The UEFA Champions League final will pit Arsenal against Paris Saint‑Germain in a clash that crowns the continent’s best side, with both squads having just lifted their domestic trophies. Kickoff is scheduled for 9 a.m. on the West Coast, and viewers in the United States can tune in on CBS or stream the action via Paramount+.
Where to Catch the Action
The early hour has turned the Bay Area into a hub of pre‑match activity, as pubs and sports bars gear up to welcome a global audience. From the Lower Haight to North Beach, establishments are opening before dawn, offering fans a chance to raise a glass while the world watches.
Danny Coyle’s Irish pub in the Lower Haight has become a gathering point for supporters of several English clubs, while across the city in North Beach Maggie McGarry’s bar flies the colors of the Bay Area Gooners, the local Arsenal fan club. Further east, The Mad Dog in the Fog offers a distinctly English atmosphere, and Kezar Pub near Golden Gate Park proudly displays its affiliation with Liverpool FC.
The Chieftain in SoMa opens its doors at 8:30 a.m., serving a full English breakfast alongside pints, and the Golden Gate Tap Room in Union Square boasts more than one hundred beers on tap, making it a mecca for soccer enthusiasts. Newer entrants such as Paname SF in North Beach and Splash Sports Bar at Thrive City have also entered the fray, each promising large screens and a lively crowd.
Whether you prefer a historic Irish tavern or a modern sports palace, the city’s diverse offerings ensure that fans can raise a glass while watching the final unfold. For those staying home, the same broadcast channels that dominate the pubs will deliver the match to living rooms across the country.