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Barcelona's stunning start to the 2026–27 season has created the perception that both Madrid clubs may simply be competing for the runner-up spot in La Liga.
Real Madrid rebuilt effectively over the summer and are currently basking in the early glow of José Mourinho's comeback. Madrid's new Gálacticos have taken well to a reportedly more composed Mourinho, with a painful loss at Real Betis being the sole stain on their record so far.
Atléti's pre-season preparations were far from smooth, overshadowed by Julián Alvarez's desire to join the reigning back-to-back La Liga champions. Atléti held firm, and the forward, who netted twice in their 5–2 win in this fixture last campaign, has returned to the fold for Los Rojiblancos but is still searching for his first goal of the season.
Another memorable derby victory for the home side would see them leapfrog their city rivals in the La Liga standings ahead of the season's first international break.
Here's everything you need to know about watching what is set to be a thrilling Madrid derby.
What Time Does Atlético Madrid vs. Real Madrid Kick Off?
How to Watch Atlético Madrid vs. Real Madrid on TV, Live Stream
Disney+ will broadcast Saturday evening La Liga fixtures in the United Kingdom for the next three seasons, however Premier Sports 1 holds the rights to this particular Madrid derby.
Viewers in the United States have a wider range of streaming options, with the match available on fuboTV, ESPN+ and ESPN2. ESPN Deportes will provide Spanish-language coverage.
TSN Premium and TSN5 will carry Sunday's encounter in Canada, while the derby will also be televised by Sky Sports and izzi in Mexico.
Country | TV/Live Stream |
|---|---|
United States | ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, ESPN+, fuboTV, ESPN App |
United Kingdom | Premier Sports 1, Premier Sports Player |
Canada | TSN Premium, TSN5 |
Mexico | Sky Sports Mexico, Sky+, izzi |
What's Next for Atlético Madrid, Real Madrid?
A lengthy international break means La Liga won't return to our screens until Oct. 9.
Both Madrid clubs resume domestic action on Saturday, Oct. 10, with Atléti heading to Alavés and Los Blancos hosting Villarreal at the Bernabéu.
Each side also has two Champions League matches lined up next month. Mourinho's squad face trips against Roma and RB Leipzig, while Atléti go up against Manchester United and Stuttgart.