How to Watch Paris Saint-Germain vs. Reims: Stream Coupe de France Live, TV Channel

Ligue 1 champion Paris Saint-Germain will take on relegation-threatened Reims in the Coupe de France final. Watch the game free on Fubo.

Almost half a century has passed since Reims last contested the final of a Coupe de France, and the club will look to put its league future to one side on Saturday as it takes on Paris Saint-Germain. The clash in the capital has all the hallmarks of a David and Goliath battle, with Champions League finalist PSG recently crowned Ligue 1 champion for the fourth straight season while Reims fights to preserve its top-flight status. But for 90 minutes (and potentially more, if the two teams finish all square after that), Les Rouges et Blancs will ignore all that in pursuit of a piece of French soccer history. 

How to Watch PSG vs. Reims Today

Game Date: May 24, 2025

Start Time: 3 p.m. ET

Game Venue: Stade de France, Paris, France

TV: FOX Deportes

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Not since 1977 has two-time Coupe de France champion Reims featured in a Coupe de France final, and it was all the way back in 1958 that the club last got its hands on the trophy.

Fast-forward to today and Samba Diawara’s side face possible relegation to Ligue 2 this week having finished 16th in the top flight and locked in a play-off against second-tier Metz. 

Reims secured a 1-1 draw at the Stade Saint-Symphorien on Wednesday to keep alive its hope of remaining part of Ligue 1, albeit not the morale-boosting result perhaps needed ahead of facing PSG:

The two teams will clash once more on Thursday when their league fates for next season are decided, though Reims will give its all to lift a trophy and possible snag a place in next term’s Europa League in the process.

PSG has its own share of distractions, too, considering Luis Enrique’s men are just one week away from contesting the Champions League final against Inter Milan in Munich.

Les Parisiens have won their last three games and are looking more effective than ever under Enrique, who appears to finally be getting the most out of a club that hasn’t lacked the resources to build something magnificent.

The bigger prize may be around the corner, but the Coupe de France is the second segment in a potential treble this term, with the pressure on the Paris giants to avoid a major slip on Saturday.

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