Fans in the U.S. will be able to follow this match on ESPN Deportes, which will carry the game in Spanish. For those who live in Canada, the game will be aired by TSN 3 and TSN 4 in English and RDS 2 in French. Meanwhile, in the U.K., this game will be available on Premier Sports 1 and via LaLigaTV. Live in another country? Then visit our Real Madrid vs Barcelona match page for further linear TV options to follow the clash.

Where can I stream Real Madrid vs Barcelona?

Here are the options to follow this clash on streaming and mobile platforms across the world:

In the U.S.: ESPN+.

In Canada: TSN+.

In the U.K.: Premier Sports Player.

If you live in another country, visit our dedicated match page for further streaming options.

Real Madrid vs Barcelona: El Clásico team news

Real Madrid make it to this game in high spirits after putting up a defensive masterclass against Manchester City and earning a spot in the UEFA Champions League semi-finals. If that was not enough, Los Merengues are unbeaten in their last 16 games (all comps), with eleven of those ending in wins. The team has relied heavily on Jude Bellingham and Vinicius to score goals, as both have teamed up to score 28, but if they are not able to prove their worth against the Catalan side, Rodrygo could be their go-to guy with ten goals to show for this season.

Meanwhile, Barcelona enter this tie following their disappointing exit from the Champions League at the hands of PSG, who dominated them 4-1 at Lluis Companys Stadium. Before that game, the Blaugrana held a 13-game streak without a loss, where ten of those ended in wins for Xavi’s men. Barcelona have been unbeaten in La Liga since January 27, a run that has included wins on the road against Atlético (3-0), Alavés (3-1), and Cádiz (1-0), their last game prior to Sunday’s clash. In terms of their goalscoring prowess, it is obvious to mention Robert Lewandowski’s contribution, with 13 goals to his name.

Both teams will have to adapt to some absences that could be key to the outcome of the game. That being said, here is the list of unavailable footballers for this La Liga match.

Real Madrid: Thibaut Courtois, David Alaba (injured); Dani Carvajal, Vinicius Jr. (doubtful).

Barcelona: Gavi, Alejandro Balde (injured).

Real Madrid vs Barcelona: Head-to-head

• The first La Liga game between these teams this season ended in a 2-1 win for Real Madrid.
• The most recent match featuring these clubs ended in a 4-1 win for Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup final.
• The most recent edition of El Clásico in La Liga held at the Bernabeu ended in a 3-1 win for Real Madrid in 2022.
• Barcelona’s last win against Real Madrid came in March 2023. That match ended 2-1 and marked the end of a three-game winning run for the Blaugrana side against Los Blancos.
• Vinicius Jr. is the top active scorer in this rivalry, with six goals to his name in 16 matches.
• This will be Carlo Ancelotti’s 16th game against Barcelona, acting as Real Madrid’s coach. His record stands at eight wins and seven losses.
• Xavi Hernández’s record against Real Madrid shows four wins and five losses.