River vs. Independiente Rivadavia: How to Watch Live, Time, and Lineups

River Plate returns to the Estadio Monumental to face Independiente Rivadavia in an eighth-round clash of the Torneo Clausura 2026.

Match Details and Verified Schedule

Referee Nicolás Ramírez has been assigned to officiate the contest. For supporters tracking the action across different regions, kickoff times span multiple time zones:

  • Argentina: 19.15 hours
  • Brazil: 19.15 hours
  • Chile: 18.15 hours
  • Colombia: 17.15 hours
  • Ecuador: 17.15 hours
  • Mexico: 16.15 hours
  • Peru: 17.15 hours
  • Paraguay: 19.15 hours
  • Uruguay: 19.15 hours
  • Venezuela: 18.15 hours

Where to Watch River vs. Independiente Rivadavia Live

Television coverage for viewers in Argentina is broadcast live via TNT Sports Premium. Depending on the television provider, the channel numbers are listed as follows:

River vs. Independiente Rivadavia, EN VIVO: qué canal lo pasa por TV y dónde ver online - TyC Sports
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  • Flow: Channels 124 (SD) and 604 (HD)
  • DirecTV: Channels 603 (SD) and 1603 (HD)
  • Telecentro: Channels 112 (SD) and 1020 (HD)

Streaming access requires the previously contracted Pack Fútbol subscription, which enables viewing via Cablevisión Flow, DirecTV GO, and Telecentro Play. Additionally, digital coverage and live minute-by-minute updates are hosted on www.tycsports.com.

Context and Standings Implications

Reporting from TyC Sports highlights that River enters the fixture aiming for its second victory against Independiente Rivadavia, while Independiente Rivadavia arrives as the leader of the annual table. The clash serves as a high-stakes encounter in the ongoing Torneo Clausura race.

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