Atletico vs. Real Madrid: How to Watch the High-Stakes La Liga Clash on DAZN
Madrid awaits a critical derby! With only two points separating them in the league, Atlético and Real Madrid face off at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano in a match that could shake up the top of La Liga. Here's how to catch the live action.
Watch Atletico Madrid vs. Real Madrid Live on DAZN
The showdown between Atlético Madrid and Real Madrid is scheduled for Sunday, September 20th, at 4:15 PM at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano. DAZN offers several subscription plans to watch the match live. The standard DAZN plan costs €10.99 per month with a one-year commitment. Alternatively, you can opt for the DAZN + Ligue 1+ package, currently promoted at €14.99 per month for the first two months, then €22.99 per month, also with a one-year commitment. A monthly-only option is available for €27.99 per month. For viewers under 26, a youth offer is priced at €13.99 per month with no commitment.
DAZN is accessible on smart TVs, tablets, computers, and smartphones. The platform also features a wide range of other competitions, including Ligue 1 via Ligue 1+, Serie A, Copa del Rey, Eredivisie, and Betclic ÉLITE.
A Derby with Significant League Implications
Atlético Madrid enters this fixture in strong form. Currently third in the league with 13 points, the Colchoneros are coming off a decisive 4-0 victory against Osasuna. AS newspaper hailed it as "a recital before the derby," acknowledging the growing momentum of Diego Simeone's team. Real Madrid sits second in the standings with 15 points. They secured a narrow 3-2 win against Elche in their last outing, with goals from Kylian Mbappé and Carlos Espi, plus an own goal from goalkeeper Matias Dituro. While Real Madrid holds its runner-up position for now, a win for Atlético this weekend would see them leapfrog their Madrid rivals in the league table.
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