Malaga and its fans have clung to the hope of staying in the top flight, but that dream has faded over the past couple of weeks. The club remains in the spotlight as the season unfolds, with every match carrying high stakes and pressure to perform.
All the details of Malaga versus Mirandés are unfolding as the game approaches. On Saturday, the Andalusian team hosts Mirandés, knowing that a victory could momentarily lift the team to the edge of the First RFEF, though the mathematical odds remain tough. The path to safety is narrow, and the squad understands that time is of the essence while still waiting on other results to clarify their fate.
Last week’s defeat at Ponferrada did significant damage. The coach emphasized in the days that followed the need to win as soon as possible and, above all, to stretch the relegation calculation as long as feasible. Every point now carries extra weight as the season nears its end.
Malaga faces a Mirandés side that has little to gain or lose from this particular encounter. With 52 points, Mirandés comfortably sits in the safety zone, reflecting a solid campaign that has allowed them to play with a measure of calm despite the pressures of a competitive second division. The match becomes less about desperation and more about how each team handles the moment and exploits their strengths on the field.
Time, day, date when and where is Málaga vs. Mirandés in the Second Division 2022-2023?
Where to watch Málaga vs. Mirandés live online: TV channel and streaming options
TV and channel: how to watch and subscribe to broadcasts
As in recent seasons, top-flight football in Spain is largely shown on paid television, with the exception of one weekly match that is available on GOL. The majority of matches each week are also offered through Movistar La Liga, which is accessible on multiple platforms — all require a subscription — and the following lines explain how to access those services.
To watch via television, a smart TV with the Movistar+ app or other compatible apps is typically required to view matches. Movistar+ offers several Fusion package options, so households can choose a plan that combines fixed broadband with mobile access, depending on how they prefer to watch and on which devices.
Orange TV provides another viable option for fans who want to follow La Liga, the Second Division, and the Champions League. The league’s rights are shared among several providers, which means fans can select the service that best fits their setup and budget.
Streaming: how to watch and how to subscribe
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In Spain, both La Liga and the Second Division are accessible online, either through the Movistar+ app or the official site. An interesting feature is that daily matches can be watched on different devices thanks to a digital key that permits access across multiple platforms. For more details, this page offers guidance on how to use it.
The Movistar app is available on iOS via the App Store and on Android through Google Play, and there are also apps designed for Smart TVs. This enables fans to watch live matches, catch up via replays, or view on demand at their convenience.
There is broad convenience for fans who want to stay up to date: every day’s matches can be seen live, with options for replays and on-demand viewing if a viewer cannot watch in real time. This flexibility helps fans in Canada and the United States enjoy the action as part of their own sports routines.
Source: Goal