Sport app to access a live stream of the match.
This convenient option allows you to enjoy the action on your preferred device, whether it’s a computer, smartphone, or tablet.

Where to watch: broadcast partners

Europe

Albania: DigitAlb
Armenia: Vivaro Sports
Austria: ServusTV, Sky Austria
Azerbaijan: CBC Sport
Belgium: SBS VRT, RTBF, AB3
Bosnia & Herzegovina: Arena Sport
Bulgaria: A1, bTV
Croatia: Arena Sport, RTL
Cyprus: CYTA
Czechia: Ceska Televize
Denmark: TV2
Estonia: Viaplay Group
Finland: Viaplay Group
France: Canal+, M6
Georgia: Setanta, Silknet
Germany: RTL
Gibraltar: Gibtelecom
Greece: COSMOTE TV
Hungary: MTVA
Iceland: Viaplay, Syn
Israel: Charlton
Italy: Sky Italia, DAZN, RAI
Kazakhstan: QazSport, Q Sport League
Kosovo: Arena Sport, Artmotion, Klan TV
Latvia: Viaplay Group
Liechtenstein: blue+, 3+, Sky Austria, RTL Germany
Lithuania: Viaplay Group
Luxembourg: RTL
Malta: PBS, Melita, GO
Moldova: Setanta, Prime, Jurnal TV
Montenegro: Arena Sport
Netherlands: Talpa, ESPN
North Macedonia: Arena Sport
Norway: Viaplay Group
Poland: Viaplay, TVP
Portugal: SIC, Sport TV
Republic of Ireland: Virgin Media
Romania: Pro TV
Russia: Match TV
Serbia: Arena Sport, RTS
Slovakia: RTVS
Slovenia: Arena Sport, Pro Plus
Spain: Telefonica
Sweden: Viaplay Group
Switzerland: blue+, 3+
Turkey: TV8, EXXEN
Ukraine: Megogo
United Kingdom: BT Sport

Europa League Final Match Preview HERE

Who is Playing in the Europa League Final 2023?

History in the Making: Sevilla

Sevilla enters this final as the most successful club in the history of the Europa League, having clinched the title on six occasions.
Their impressive track record includes winning all six titles in the 21st century, making them the undisputed specialists of the competition.
Despite a challenging domestic season, they have shown resilience and overcome formidable opponents like Manchester United and Juventus on their path to the final.

Roma’s Aspirations

Roma, although enduring a tough campaign in their domestic league, have found solace in European encounters.
Managed by the renowned Jose Mourinho, who led them to victory in the inaugural Europa Conference League last season, they aim to become the first team to win back-to-back different European competitions.
Mourinho, already a winner of the Europa League with two different clubs, Porto and Manchester United, now has his sights set on securing another prestigious title.

Sevilla v Roma Match Preview