UEFA Youth League: How to watch Arsenal U19 vs PSG U19 

Arsenal's U19s are gearing up tp play their second fixture in the UEFA Youth League this afternoon, Tuesday (October 1).

The talented youngsters are to host to Paris Saint-Germain at Meadow Park, with kick-off scheduled for 3pm (UK time).

Fans of talented young Arsenal players will be hoping young gun Max Dowman is selected by U19s boss Max Porter.

Porter’s side will be aiming to bounce back after losing 4-1 to Atalanta in their opening game, on the same day Mikel Arteta's first team drew 0-0 against the Bergamo-based first team. 

Dowman made history when he became the youngest ever player to score in the competition aged 14 years, eight months, and 19 days.

PSG

While PSG lost 2-0 to Girona in their first Youth League fixture, they’ve started their 2024-25 campaign in good form with five wins from six games scoring 12 and conceding a mere three goals. 

PSG’s U19 side are the 2023-24 reigning champions in France's Championnat National, having won the title a record five times.

How to watch Arsenal U19s vs PSG U19s

You can attend the match at Meadow Park in person for free.

Entry is free entry to all Premier League 2 and UEFA Youth League fixtures at Boreham Wood. 

The game will be streamed live on UEFA.tv, and is free to watch once you have registered an account, the action starts from 255pm (UK time)

Arsenal youngsters head to head vs PSG

The Arsenal academy has faced PSG before in the UEFA Youth League, during the 2016-17 group stages, with a 0-0 draw in Paris and a thrilling 2-2 draw at home. 

Ironically, at the same time, the Arsenal first team, led by then boss Arsene Wenger, drew 2-2 at the Parc de Princes, before a 0-0 draw back at the Emirates, against the Parisians, led by a certain Unai Emery. 

PSG have participated in every edition of the UEFA Youth League since the tournament's inception in the 2013/14 season.

Their best performance came in the 2015/16 campaign when they finished as runners-up, narrowly losing 2-1 to Chelsea in the final.

That PSG squad included future stars such as Christopher Nkunku, now a Chelsea forward, and Odsonne Edouard, currently at Leicester City.

In contrast, last season proved to be a disappointment for PSG as they were eliminated in the group stage. Despite securing two wins, they suffered four losses in their six group games, finishing at the bottom of their group.