Real Madrid vs Barcelona Live Stream : Time, TV, Channels, & How To Watch Spanish Supercup Online

Real Madrid vs Barcelona: Live stream, TV channel, kick-off time & where to watch Spanish Super Cup final

Real Madrid vs Barcelona face each other this Thursday for the ninth time in effort to bring the Spanish Supercup home.

Real Madrid and Barcelona lock horns in the first Clasico of 2023 when the perennial rivals contest the Spanish Super Cup final in Saudi Arabia on Sunday. Both sides needed penalties to progress from the semi-finals, with Madrid beating Valencia, while Barca overcame Real Betis.

Defending champions Real Madrid can clinch a record-equalling 13th Super Cup if they win, while Barca are chasing their 14th crown, having not won it since 2018.

Real Madrid and Barcelona will take a brief pause from their battle for Spain’s La Liga title and they will instead wrestle for the first piece of silverware in the Spanish domestic season: the Supercopa de Espana.

The two giants will face off in the Supercopa final in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia after both survived their respective midweek semifinals via penalty shootouts during which their goalkeepers came up with decisive stops.

Real Madrid are not exactly in the best of form during this recent stretch of the season, but they will take heart from the fact that they dismantled Barcelona 3-1 back on October 16 in league play, handing the Blaugrana their only loss of the league season thus far.

But Barcelona also came up with a head-to-head win of their own in the summer, though it was during preseason in a friendly the two played in Las Vegas. That 1-0 victory came on a goal from then-newcomer Raphinha, who is by now a regular on the right wing for his team.

This will be the ninth time that these eternal rivals are facing off in the Supercopa competition with Real Madrid having won on seven occasions. Los Blancos are vying for six trophies available to them this season, having already captured the European Super Cup in May.

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Real Madrid vs Barcelona live stream, TV channel
Select broadcasters in countries around the world have carried the Spanish Supercopa matches, including in the UK and USA.

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Real Madrid vs Barcelona date & kick-off time

This will be Real Madrid’s third attempt to reach a final in the three-year-long history of its women’s section. The team played two semifinals in the previous season – one in Copa de la Reina and the other in Supercup, and both times having to face FC Barcelona in the semifinals as well as today. Las Blancas are going for their first final and official trophy this evening.

“We will use all the weapons we have, we will take advantage of our speed, convinced that we can win,” the third captain Olga Carmona speaks in the press conference. We’re eager to reach our first final and put the first trophy in the Real Madrid women’s trophy cabinet.”

How to Watch
Date: 19/01/2023
Time: 18:30 CET (12:30 pm ET)
Venue: Estadio Romano José Fouto
Available streaming: RTVE Play (VPN needed if you don’t live in Spain)

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Spanish Super Cup: When and where to watch Real Madrid vs Barcelona

Spanish Super Cup Final: Real Madrid vs Barcelona
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The Spanish Super Cup final between Real Madrid and Barcelona

Real Madrid vs Barcelona lineups, team news
A Real Madrid team already missing the injured Aurelien Tchouameni and David Alaba saw three more players pick up injuries in Wednesday’s semifinal. But only right-back Lucas Vazquez (right ankle) won’t recover in time for the final, forcing Dani Carvajal to start the match.

Luka Modric was rested against Valencia in the semifinal, and he returns as expected to start the final. It was thought that Eduardo Camavinga, who’s reportedly not 100 percent, would drop to the bench, but instead it’s Rodrygo who falls out, as Federico Valverde moves up into the attack. Ferland Mendy also returning to the XI after Nacho Fernandez served as the starter against Valencia.

Real Madrid confirmed lineup (4-3-3, right to left): 1. Thibaut Courtois (GK) — 2. Dani Carvajal, 3. Eder Militao, 22. Antonio Rudiger, 23. Ferland Mendy — 8. Toni Kroos, 12. Edudardo Camavinga, 10. Luka Modric — 15. Federico Valverde, 9. Karim Benzema, 20. Vinicius Jr.

Real Madrid subs (12): 13-Andriy Lunin (GK), 26-Luis Lopez (GK), 17-Lucas Vazquez, 6-Nacho Fernandez, 5-Jesus Vallejo, 16-Alvaro Odriozola, 19-Dani Ceballos, 31-Mario Martin, 12-Eduardo Camavinga, 7-Eden Hazard, 11-Marco Asensio, 24-Mariano Diaz

Barcelona confirmed starting lineup (4-3-3, right to left): 1. Marc-Andre Ter Stegen (GK) — 4. Ronaldo Araujo, 23. Jules Kounde, 15. Andreas Christensen — 28. Alex Balde, 21. Frenkie De Jong, 5. Sergio Busquets, 7. Ousmane Dembele — 8. Pedri, 30. Gavi — 9. Robert Lewandowski.

Barcelona subs (11): 13-Inaki Pena (GK), 36-Arnau Tenas (GK), 24-Eric Garcia, 18-Jordi Alba, 17-Marcos Alonso, 20-Sergi Roberto, 19-Franck Kessie, 10-Ansu Fati, 22-Raphinha, 14-Memphis Depay, 11-Ferran Torres.