How to watch UEFA Conference League final between Chelsea and Real Betis on TNT Sports and discovery+, live stream, kick-off time
Updated 28/05/2025 at 08:09 GMT+1
Chelsea will hope to end their season on a high as they take on Real Betis in the UEFA Conference League final on Wednesday, May 28. The Blues are looking for their first European crown since 2021 and will be riding high after securing Champions League football next season. Find out how you can watch all the action from the Conference League final live on TNT Sports and discovery+.
Conference League has helped Chelsea build ‘winning mentality’ - Maresca
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Chelsea will hope to become the first team to win all three European competitions as they take on Real Betis in the UEFA Conference League final in Poland.
The Blues have won both the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League on two occasions and will look to complete the set on Wednesday with Europe's third-tier competition.
Enzo Maresca's side will be riding high after securing Champions League football next season thanks to their 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest on Sunday, which earned them a fourth-placed finish in the Premier League.
The triumph at the City Ground rounded off a strong finish to the domestic campaign, with The Blues winning five of their final six league games of the season.
They have been in similarly ruthless form in the Conference League this season, winning 11 of the 12 matches they have played in the competition.
However, Wednesday's final presents by far the toughest test yet for Maresca and his men, as they take on the Chelsea manager's "professional dad", Manuel Pellegrini, and his Betis side.
Despite taking on the sixth-best team in Spain, Maresca has said he is "especially happy" to face Betis, because of the reunion with Pellegrini, who he played under at Malaga and worked alongside at West Ham United.
The Spanish side have been inspired by the January loan signing of Antony from Manchester United, with the winger scoring nine goals since his arrival, including in each of Betis' semi-final legs against Fiorentina.
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However, their form has slumped in La Liga ahead of Wednesday's final, failing to win any of their final four games of the campaign.
When is the 2025 Conference League final?
The Conference League final kicks off at 8pm UK time on Wednesday, May 28.
Coverage starts from 6:30pm on TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports Ultimate and discovery+, live from Stadion Wroclaw in Wroclaw, Poland.
How to watch the 2025 Conference League final
The Conference League final will be live on TNT Sports 1, TNT Sports Ultimate and discovery+.
The match will also be available to watch at home or on the move for free on discovery+.
The best ways to watch….
- Have TNT Sports via discovery+ Premium, EE, Sky or Virgin Media TV, with the best viewing experience you will be able to enjoy all of the action and build up programming on TNT Sports 1 or TNT Sports Ultimate.
- Have access to discovery+ basic account with EE TV, Sky, Prime Video, you can login or, if you haven’t already, activate your discovery+ account to enjoy all three finals for no extra cost. Prime Video customers with a discovery+ Basic subscription will also be able to watch all three finals on the Prime Video ap.
- Are new to TNT Sports and discovery+. Viewers without discovery+ simply need to download the app on their mobile device, web or access via their TV, register their details online, kick back and enjoy the game for free. No subscription required. You can find out how to access the app and register here.
- Have Virgin Media TV, all customers in the UK can watch on channel 527.
Maresca unhappy with Betis preparations
Maresca said last week he was "not happy" that Betis have been given two days of extra preparation for Wednesday's final.
La Liga accepted a request from the Spanish side to bring their final La Liga match against Valencia, originally scheduled for Sunday, forward to Friday.
Chelsea, meanwhile, concluded their Premier League campaign on Sunday afternoon, simultaneously with the rest of the division.
But Maresca said: "I'm not happy, 100%, you cannot allow another team 48 hours more when you play a European final.
"[Either we play Friday] or they play Sunday like us. I don't know if it is from La Liga, the Premier League or UEFA, but if you ask people in this room if it is normal to play a final where another team has 48 hours more to prepare, it is not normal."
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