Connecticut vs Kentucky live stream free [CBS]: Watch online NCAA championship Men's Basketball March Madness Finals [TV start time]

The March Madness 2014 Final championship game will take place tonight.

No. 7 seed Connecticut Huskies will take on the No. 8 seed Kentucky Wildcats in tonight's final NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Championship games.

The Huskies beat No. 1 seed Florida Gators on Saturday's semi-final games 63-53. The Gators' loss came as a huge disappointment, as they had been predicted to move onto the final round.

The Kentucky Wildcats advanced onto the final games by beating No. 2 seed Wisconsin Badgers by a mere one point (74-73.

Over recent weeks the tournament has seen 64 teams reduced to just two, and the winner of the 2014 NCAA Men's Basketball March Madness championships will be determined tonight.

Tonight's game will take place at the AT&T stadium in Arlington, Texas.

The game will be airing on CBS at 9.10 p.m. ET.

The updated NCAA bracket can be seen here.

The final championship game can be watched online for free via the March Madness Live app, available to download directly from www.ncaa.com/marchmadness.

However, live streaming will only be available after users verify their TV subscription. All games broadcast on CBS will not require a log in for the app. The NCAA March Madness Live app will provide all coverage, including live streaming video, highlights, stats, news and social engagement.

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