Atlético Madrid vs. Barcelona: Kickoff Time, TV Channel and How to Watch

Atlético Madrid host FC Barcelona at Riyadh Air Metropolitano in Madrid, Spain, on Sunday, November 8, 2026, for a LaLiga Round 12 matchup. Kickoff is scheduled for 9pm CET, which corresponds to 3pm Eastern Time and noon Pacific Time in the United States.

International Kickoff Times

The match will be broadcast at various times worldwide depending on the viewer’s location. A map of international kickoff times is available for download. Key regional times include:

  • The Americas: Canada (Vancouver 1.00pm, Montreal 4.00pm); USA and Puerto Rico (Los Angeles 1.00pm, New York 4.00pm); Mexico (Mexico City 2.00pm); Central America and Dominican Rep. (Costa Rica 2.00pm, Panama 3.00pm, Dom Rep 4.00pm); Caribbean (Jamaica 3.00pm, Bahamas 4.00pm); Spanish speaking South America (Peru, Colombia 3.00pm, Venezuela 4.00pm, Chile, Argentina 5.00pm); Brazil (Brasilia 5.00pm).
  • Europe: Nordic countries (Iceland 7.00pm, Sweden and Denmark 9.00pm, Finland 10.00pm); United Kingdom and Ireland (8.00pm); Portugal (8.00pm); Spain (9.00pm); France (9.00pm); Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Italy (9.00pm); Malta (9.00pm); Netherlands (9.00pm); Norway (9.00pm); Poland (9.00pm); Czechia and Slovakia (9.00pm); Hungary (9.00pm); Slovenia and Croatia (9.00pm); Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro and North Macedonia (9.00pm); Albania (9.00pm); Baltic States and Moldova (10.00pm); Ukraine (10.00pm); Romania (10.00pm); Bulgaria (10.00pm); Greece (10.00pm); Cyprus (10.00pm); Israel (10.00pm); Turkey (11.00pm); Russia (Moscow 11.00pm); Georgia (12.00am); Armenia (12.00am); Azerbaijan (12.00am).
  • Africa: North Africa (Morocco 9.00pm, Libya 10.00pm, Egypt 10.00pm); Sub-Saharan Africa (Senegal, Ghana 8.00pm, Nigeria, Cameroon 9.00pm, South Africa, Zambia 10.00pm, Ethiopia 11.00pm).
  • Asia: Arab countries and Iran (Mecca 11.00pm, Iran 11.30pm); Central Asian republics (Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan 1.00am); Pakistan (1.00am), Sri Lanka (1.30am) and Bangladesh (2.00am); India (1.30am), Nepal (1.45am) and Bhutan (2.00am); Southeast Asia (Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia 3.00am, Philippines 4.00am); Vietnam (3.00am); China (4.00am); Chinese Taipei/Taiwan (4.00am); South Korea (5.00am); Japan (5.00am).
  • Oceania: Papua New Guinea (6.00am); Australia (Perth 4.00am, Sydney 7.00am) and New Zealand (9.00am); Pacific islands (Fiji 8.00am).

How to Watch in the United States

In the U.S., the match will be available on ESPN Unlimited, ESPN Select, ESPN Deportes and Fubo Sports. Viewers can stream the game via the ESPN Watch or ESPN app with an eligible subscription, or through Fubo Sports. It is advised to check with the provider to confirm the match is included in the selected package.

Global Viewing Options

FC Barcelona provides minute-by-minute coverage on its official website and app, Barça Live on Barça Play, and the Club’s YouTube channel. Rights to broadcast the match may vary by region, and viewers are encouraged to check local TV listings for confirmation. The listed channels for the 2026/27 season include TSN and RDS in Canada; Sky, Canal5, Izzi in Central America; ESPN and DSPORTS in Brazil; Disney+ in Nordic countries; Premier Sports and Disney+ in the UK and Ireland; DAZN in Spain, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus, Israel, Russia, Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan; and beIN in various regions including North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Arab countries, Iran, and Southeast Asia.

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Omar El Sayed - World Editor

Omar El Sayed is Archyde’s World Editor, focused on international affairs, diplomacy, conflict, and cross-border political developments. He brings a global newsroom perspective to complex events and helps readers understand how regional stories connect to wider geopolitical shifts.

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