A high-stakes La Liga derby at the Bernabéu Stadium pits leaders Real Madrid against second-place Atlético Madrid, with big implications for both teams’ top-of-the-table standings.
Real Madrid is looking to bounce back from a surprise defeat last weekend, while Atlético comes off a dominant 5-0 win over Getafe. The match kicks off at 9 p.m. CET on February 8, with various global streaming options available:
**US:** ESPN Plus is the primary live TV streaming service for La Liga fans in the US, offering English and Spanish-language broadcasts. A monthly subscription costs $11, or an annual subscription of $110.
**Global VPN Use:** If you’re unable to access your local broadcast due to restrictions, consider using a VPN to change your location and watch the match from anywhere. ExpressVPN is our recommended pick, with plans starting at $13/month for an annual subscription. Note that some streaming services may still detect VPN usage.
**UK:** Premier Sports will show the match live on its dedicated La Liga channel, costing £8/month or through a full subscription to Premier Sports’ networks, which also covers other sports and events.
**Canada:** TSN is the rights holder for La Liga matches in Canada, offering select fixtures on linear channels and wider selections on its streaming platform, TSN Plus. A monthly subscription costs CA$8.
**Australia:** BeIn Sports holds the live broadcast rights in Australia, with a monthly subscription of AU$15 or an annual commitment of AU$130.
Before attempting to stream La Liga using a VPN, follow these quick tips:
– Ensure your ExpressVPN is set up correctly.
– Verify your streaming service account address matches your desired viewing location.
– Install the VPN on your router if possible, and use a privacy-first browser like Brave.
Source: https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/la-liga-soccer-livestream-how-to-watch-real-madrid-vs-atletico-madrid-from-anywhere