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Levante and Burgos will star in one of the duels of the day in LaLiga SmartBank. The players classified third and fifth will face each other in the Ciutat de Valencia on Sunday to get hooked on direct promotion and not lose the strings of the ‘play-offs’.
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The ‘granotas’ have not suffered a defeat since October, so their last months translate into an unstoppable rise that already puts them on the verge of second place, four points behind UD Las Palmas. For their part, Julián Calero’s men are not the same as they were at the beginning of the competition, but they remain a headache for any team and they do not want to be promoted.
When and where is Levante vs. Burgos?
Where to watch Levante vs. Burgos?
TV and channel: where to watch and how to rent television channels
The Movistar La Liga channel is the only one to offer the game in Spain, but the match can be seen on this channel on various platforms, both television and streaming.
Movistar+
Movistar+ has Fusion package offers. This means that television can be contracted in a package with fiber in the home and mobile. Two options for each to choose the one you want.
Orange television
Orange television It is another great alternative for the user who wants to watch the Spanish League and Champions League, as Movistar+ cannot have exclusive rights and must assign them to other companies.
Streaming: where to watch and how to rent
Movistar+
In Spain, LaLiga can also be seen on the web as usual, thanks to the Movistar + application, as well as on the official website.
There is a special feature: the matches can be seen on different devices thanks to an electronic key. For more information you can visit this page see.movistarplus.es .
The app is also available for iOS on the App Store and in google play and in addition there are apps available on Smart TV.
More clarifications: all matches can be seen live. There are also redistributions and the ability to see it ‘on demand’, that is, when the user wants it.
Source: Goal
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