The 30th matchday of Primera RFEF is scheduled for next Sunday, April 2, featuring Real Murcia hosting Cornella. The encounter will kick off at 12:00 PM at the Enrique Roca Stadium in Murcia, marking the final weekend of the round with both teams aiming for important points.
Real Murcia comes into the game on a long unbeaten run, having played eight straight fixtures without defeat. They have drawn six of those matches and have two wins contributing to their current stretch. The team has found itself in several stalemates, with multiple games finishing level as they seek to push their position higher in the table.
Cornella, for their part, have faced their own challenges. They have gone six days without a victory, though they have secured five draws along the way, with only one defeat in that span. This match is a clash of two ambitious outfits that both see themselves contending for strong finishes this season, so dropping points is not really an option for either side.
ALL ABOUT REAL MURCIA VS. CORNELLÀ IN FIRST RFEF
Real Murcia sits in sixth place with 45 points, while Cornella holds tenth with 38 points. The upcoming clash represents a pivotal moment in the mid-table battle, with teams at different ends of the spectrum hoping to gain traction as the season approaches its final phase.
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TV and channel: viewing options and how to access broadcasts
Spanish football coverage has historically leaned toward pay television, with a single match per round typically shown on free-to-air channels such as GOL. In the First Federation, streaming rights are held by InStat TV for the upcoming seasons, making online access the primary option for many fans.
To watch InStat TV on a television, a smart TV that supports app installation is usually required. This allows viewers to access all competitions available on the platform.
Streaming: where to watch and how to subscribe
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Across Spain, the First Federation can also be followed online through the official platform after completing registration. Two payment options are offered: an annual pass around €59.90 or a monthly plan at approximately €10. Both options cover regular-season games plus promotion and relegation playoffs. The first two rounds of matches are often available free of charge, enabling new users to test the service.
Additional content includes live match coverage for the entire day, replays, and on-demand viewing, giving fans the flexibility to watch games at their convenience.
Note: all broadcasts are subject to regional availability and rights arrangements, which can change from season to season.