A bumper weekend of live sport awaits as Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) delivers more than 300 hours of live action across TNT Sports, Eurosport and HBO Max for fans across Europe*, bringing together the world’s best athletes from the some of the highest profile global sporting events.  

ARSENAL GUNNING FOR FIRST CHAMPIONS LEAGUE TITLE 

Saturday 30 May, 17:00 BST, TNT Sports and HBO Max - TNT Sports will bring fans a blockbuster final showdown for European football’s most prestigious trophy, live from the Puskás Aréna in Budapest. Arsenal are chasing their first-ever UEFA Champions League title, whilst Paris Saint‑Germain look to become back-to-back champions of the competition.  

TNT Sports’ coverage will begin with a Champions League Final – Super Weekend show, presented by Reshmin Chowdhury live from 10.30am, featuring guests from across the sporting and entertainment world. Live match coverage follows from 3pm ahead of a 5pm kick-off, with Laura Woods joined by Martin Keown, part of Arsenal’s 2003–04 ‘Invincibles’, alongside Champions League winners Steven Gerrard and Owen Hargreaves. 

THIRD AND FOURTH ROUND MATCH UPS ON CLAY 

29 – 31 May, TNT Sports, Eurosport and HBO Max – TNT Sports and Eurosport will broadcast every match from the third and fourth rounds of Roland-Garros to fans across Europe (excluding France). Iga Światek is chasing another title on her favourite surface while Coco Gauff looks to defend her crown and Aryna Sabalenka returns hungry for revenge. In the men’s draw, with Carlos Alcaraz absent, Jannik Sinner will be aiming to hold off the likes of Novak Djokovic and Alex Zverev to complete the Career Grand Slam.  

WBD’s extensive team of on-air experts include Alex Corretja, Boris Becker, Chris Evert, Jim Courier, John McEnroe, Laura Robson, Mats Wilander and Tim Henman among others. 

PURSUIT OF THE PINK JERSEY 

29 – 31 May, TNT Sports, Eurosport and HBO Max - TNT Sports and Eurosport will bring fans the thrilling final three stages of the Giro d’Italia and the much-anticipated start of the Giro d’Italia Women. In the men’s race, Jonas Vingegaard currently leads the standings and is on course to claim the iconic Maglia Rosa in Rome, having already secured four stage wins. 

GALLAGHER PREM RUGBY ENTERS CRUNCH TIME IN SEMI-FINAL CHASE 

29 – 31 May, TNT Sports and HBO Max - TNT Sports and HBO Max will broadcast all five matches from week 17 live, capturing every moment of the penultimate round of the Gallagher PREM Rugby regular season (see full listings below). Northampton Saints, Leicester Tigers and Bath have already secured their semi-final places, while Exeter Chiefs, Bristol Bears and Saracens remain in the hunt for the final play-off spot. 

To kick off the weekend, Craig Doyle will be joined by Sam Warburton, Emily Scarratt and Sara Elgan for the West Country derby clash between Bristol Bears and Bath (Friday 29 May at 19:45, TNT Sports 2 & HBO Max).  

The rugby doesn’t stop there, with Premiership Women’s Rugby also live this weekend with action from Loughborough Lightning vs Saracens (31 May at 12:30, TNT Sports 1 & HBO Max). 

BRIGHTON AND MAN CITY BATTLE FOR WOMEN’S FA CUP GLORY 

Sunday 31 May, 15:00 BST, TNT Sports and HBO Max - After two dramatic semi-finals, Brighton and Hove Albion will face Manchester City at Wembley Stadium to compete for the all-important Adobe Women’s FA Cup trophy. Manchester City arrive in form after being crowned Women’s Super League champions and ending Chelsea’s six-year reign, while Brighton's women's side will look to win their first major league trophy in their first-ever FA Cup final.  

Becky Ives will be joined by Karen Carney, a 2018 FA Cup winner with former Chelsea player Fara Williams, a 2016 FA Cup winner with Arsenal.  

MOTOGP ROARS INTO MUGELLO AS BEZZECCHI EYES HOME BOUNCE-BACK 

29 – 31 May, TNT Sports and HBO Max – The seventh round of the MotoGP season heads to the Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello for the Italian Grand Prix. Marco Bezzecchi leads the standings with three wins and two runner-up finishes so far and will be fighting for a return to the podium in front of a home crowd after missing out in Catalunya. 

Suzi Perry will be joined by Michael Laverty and former Superbike World Champions Neil Hodgson and Sylvain Guintoli.  

Eurosport and TNT Sports will deliver more two-wheeled action, including live coverage of round six of the FIM World Superbike Championship in Aragón, Spain, and the latest round of the FIM Motocross World Championship in Germany. 

Cycling fans across Europe can also enjoy WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series action, with downhill riders returning between the race tapes on the Pyrenean trails of Loudenvielle, France. 

Meanwhile, fans can follow the NBA Conference Finals and the Charles Schwab Challenge on the PGA Tour in Poland and the Nordics, UFC Macao in Spain, the Netherlands, Italy and the UK, and the World Climbing Series in Madrid across Europe.  

Coverage from SailGP’s New York Grand Prix and LIV Golf action from South Korea will also be available to viewers in the UK and Ireland on TNT Sports.  

This weekend is part of WBD’s Summer of Sport which will see TNT Sports and Eurosport broadcast over 4,000 hours of live sport across its linear and streaming platforms, including every cycling Grand Tour including the Tour de France and Tour de France Femmes, every round of FIM Speedway Grand Prix and 24 Hours of Le Mans. TNT Sports will also show every event live from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow for the very first time from 23 July.  

DATES FOR THE DIARY: 

LIVE Gallagher PREM Rugby  

Bristol Bears vs Bath, Fri 29 May at 19:45, TNT Sports 2 & HBO Max  

Saracens vs Harlequins, Sat 30 May at 13:00, TNT Sports 1 & HBO Max 

Northampton Saints vs Gloucester, Sat 30 May at 15:00, TNT Sports 2 & HBO Max  

Newcastle Bulls vs Sale Sharks, Sat 30 May at 19:45, TNT Sports 2 & HBO Max 

Leicester Tigers vs Exeter Chiefs, Sun 31 May at 15:30, TNT Sports 2 & HBO Max 

-ENDS- 

*HBO Max is available across Europe. TNT Sports is only available in the UK & Ireland. Eurosport is available in all countries across Europe, excluding UK and Ireland.