Don't Miss the Epic Madrid Derby: Your Complete Guide to Watching Atletico vs. Real Madrid Live
Saturday brings the most anticipated fixture of the early 2025–26 La Liga campaign as Real Madrid lock horns with Atlético Madrid.
These fierce adversaries have met 240 times in their storied history, with Real Madrid recently knocking Atlético Madrid out of the Champions League in the previous season. Los Colchoneros will be hungry for payback against their crosstown enemies, particularly after their sluggish beginning to the 2025–26 season.
Los Blancos, on the other hand, are pursuing their first La Liga triumph over Diego Simeone's squad since 2022. Xabi Alonso will aim to guide his former team to victory in his inaugural Madrid derby as manager to maintain Real Madrid's flawless season opener.
Below is your guide to watching Real Madrid's upcoming encounter with Atlético Madrid on television and via live streaming.
What Time Does Atletico Madrid vs. Real Madrid Kick Off?
How to Watch Atletico Madrid vs. Real Madrid on TV and Live Stream
American supporters can view the season's opening Madrid derby through ESPN+. This streaming service serves as the exclusive broadcaster for all La Liga fixtures, plus Copa del Rey matches, across the United States.
The encounter is additionally available via FuboTV, which similarly demands an active membership. For Spanish-language commentary of the game, viewers can access ESPN Deportes.
Given concurrent Premier League matches, the Madrid derby will exclusively air on LaLigaTV within the United Kingdom. Mexican audiences can access coverage through Sky+ and Sky Sports.
TSN+, Prime Video and TSN5 provide coverage of Atlético Madrid vs. Real Madrid for Canadian viewers.
Country | TV/Live Stream |
|---|---|
United States | ESPN+, ESPN Deportes, FuboTV |
United Kingdom | LaLigaTV |
Canada | TSN+, Prime Video, TSN5 |
Mexico | Sky+, Sky Sports |
What's Next for Real Madrid?
Champions League action awaits Real Madrid next. The Spanish powerhouse must travel to face tournament newcomers FC Kairat on Tuesday, Sept. 30.
After the European fixture, Real Madrid return home to the Santiago Bernabéu to host Villarreal on Saturday, Oct. 4. This match represents only the second occasion this season that Los Blancos will face a team currently positioned in La Liga's top five.