Okay, so I’m a huge Real Madrid fan, right? Always have been, always will be. But keeping up with where their games are being broadcast is a real pain in the neck sometimes. It feels like they’re on a different channel every other week! So, I decided to figure it out once and for all. Here’s what I did:
First, I grabbed my phone and started searching online. I typed in something like “where to watch Real Madrid games.” It was overwhelming, I’ll be honest. Tons of websites popped up, all with different information. Some said Prime Video, others mentioned DAZN, and then there were these free streaming sites that looked a bit dodgy.
I saw a mention of Premier Sports and La Liga TV for UK viewers, but that didn’t really help me because I’m not in the UK. I also noticed that FOX Sports has schedule info and live scores for Real Madrid. That’s cool, but I needed to know where to actually watch the games.
- I spent a good hour just clicking through different sites.
- Made a list of all the channels mentioned.
- Even checked out some of those “free” streaming sites, but they felt super sketchy, so I backed out of those pretty quickly.
Then I saw something about a site called The Sporting News. It seemed to have details on how to watch each game, so I went there. They had a breakdown of the different broadcasters for each match. This was getting somewhere!
Finding the Game
I finally found the game I was looking for! It was a match against Sevilla. The site listed all the different ways to watch it, depending on where you are in the world. It was pretty comprehensive, actually.
They also had information about upcoming games, like the one against Las Palmas. Apparently, that one’s going to be on Sky Sports and TNT Sports channels in the UK. I made a note of that, just in case I need it later. I even found the information about a canceled game. I heard that was canceled because of heavy rains. I did not know before.
So, after all that digging, I finally have a better idea of where to find Real Madrid games. It’s still a bit of a mess, but at least now I have a few reliable sources to check. And hey, at least I don’t have to scramble to find the channel five minutes before kickoff anymore! That’s a win in my book.
Oh, I almost forgot to tell you. I also saw a coming match of Real Madrid vs Red Bull Salzburg. It said the kick-off is at 8.00 pm and it will be on Saturday 25th January. I am so excited to watch the game.
Anyway, that’s my little adventure in the world of football broadcasting. Hope it helps some other confused fans out there!
