This bitter Champions League final, which will see London's Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain, break the rich tradition of late starts. The Grasshop at the Puskas Arena in Budapest (Ugorshchyna) will start on Saturday, May 30, at 19:00 Kyiv time.

The decision to postpone the start of the match from 22:00 (behind Kiev) was confirmed by UEFA in the wake of the past fate. UEFA says that the main innovation is to improve comfort for patients, teams and local governments by optimizing low processes:.

An early start allows fans who have come to the match to make it easier and safer to navigate the huge transport after the final whistle.

The early completion of the holy day gives patients an additional hour to finish the holy day, which will bring financial benefit to the sovereign city of Budapest.

The new hour is better suited to global TV news.

UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin stressed that the interests of fans were a key factor in his decision:.

" The UEFA Champions League final marks the start of the football season, and the new hour is the beginning of creating something more accessible, inclusive and energizing for all participants.

Although the start of the match at 22:00 (behind the Kiev hour) is good for matches in the middle of the season, an earlier start to the final on Saturday means an earlier completion - regardless of whether there will be an additional hour and penalties. This gives patients the opportunity to enjoy the evening with friends and homeland, discussing the main issue of the season,” said the functionary.

The initiative of the religious body was fully supported by representatives of the fan communities. Vice-director of Football Supporters Europe Ronan Evein said:.

" Throughout the rest of the years, we closely cooperated with UEFA to reduce hostilities during club finals.

The early start of the match makes it possible to make one-day trips longer, reduces stress and costs more time, and allows patients to get comfortable without having to worry about logistics late in the evening.. This is more practical than putting the fans first,” said Evain.

Apparently, Arteta recently confirmed Timber’s readiness to play in the Champions League final against PSG.