When and where to watch Real Madrid v FC Barcelona
It's time for the Spanish Super Cup final. Real Madrid eliminated Mallorca, so they are set ti face the blaugranes this coming Sunday, with the winners being crowned tournament champion.
FC Barcelona are looking to navigate the final hurdle and lift what would be their 15th Super Cup, further extending their lead in terms of trophy wins. The game kicks off at 8.00pm CET on 12 January and this guide should help you work out what time that will be in your part of the world.
Please note that the TV channels showing the Super Cup final may differ from those that show LaLiga or Champions League games. The broadcasters included on this page were granted rights to show the game by the Spanish Football Federation. Other broadcasters may have also purchased the rights via regional arrangements, but FC Barcelona does not directly control any negotiations, so this information may be incomplete.
If you are unable to watch for whatever reason, or if you wish to complement your viewing with second screen info, don’t forget that we have full coverage of the game, including the build-up live from the stadium and post-match reactions in our Match Center right here on the official website.
Here's a map of selected international kick-off times:
Social networks
And let's not forget the complete coverage available on our official social networks:
English: @fcbarcelona & www.fcbarcelona.com
Catalan: @fcbarcelona_cat & www.fcbarcelona.cat
Spanish: @fcbarcelona_es & www.fcbarcelona.es
French: @fcbarcelona_fra & www.fcbarcelona.fr
Portuguese: @fcbarcelona_br
Arabic: @fcbarcelona_ara
Turkish: @fcbarcelona_tr
Chinese: fcbarcelona.cn
Japanese: @fcbarcelona_jp & www.fcbarcelona.jp
Indonesian: @fcbarcelona_id
Please note that although we provide a list of the broadcasters that hold the rights to show the games in different countries or regions below, we CANNOT guarantee that they will actually show the game. Please check the individual broadcaster websites for confirmation.
Sunday 12 January
Canada (Vancouver 11.00am, Montreal 2.00pm)
USA (Los Angeles 11.00am, New York 2.00pm)
ESPN
Spanish speaking Latin America (Mexico City 1.00pm, Peru, Colombia 2.00pm, Venezuela 3.00pm, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay 4.00pm)DirecTV
French Caribbean (Martinique 3.00pm, French Guiana 4.00pm)
Canal +
Brazil (Brasilia 4.00pm)
ESPN
Europe
United Kingdom and Ireland (7.00pm)
Portugal (7.00pm)
Sport TV
Spain (8.00pm)Movistar
France (8.00pm)L'Équipe
Belgium and Luxembourg (8.00pm)
RTL, DPG
Netherlands (8.00pm)
Ziggo
Nordic Countries (Iceland 7pm, Sweden, Norway and Denmark 8pm, Finland 9pm)
Schibsted
Germany, Austria and Switzerland (8.00pm)
Sportdigital
Italy (8.00pm)Telelombardia. Cronache
Poland (8.00pm)
Eleven Sports
Czech Republic and Slovakia (8.00pm)
Nova
Western Balkans (8.00pm)Arena
Baltic Republics (9.00pm)
TV3
Ukraine and Moldova (9.00pm) / Armenia and Azerbaijan (10pm)
Megogo
Romania (9.00pm)Digisport
Bulgaria (9.00pm)
BGTV
Albania and Kosovo (9.00pm)
DigitalB
Greece and Cyprus (9.00pm)
Action 24
Israel (9.00pm)
Charlton
Turkey (10.00pm)
TRT
Russia (Moscow 10.00pm)
Match TV
Georgia (11.00pm)
Adjara
Africa
North Africa (Morocco 8.00pm, Egypt 9.00pm)
SCC, MBC
Sub-Saharan Africa (Senegal, Ghana 7.00pm, Nigeria, Cameroon 8.00pm, South Africa, Zambia 9.00pm, Ethiopia 10.00pm)
Star Times (plus Sporty in some countries)
Asia
Arab countries and Iran (Mecca 10.00pm, Iran 10.30pm)SCC, MBC
Monday 13 January
Central Asian republics (Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan 12.00am)
Megogo
India (12.30am)
Fancode
Myanmar (1.30am)
Canal+
Indonesia (2.00am)
MNC
China (3.00am)
South Korea (4.00am)
Coupang
Japan (4.00am)
UNext
Oceania
Australia (Perth 3.00am, Sydney 6.00am)