The Blaugrana will travel to face Roma in the opening leg of the Women’s Champions League quarter-finals, setting the stage for a high-stakes continental clash.
Roma and Barcelona are scheduled to meet this Tuesday in the first leg of the quarter-finals. The Barcelona side, led by Giráldez, aims to continue its ascent in Europe and redeem last season’s heartbreak in the final as they push through these qualifiers.
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Barcelona enters the tie among the frontrunners to lift the European Cup, buoyed by a stellar domestic campaign and a strong group stage that saw them top Group D with a comfortable 15-point margin.
Roma, for their part, hope to pull off an upset by advancing from Group B, where they finished second behind Wolfsburg. They arrive in good form, with four wins in their previous five matches, while the Blaugrana have suffered just one defeat this season, a setback to Bayern Munich.
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TV and streaming options: how to watch and access television channels
As has become common in Europe, many games are shown on pay television, with some matches also offered on free-to-air networks in certain countries. In Spain, the league and European fixtures reach audiences through multiple platforms, including pay TV and streaming services, making the matches accessible to a broad audience in North America and beyond. In North America, fans typically rely on international sports rights and streaming services that carry European football packages, with availability varying by region and provider. The following overview summarizes typical viewing options for fans in Canada and the United States, noting that exact channels and platforms may change seasonally and by rights deals. For fans who want to watch in Canada or the United States, check local listings and official club announcements for the most up-to-date information.
Movistar+
Movistar+ offers many Fusion package options that bundle television channels with home or mobile services. This flexibility allows subscribers to choose the configuration that fits their home and data needs, ensuring access to a wide range of football content when available in their region.
Orange television
Orange TV serves as another option for viewers wanting to follow the Women’s Champions League, as well as domestic leagues and other European competitions. Rights for specific competitions can be distributed to multiple platforms, so users may find matches on different services depending on licensing in their country.
Streaming: how to watch and how to subscribe
Movistar+ still often provides streaming of many fixtures for subscribers, accessible on various devices via the Movistar+ app or the official site. In many markets, matches may also be available through alternative streaming partners that hold regional rights. A typical setup includes access through a mobile app on iOS and Android, and compatibility with smart TVs.
Fans can usually watch live matches with secure access and may have the option to view replays on demand after kickoff. For more details on daily schedules and device access, consult the official platform pages and regional guides.
In addition to live broadcasts, highlights and full match packages are often offered after completion, allowing supporters to catch up on any action they missed. This is particularly valuable for fans across North America who may be balancing time zones with game times.
Comprehensive match calendars, streaming options, and on-demand compilations are typically summarized by official competition pages and national broadcasters. This content is designed to accommodate fans who want to follow every twist and turn of the tournament, from group stage through to the final.
Note: all viewing information is subject to change with rights updates and regional licensing agreements. Canadian and American viewers should verify current schedules with local providers and the organizing bodies for the Women’s Champions League.
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