UEFA European Finals now confirmed

European Finals Set: Six Clubs Battle for Continental Glory in UEFA Showpiece Events

As the European football season nears its dramatic conclusion, the finalists for UEFA’s three major club competitions—the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League—have officially been confirmed. Across three finals, six top sides from four different countries will compete for continental silverware, legacy, and the chance to write their names into footballing history.

Champions League Final: Paris Saint-Germain vs Inter Milan

In the headline act of the European calendar, Paris Saint-Germain will face Inter Milan in what promises to be a mouthwatering encounter.

For PSG, this marks another chance to secure their first-ever UEFA Champions League title. Despite their domestic dominance in France, the European crown has long eluded them. Led by star players such as Kylian Mbappé and a revitalised midfield, the Parisians will be determined to take that final step.

Inter Milan, meanwhile, are seeking their fourth Champions League trophy and their first since 2010, when José Mourinho led them to a historic treble. The Italian giants have shown remarkable consistency throughout the tournament and boast a resolute defence and clinical attack.

Set to be played at the Allianz Arena, the final pits Ligue 1 against Serie A, modern flair against traditional strength, and two clubs with everything to play for.

Europa League Final: Tottenham Hotspur vs Manchester United

The Europa League final will be an all-English showdown as Tottenham Hotspur lock horns with Manchester United, rekindling a fierce domestic rivalry on the European stage.

Tottenham are in pursuit of their first major European title since 1984, when they won the UEFA Cup. Under [insert manager’s name], Spurs have enjoyed a resurgent campaign, balancing domestic pressures with an impressive European run.

Manchester United, meanwhile, are aiming to reclaim a trophy they last won in 2017. For a club of United’s stature, the Europa League is both a consolation and an opportunity—a means of silverware and Champions League qualification should league performance fall short.

With both clubs eager to end their seasons on a high and silence critics, this final promises intensity, pace, and no shortage of drama.

Conference League Final: Chelsea vs Real Betis

The UEFA Europa Conference League, now in its third season, will see Chelsea take on Real Betis in a captivating final.

Chelsea’s journey to the final has served as a welcome distraction from an inconsistent domestic campaign. With a young, dynamic squad beginning to gel under pressure, the Blues now have the chance to win their first-ever Conference League title and complete the set of major UEFA honours.

Real Betis, representing Spain’s La Liga, have impressed many with their tactical discipline and attacking flair. This is their first appearance in a European final since the 1930s, and the Andalusian side will be dreaming of continental glory to match their passionate fanbase.

While the Conference League may be the third-tier competition in name, it remains a major European honour—and for both sides, it could mark a turning point in their respective club trajectories.

When and Where?

All three finals will take place later this month at neutral venues across Europe:

• Champions League Final: [31/05/2025] – [Allianz Arena, Munich]

• Europa League Final: [21/05/2025] – [San Mames, Bilbao]

• Conference League Final: [28/05/2025] – [Wroclaw Stadium, Warsaw]

With domestic campaigns wrapping up and Champions League qualification at stake for several clubs, the pressure, excitement, and anticipation surrounding these showpiece events are palpable.

A Fitting End to a European Season

This year’s European competitions have offered compelling narratives, from underdog triumphs to high-profile exits. Now, six teams remain, each with its own ambitions, history, and hunger for glory. As the finals approach, fans across the continent—and indeed the world—will be watching closely to see who lifts the trophies in what promises to be an unforgettable end to the 2024–25 European season.