Only a small miracle would save Levante from dropping to the Segunda Division, and it would come if Alessio Lisci’s side wins their remaining three fixtures. The opener, a Thursday night clash against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu, stands as a critical hurdle in that pursuit.
Follow live Real Madrid vs. Levante in the 2021-2022 La Liga season
The odds look steep for the Granota squad as they chase an improbable escape. Real Madrid, already mathematically crowned as La Liga champions, still has a duty to deliver a win for their home crowd in the penultimate match of the season.
Levante’s stubborn fate
The Granotas will fight to the end. They understand that victory is the only path to keep any sliver of hope alive in the first division, and they will push for a breakthrough at every turn.
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Time, day, date, and venue for Real Madrid vs. Levante in the 2021-2022 La Liga
| CONTEST | Real Madrid against Levante |
| DATE | Thursday 12 May 2022 |
| SCHEDULE | 21:30 |
| STADIUM | Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid |
Where to watch Real Madrid vs. Levante in La Liga 2021-2022: TV channels and streaming options
| ZONE | CHANNEL | SCHEDULE |
| Spain |
Movistar+ LaLiga (M46 O110) M+ LaLiga 2 (M48 U117) M+ LaLiga UHD (M440 O111) LaLiga TV (Bar) |
21:30 |
| South America |
ESPN2, Star+ |
ARG: 16:30 CHI: 15:30 KL: 14:30 |
| Mexico |
SKY Sports |
14:30 |
Betting insights: odds and predictions for Real Madrid vs. Levante
Even though Real Madrid has already clinched the league and Levante is pressed to finish strong, the Whites are widely favored to win at the Bernabéu. Betting outlets in North America and worldwide reflect Madrid’s status, with odds tables frequently highlighting the champions as the popular pick.
That said, an upset by Levante would not be shocking to observers who know Lisci’s side fights with grit. If Levante does take something from the capital, the payoff could be substantial for the visitors and their supporters.
Television and streaming: how to watch and access broadcasting
In Spain, football remains accessible through pay-TV providers, but the league also streams via other platforms. The match can be shown through a dedicated network that distributes the action across various subscription channels. In addition, streaming packages and apps provide multiple avenues to watch live or on demand, depending on the service and device.
Movistar+ offers a range of Fusion packages, integrating television channels with fixed or mobile internet options. This setup enables households to choose a bundle that fits their needs, from fiber and home connectivity to mobile access. In the market, alternative platforms also secure broadcasting rights, ensuring fans can follow the league across different services.
Orange TV presents another viable option for fans who want access to La Liga, the Segunda Division, the Champions League, the Europa League, and additional competitions. The sharing of broadcasting rights means viewers can pick a platform that suits them best, with live matches available through various partners.
Streaming: where to watch and how to subscribe
Movistar+ remains a central node for La Liga streaming in Spain, accessible on devices with internet connection. Viewers can use the official Movistar+ app or the streaming site to tune in.
One notable feature is that daily matches can be viewed across devices with a digital key, enabling flexible access. For more details, see the Movistar+ portal. In addition, the Movistar+ app is available on iOS and Android stores, and compatible smart TV apps extend reach to screen time preferences. Everything is designed to place the match in the hands of the consumer, wherever they are.
Across the globe, broadcasts and on-demand replays expand availability for fans who want to catch the action later or revisit key moments. With this approach, followers can keep up with every goal, save for the rare instance when a match is unavailable due to regional rights, weather, or technical issues.
Endnote: all discussions reflect the contemporary broadcasting landscape for La Liga and the realities of watching in different regions.