Don't Miss a Second: Your Complete Guide to Watching Ferencvaros vs. Real Madrid Live

Don't Miss a Second: Your Complete Guide to Watching Ferencvaros vs. Real Madrid Live

Following their clash with Fiorentina in Austria last weekend, Real Madrid's preseason campaign under new head coach José Mourinho continues in central Europe as Los Blancos travel to Hungary to take on Ferencváros.

This fixture marks an uncommon encounter between the two clubs, who haven't faced each other in more than three decades — their last meeting coming in the 1995–96 Champions League group stage. That campaign saw Madrid claim a dominant 6–1 home victory thanks to a Raúl hat trick and a brace from Iván Zamorano, although Los Blancos could only manage a 1–1 draw in the Budapest leg.

The stakes are considerably lower this time around, but there will be no shortage of Madrid players — both established names and fresh faces — eager to make a strong impression on the manager before the season begins.

Players such as Vinícius Jr and Brahim Díaz could make appearances after sitting out last weekend's match, while promising youngsters like Endrick will be keen to catch the eye.

Here's everything fans across the globe need to know about watching the action live from Budapest.

What Time Does Ferencváros vs. Real Madrid Kick Off?

How to Watch Ferencváros vs. Real Madrid on TV, Live Stream

Fans in the United States can stream the match live via CBS and fuboTV, while viewers in Mexico will be able to catch the game on Disney+.

Supporters in Spain can tune in through the club's dedicated channel, Real Madrid TV.

Country

TV Channel/Live Stream

United States

CBS Sports Network, fuboTV

Mexico

Disney+ Premium Mexico

Spain

RMTV

What's Next for Real Madrid?

José Mourinho

Following the Budapest fixture against Ferencváros, Madrid will head back home to prepare for a match against newly promoted RC Deportivo on Wednesday, Aug. 12.

That game will be followed by the club's final preseason outing, a showdown with German outfit Schalke 04 four days later on Aug. 16 in Gelsenkirchen.

Competitive action then gets underway as the 2026–27 La Liga season kicks off against Espanyol on Aug. 22.

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