DAZN cuts Plan Fútbol price before Barcelona vs. Real Madrid

DAZN has cut the price of its annual football subscription to 9,99 euros per month in a promotion running for less than 48 hours before Sunday’s Clásico between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid. The platform’s Plan Fútbol normally costs 19,99 euros monthly, meaning subscribers save 50% ahead of the weekend fixture at the Spotify Camp Nou.

DAZN Cuts Plan Fútbol Price Ahead of Sunday’s Clásico

Sports streaming broadcaster DAZN has slashed the price of its annual football package to 9,99 euros per month just hours before FC Barcelona hosts Real Madrid. The promotional rate halves the standard 19,99 euro monthly fee for customers committing to a 12-month agreement. Según informa Información, la tarifa con descuento está disponible por tiempo limitado hasta el domingo, antes de que el árbitro pite el inicio del partido.

Subscribers can choose between two payment structures during the promotional window. The 12-month plan with fractional monthly payments is set at 9,99 euros per month. Alternatively, customers can opt for a single upfront payment of 109,99 euros for the full year, down from the usual price of 219,99 euros, yielding a total annual savings of approximately 110 euros, Xataka reported. Regular monthly subscribers who choose not to prepay save roughly 120 euros over the course of the year.

What Competitions Are Included in the Discounted Plan

The reduced subscription covers significantly more than Sunday’s marquee match in Barcelona. Subscribers gain access to five matches per matchday across 35 of the 38 rounds of LaLiga each season. Beyond Spanish domestic action, the package includes complete coverage of several major European football divisions.

The platform’s football catalogue features the English Premier League, Italy’s Serie A, the German Bundesliga, France’s Ligue 1, Eredivisie, and Liga Portugal. Fans also receive access to LaLiga Hypermotion fixtures featuring historic clubs such as Real Valladolid, Sporting de Gijón, and Tenerife, alongside international action from the UEFA Nations League and selected NFL coverage, including five weekly games, the playoffs, and the Super Bowl.

Broadcaster Also Discounts Premium Tier for Motor Sports and Basketball

For viewers looking beyond football, DAZN has also reduced the price of its broader tier. The Premium plan, which bundles the broadcaster’s full football catalogue with motorsports and basketball, has been temporarily cut to roughly 19 euros per month down from its standard rate of 31 euros.

This higher-tier package is designed for fans wanting to follow Formula 1 and MotoGP grands prix alongside top-tier basketball matches, including fixtures from the NBA. Like the football-only promotion, this discounted rate expires Sunday before the evening match begins.

DAZN cuts Plan Fútbol price before Barcelona vs. Real Madrid
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League Standings and Squad News Heading Into the Spotify Camp Nou Match

The pricing promotion coincides with a high-stakes fixture at the top of the Spanish league table. FC Barcelona enters Sunday’s match at the Spotify Camp Nou holding first place in the standings with a six-point cushion over Real Madrid, who sit in third. Hansi Flick’s Barcelona side enters the weekend following a defeat to Paris Saint-Germain, which marked their first loss of the campaign.

Real Madrid arrives in Catalonia on stronger form after defeating RB Leipzig 4-1 in European play and matching that scoreline against Sevilla in domestic competition. Carlo Ancelotti's side must play the match without Vinícius Júnior, who is suspended following a red card. Diomandé is expected to fill the vacancy on the flank, while midfielder Rodri could return to the starting lineup after beginning on the bench against PSG. Barcelona anticipates the potential return of defender Jules Koundé ahead of kickoff.

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