Setbacks can no longer be tolerated if a team aims to reach the final match day with a real chance to move up directly to the First Division. The battle is heating up as Villarreal B faces Levante in Segunda, a clash loaded with implications for both sides and their ambitions this season.
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The Granotas settled for a 0-0 draw with Ibiza on Monday, leaving two crucial points on the table. That result stung, and now they confront another opponent that has little at stake and must not slip again. With 66 points on the board and only two games left, Levante sits two points shy of direct promotion, making every minute of play essential.
Villarreal B, the reserve squad for the Yellow Submarine, also earned a vital point by drawing with Las Palmas, a result that secured mathematical safety for the reserve side and eased pressure on their campaign. Reaching the mid-table safety margin has given them clarity as they prepare to challenge stronger teams down the stretch. With nothing left to fear, Castellón’s side can look to surprise in these decisive weeks.
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TV and channel: where to watch and how to rent television channels
As in recent seasons, football in Spain remains largely on paid television, with the exception of one weekly match shown on GOL. Most matches each week are also offered on Movistar La Liga, a package linked to a range of platforms — all paid — with details below on how to subscribe.
Watching DAZN on a television set requires a Smart TV capable of running the app that delivers all DAZN competitions. The interface is simple after installation and the user can browse live events easily.
Movistar+ provides several Fusion package options. These plans bundle home fiber with mobile service, giving fans the flexibility to watch from multiple devices. Two routes are available to suit different needs and budgets.
Orange TV also offers access to the Spanish League, the Second Division, and the Champions League. Rights for these competitions are distributed among several providers, so Orange TV can be a practical alternative when Movistar+ does not hold exclusive rights.
Streaming: where to watch and how to rent
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In Spain, LaLiga and the Second Division can be followed online through the Movistar+ application or the official website. The service supports viewing on multiple devices each day with an electronic key, making it easier to switch between screens without losing access. Additional information is available on the platform’s help page to guide new subscribers.
The app is available for iOS in the App Store and for Android in Google Play, with compatible versions for various Smart TVs. This makes it convenient to catch matches on a preferred screen, whether at home or on the go.
Fans can watch all the day’s games live, with opportunities to replay and rewatch later when convenient. There is also the option to view matches on demand, ensuring football lovers never miss a moment of action even if schedules shift.
For anyone planning to follow the Segunda Division, there are clear pathways both on pay TV and through internet streaming. The landscape remains dynamic, with different packages offering varying combinations of live matches, replays, and on-demand access across devices.
Notes for viewers emphasize that availability may differ by region and provider. Fans should verify local options and current pricing with their chosen service to ensure uninterrupted access throughout the season.