How to watch today's Real Madrid vs Valencia La Liga game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Real Madrid will look to extend their winning streak in La Liga to four matches when they host Valencia at the Bernabeu on Saturday afternoon.

Carlo Ancelotti's men sit second in the standings, trailing league leaders Barcelona by three points, while Valencia are positioned 15th—just four points clear of the drop zone but currently enjoying a four-match unbeaten run.

Los Blancos were involved in a thrilling 4-4 draw with Real Sociedad in midweek, a result that also saw them secure their place in the Copa del Rey final with a 5-4 aggregate win. The Madrid giants come into the weekend riding a six-game unbeaten stretch across all competitions.

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

How to watch Real Madrid vs Valencia online - TV channels & live streams

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The match will be shown live on Fubo, ESPN+, DirecTV Stream and ESPN Deportes in the US. Live updates can be found here on GOAL.

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Real Madrid vs Valencia kick-off time

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Estadio Bernabeu

La Liga match between Real Madrid and Valencia will be played at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid, Spain.

It will kick off at 10:15 am ET or 7:15 am PT on Saturday, April 5, 2025, in the US.

Team news & squads

Real Madrid vs Valencia lineups

Real Madrid

4-2-3-1

Formation

5-4-1

VAL

26

F. Gonzalez

14

A. Tchouameni

17

L. Vazquez

20

F. Garcia

22

A. Ruediger

10

C

L. Modric

8

F. Valverde

21

B. Diaz

7

Vinicius Junior

5

J. Bellingham

9

K. Mbappe

25

G. Mamardashvili

19

M. Aarons

3

C. Mosquera

4

C

M. Diakhaby

15

C. Tarrega

21

J. Vazquez

5

E. Barrenechea

16

D. Lopez

8

J. Guerra

10

A. Almeida

12

U. Sadiq

5-4-1

VAL

RMA

-Line up

• 26

  F. Gonzalez

• 14

  A. Tchouameni

• 17

  L. Vazquez

  85’

• 20

  F. Garcia

  77’

• 22

  A. Ruediger

• 10

  L. Modric (C)

  77’

• 8

  F. Valverde

• 21

  B. Diaz

  57’

• 7

  Vinicius Junior

  13’

  50’

  77’

• 5

  J. Bellingham

• 9

  K. Mbappe

Substitutes

• 18

  J. Vallejo

• 13

  A. Lunin

• 4

  D. Alaba

  77’

• 34

  S. Mestre

• 35

  R. Asencio

• 16

  Endrick

  77’

• 11

  Rodrygo

  57’

• 6

  E. Camavinga

  77’

• 15

  A. Guler

  85’

Manager

• C. Ancelotti

VAL

-Line up

• 25

  G. Mamardashvili

• 19

  M. Aarons

  74’

  90’ + 5’

• 3

  C. Mosquera

  90’ + 8’

• 4

  M. Diakhaby (C)

  15’

• 15

  C. Tarrega

  10’

• 21

  J. Vazquez

• 5

  E. Barrenechea

  90’ + 4’

• 16

  D. Lopez

• 8

  J. Guerra

  74’

• 10

  A. Almeida

  15’

  74’

• 12

  U. Sadiq

  46’

  59’

Substitutes

• 23

  F. Perez

  74’

• 13

  S. Dimitrievski

• 6

  H. Guillamon

  90’ + 4’

• 40

  H. Bellari

• 1

  J. Domenech

• 11

  R. Mir

  59’

  90’ + 5’

• 9

  H. Duro

  74’

  90’ + 5’

• 18

  Pepelu

  74’

• 7

  S. Canos

• 24

  Y. Gasiorowski

• 31

  R. Iranzo

• 38

  I. Cordoba

Manager

• C. Corberan

Real Madrid team news

In goal, Andrii Lunin remains sidelined, and with Thibaut Courtois eyeing a Champions League return against Arsenal, youngster Fran Gonzalez is expected to start between the posts. The hosts will also be without Dani Carvajal, Eder Militao, and Ferland Mendy, while Dani Ceballos is a fitness concern. With one eye on the midweek European showdown, Ancelotti may rotate, offering opportunities for Brahim Diaz, Arda Guler, and Luka Modric to start.

Valencia team news

Valencia, meanwhile, will be without suspended trio Jose Gaya, Dimitri Foulquier, and Luis Rioja, who each picked up their fifth yellow card of the campaign last weekend. With Thierry Correia also unavailable, Cristhian Mosquera could shift to right-back, opening the door for Yarek Gasiorowski to start. Fran Perez is a likely candidate to operate on the right flank, while Iván Jaime also misses out through injury.

Under Carlos Corberan, Los Che have begun to show signs of revival, putting together a four-match unbeaten streak with two wins. However, their away form remains a concern—they haven't claimed victory in any of their last four road games, though they've managed to draw the last three.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

RMA

Last 5 matches

VAL

3

Wins

1

Draw

1

Win

• Valencia

  1

  -

  2

  Real Madrid

• Valencia

  2

  -

  2

  Real Madrid

• Real Madrid

  5

  -

  1

  Valencia

• Valencia

  1

  -

  0

  Real Madrid

• Real Madrid

  2

  -

  0

  Valencia

11

Goals scored

5

Games over 2.5 goals

3/5

Both teams scored

3/5

Standings

Useful links

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