If you’re asking yourself “Where can I find el Clasico on television or Internet in the United States,” here are all of the details you need.
There’s only one TV network in the United States that has the rights to show the game live on television, and that’s beIN SPORTS.
beIN SPORTS is available on most satellite and cable systems as its English-language channel. Its sister channel, beIN SPORTS Español, will broadcast the game live in Spanish. Meanwhile, you can also watch a live stream of beIN SPORTS and/or beIN SPORTS Español on DishWorld, which you can live stream to your computer, tablet or smartphone.
Programming note: Even if you don’t have a TV subscription to beIN SPORTS, you can watch Real Madrid versus Barcelona live on fuboTV for just $14.99 per month. The service streams the beIN broadcast in HD to your computer, tablet or smartphone. And set-up just takes minutes. Read our review of DishWorld. And sign up for fuboTV via their website.
When: Saturday, October 25, 2014
Pre-game show: Begins at 11am ET/8am PT
Start time: Game kicks off at Noon ET/9am PT
TV coverage: beIN SPORTS (English language), beIN SPORTS Español (Spanish language)
Online coverage: DishWorld (English and Spanish languages are both available).
The English-language announcers for Saturday’s much anticipated el Clasico will be Phil Schoen and Ray Hudson.
Sign up for fuboTV via their website to watch el Clasico and much more.
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NOTE TO FOOTBALL FANS IN THE UK:
If you live in England or the United Kingdom, the Barcelona vs. Real Madrid match will not be shown live on TV or online. But you can watch it live online via fuboTV. More details below:
OR, you can use VyprVPN on a free 3-day trial:
After signing up for a VPN and setting your server to a USA location, sign up for the free 7-day trial to fuboTV to watch the match.
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