Both teams face each other at Prague’s Fortuna Arena to make their mark once again on the Old Continent
Fiorentina or West Ham United. West Ham United or Fiorentina. Only one of the two teams will be able to announce this Wednesday Champion of the UEFA Conference League. A competition, in that sense, that celebrates her grand finale between ‘violas’ and ‘hammers’, at the Fortuna Arena in Praguein the Czech Republic.
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In the Czech capital, as it is, both teams they want to be big again in Europe after nearly sixty years. And that’s the time that has passed since thenThe Florentines and Londoners took their last continental trophy. In both cases, one UEFA Cup winners cup. Trophy, for that matter, that the ‘Fiore’ got it in 1961, while West Ham won it in 1965. Now the two want to win another trophy.
go for everything
Both teams come to the game as it is now with everything. The Vincenzo Italiano’s ‘Fiore’ arrives with his entire squad availableso the ‘violas’ are entrusted to the quality of Nicolás González, Jonathan Ikone, Sofyan Amrabat or Arthur Cabral’s goals to try to lift the trophy. The ‘hammers’ in turn appear in Prague with the loss of Italian attacker Gianluca Scamacca. But they have plenty of arguments to argue for, such ashe striker Michail Antonio, the astute winger Jarrod Bowen, the talent of Lucas Paquetá, the solvency of Nayef Aguerd or that double fulcrum of so many carats that make up DEclan Rice and Tomas Soucek. Lots of fabric to cut in Prague. Time will tell which team will return to lift a European trophy after a long wait of six decades.
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When and where is Fiorentina vs. West Ham?
Where live online Fiorentina vs. West Ham of the Conference League 2022-2023: where to watch, TV, channel and streaming
TV and channel: where to watch and how to rent television channels
The UEFA Conference League is a competition that must be watched entirely through pay channels in Spain. In that respect, the tournament can be seen in a unique way on the Movistar+ Champions League channel and all its variants. Services, with anything and everything, that are not free and have a price, but which we explain below how to contract them:
Movistar +
Movistar+ has many different ways to get the existing Fusion packages. This means that you can watch the television channels, with a package that also includes the option for fiber optic at home. Or mobile lines. Various options, so that everyone can choose their favourite.
Orange television
Renting Orange TV is another fantastic alternative for anyone wanting to watch the Conference, as well as the UEFA Champions League, Spain’s LaLiga, Second Division, UEFA Europa League and many other tournaments taking place around the world. This is because Movistar+ cannot have exclusive rights, so they must be transferred to other platforms.
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Streaming: where to watch and how to contract
Movistar +
In Spain, the UEFA Conference League can be followed live or recorded via any electronic device with internet access. Something that is possible thanks to the official Movistar+ application, but also through the platform’s own website.
There is a curiosity about that. And it is that every day’s collisions can be seen by different devices thanks to an electronic key. For more details, please visit the following website: see.movistarplus.es.
It is also available to download the official Movistar+ app at iOS on the App Store and in google play. In addition, apps are available on Smart TV. Everything adapted to each customer.
More stuff: All games from each week in the Conference can be seen live and around the world. But in addition there are redistributions and the ability to see them “on demand” or on demand. This means that anyone can watch any match (live or postponed) whenever and wherever they want.
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