Liverpool and Real Madrid meet again after nine months
Nine months have passed since the Champions League final, and the two clubs find themselves facing each other once more. Liverpool and Real Madrid renew their rivalry in the UEFA Champions League, now in the knockout round of 16, sharpening the glare of an old scoreline while stepping into a fresh European chapter.
ALL ABOUT LIVERPOOL VS. REAL MADRID IN THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, ROUND OF 16
The first leg takes place next Tuesday at Anfield, the famous ground of the Reds. Carlo Ancelotti’s Madrid arrives without two central midfield anchors, Aurélien Tchouaméni and Toni Kroos, both sidelined by illness. Liverpool, meanwhile, face a notable doubt around Darwin Núñez, a pivotal figure in Jurgen Klopp’s plans.
Recall of the previous final
Fans of both sides remember the last meeting nine months ago in Paris. It was a dramatic showdown at the Stade de France, where Real Madrid edged Liverpool 1–0 thanks to Vinícius Júnior. That victory sealed Real Madrid’s 14th Champions League trophy, a tall milestone reached in front of a global audience.
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TV and subscription options: how to watch live coverage
As in recent seasons, access to the Champions League remains a paid service in many markets. In Spain, the competition is primarily available through Movistar’s network and its various offerings. These are paid services with different packages, providing a range of viewing options that suit different needs.
Movistar+
Movistar+ offers a variety of Fusion packages, allowing viewers to watch live channels and enjoy fiber connections or mobile access. The aim is to give fans flexibility in choosing how they stream matches and related content.
Orange television
Another avenue for watching the Champions League, along with domestic leagues and other European competitions, is Orange TV. Since Movistar+ does not hold exclusive rights, content is sometimes split across platforms, offering fans multiple paths to follow the action.
You can subscribe to Movistar through Orange TV to watch La Liga 2022-2023 and related programming.
Streaming: how to watch and where to rent devices
Movistar+ again serves as the primary platform for live and on-demand Champions League coverage in Spain. The official Movistar+ app is available for iOS and Android, and the service can be accessed via its website as well as Smart TV apps. Live matches, on-demand replays, and the ability to watch across multiple devices are standard features, offering fans the freedom to choose when and where to watch.
Details are available on the Movistar Plus portal, with information about access on various devices and the use of electronic keys to manage viewing across devices.
In addition to live games, viewers have the option to watch matches on demand, ensuring that every duel can be watched at a convenient time and from any location with internet access.
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