Numancia faces Real Murcia this Sunday at noon, as matchday 28 of Primera RFEF kicks off. The game takes place in the little birds’ sanctuary, a venue steeped in local football history where both clubs look to sharpen their position in a tightly packed table.
Numancia enters the contest in a difficult run, having gone three games without a win and failing to score in that stretch. The most recent result was a goalless draw with Castellón, a sign that the attack is still searching for its spark while the defense tries to hold firm against opponents’ pressure.
Murcia, on the other hand, presents a mixed picture. They have managed a seven-match unbeaten run, yet recent form has been uneven, with four straight results that did not add three points. This inconsistency means both teams know a win at this stage can pivot their campaigns in the closing stretch of the season.
The contest is a pivotal clash in the race for league positions. Numancia sits in eighth place with 39 points, five behind Murcia, who occupy sixth with 44. The result could widen or close the gap, depending on how each side balances defense and attack under pressure.
Streaming options remain a central consideration for supporters wanting to follow the action. While domestic top-tier football remains largely on pay television in Spain, GOL continues to show one match per week, and InStatTV has secured rights to stream First Federation fixtures for several seasons. This season, fans can access InStatTV through compatible Smart TVs and other devices by downloading the platform app, ensuring viewers can watch matches live, on demand, or via highlights as they prefer.
For those considering online options, InStatTV offers a web-based portal where subscribers can choose between annual access or a monthly plan. The annual option provides cost savings for fans who plan to follow the league closely, while the monthly plan offers flexibility for casual viewers. Early fixtures remain accessible free of charge, allowing fans to test the service before committing. The platform also supports on-demand replays and a library of past match highlights, making it easier to catch up on action you might have missed. [CITATION Goal]
When and where is the Numancia vs. Murcia match?
Where can you watch Numancia vs. Murcia?
TV and channel: viewing options and access details
InStatTV provides live streaming of the First Federation matches, with coverage expanding across compatible devices. As always, local broadcasting arrangements may differ by region, so checking the official listings remains wise.
Across the broader Spanish football landscape, pay television remains a core pathway for most fans, but streaming platforms like InStatTV are changing how fans experience lower divisions. This season, the competition’s rights framework emphasizes online access and on-demand replays to complement traditional broadcasts. [CITATION InStatTV]
Streaming: how to watch and how to subscribe
InStatTV
In Spain, First Federation matches can also be followed online through the official platform after registration. Options typically include a one-off annual fee or a monthly subscription. Regular-season games, promotion playoffs, and permanence playoffs are included, with some fixtures available free of charge at the outset. Matches from the day can usually be watched live, with the ability to replay or watch on demand thereafter. [CITATION InStatTV]
The service design emphasizes accessibility across devices, including smart TVs, computers, tablets, and mobile apps, making it easier for fans to stay connected with the league no matter where they are. The arrangement also supports on-demand viewing for users who want to catch up on particular games or highlights at their convenience. [CITATION InStatTV]