The big match between Barcelona and Real Madrid, known as the Clasico, will take place this Sunday 25 October at 9pm at the “Spotify Camp Nou” in Barcelona. The match is part of the tenth matchday of the La Liga and precedes the awarding of the 2026 Ballon d'Or, making the challenge even more eagerly awaited. Barcelona, led by Hansi Flick, will welcome José Mourinho's Los Blancos in a clash that highlights emerging stars Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappé, as well as the team's veterans.
At the moment the Blaugrana are in the top of the table, with a six-point advantage over Real Madrid, who are in second place behind Simeone's Atletico Madrid. The match will be refereed by Juan MartínezMunuera, who has already managed numerous high-level matches in Spain. The match is considered one of the most important of the season, with the possibility of influencing the title race and the clubs' position in the table.
For Italian viewers, the broadcast is available free-to-air on ItaliaUno and DAZN, thanks to a sub-licensing agreement that allows co-exclusivity of six of the most prestigious matches in La Liga. Users can access the DAZN service via the application on smart TVs, SkyQ, PlayStation, Xbox, Amazon Firestick and TIMVISION Box. Alternatively, the match is also available in streaming on Mediaset Infinity, with the mobile application downloadable for free on the AppStore and PlayStore, following registration and subscription.
In addition to the television broadcast, fans can also follow the match in real time via the text web commentary on CorrieredelloSport, which provides continuous and detailed updates. The platform also offers the opportunity to interact with the community, share opinions and stay informed on news, events and offers related to the world of sport. With these options, fans from all over the world will not only be able to watch the match, but also actively participate in the discussion and sharing of football-related experiences.