The Whites face a tough away assignment as they chase to close the gap on Barcelona at the top of La Liga.
The big game for Real Madrid comes this Sunday, as they aim to preserve their position near the league summit. Real Madrid started the day seven points behind FC Barcelona, and their visit to Real Betis keeps the title race very much alive. Betis have strung together three wins in a row and remain in the mix for European spots, showing resilience in a season that has had its share of ups and downs.
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Madrid head into the clash without Luka Modric, who is suspended, while Ferland Mendy and David Alaba remain unavailable for Carlo Ancelotti. That means the Italian coach will need to improvise in midfield and defense. Betis, on the other hand, must cope with injuries of their own. Nabil Fekir has torn the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, a significant blow that will test the squad’s depth. To complicate matters further, Sergio Canales is also a doubt for the game, removing another key attacking option from the lineup.
Madrid aims to climb out from a cup tie setback
Madrid’s form has dipped recently, with a semi-final first leg defeat to Barcelona in the Copa del Rey and a narrow loss at their home ground, the Santiago Bernabéu, in the league encounter. The club will be eager to bounce back against Betis and restore momentum in both domestic competitions as they chase silverware this season.
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Date, time, and venue for Real Betis vs. Real Madrid in La Liga
Where to watch Real Betis vs. Real Madrid: TV coverage and streaming options
Television channels and streaming guidance for the match
As in recent seasons, La Liga games in Spain are shown on pay television, with one fixture regularly broadcast on Gol Televisión. The rights landscape also allows these games to be accessed via major pay-TV platforms. The reader can explore the following providers for access:
Movistar+
Movistar+ offers several Fusion packages, giving fans options to watch via fiber at home or on mobile devices. These packages let viewers tailor their subscription to fit their needs, ensuring access to La Liga throughout the week.
Orange TV
Orange TV provides another avenue to follow La Liga, the Segunda Division, the Champions League, and the Europa League. Movistar+ rights are shared, so Orange TV subscribers can also watch every match live by subscribing through the Orange platform.
DAZN
DAZN carries La Liga matches on a schedule that includes five matches per week, with exclusive rights on certain days. On other days, Movistar+ retains exclusivity. Viewers may access DAZN via the Movistar+ app or other supported devices, depending on the provider’s options.
Streaming: access and subscription details
Movistar+
La Liga can be watched on any internet-enabled device via Movistar+’s platforms, including the official app and the operator’s website. A distinctive feature is the ability to view every daily match with a secure electronic key. For more information, readers can visit see.movistarplus.es.
The Movistar+ app is available on iOS and Android, with additional support on smart TVs, ensuring a seamless viewing experience for fans who prefer different devices.
More information: All weekly clashes can be streamed live or caught up later, with options to watch on demand or live as the action unfolds, depending on fan preference.
How to access DAZN in Spain: signup, pricing, and device compatibility
DAZN is a sports and multi-event streaming service that has been available in Spain since late February 2019. Interested viewers can explore the platform’s packages by visiting the provider’s portal. The service expanded to markets including Canada, Italy, and the United States, positioning itself as a global reference for live sports streaming.
DAZN’s growth has been notable, with a philosophy focused on affordable and flexible access to the sports fans love. The company frequently partners with local carriers to expand reach and accessibility in new markets. This expansion has included collaborations to bring La Liga to more audiences worldwide. [Citation: Goal]
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