Football TV Schedule: How to Watch Today’s Matches on October 24

Football fans have a busy schedule this Saturday, October 24, with major fixtures across Europe’s top leagues, including LaLiga EA Sports, the Premier League, the Bundesliga, and Serie A. The headline match features Atlético de Madrid hosting Deportivo de A Coruña at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano, while the Premier League showcases high-stakes clashes between Aston Villa and Manchester City, and Chelsea against Tottenham.

Atlético de Madrid Faces Deportivo at the Metropolitano

Atlético de Madrid enters this tenth-round LaLiga EA Sports fixture looking to maintain its momentum in the domestic campaign. Diego Simeone’s squad currently holds second place in the standings with 22 points, following a strong run of five victories in LaLiga EA Sports. The team recently saw its six-game winning streak across all competitions snapped by a 1-1 draw against Stuttgart in the UEFA Champions League.

For Deportivo de A Coruña, the match represents a difficult challenge as the club currently sits in ninth place with 11 points. Manager Antonio Hidalgo is tasked with reversing a downward trend in recent weeks. The fixture marks a notable return for José María Giménez, who faces his former club after a tenure of more than 12 years at the Metropolitano. Kickoff is scheduled for 21:00 local time, with broadcasts available on M+ LALIGA, M+ LALIGA HDR, Movistar Plus+, Orange Fútbol 1, and LaLiga TV Bar.

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Premier League Showdowns in England

The Premier League schedule includes two marquee matches on Saturday. Aston Villa hosts Manchester City at 13:30, a game available through DAZN 1, DAZN 1 Bar, Movistar Plus+, #Vamos Bar 2, and M+ Liga de Campeones. Later in the day, at 18:30, Chelsea faces Tottenham in a London derby, which will also be broadcast on DAZN 1 and DAZN 1 Bar.

Arsenal is set to meet Everton at 16:00. That match will be available to viewers via DAZN 1 and DAZN 1 Bar.

Bundesliga, Serie A, and Domestic Competitions

In Germany, the standout Bundesliga fixture features Borussia Dortmund against Eintracht de Frankfurt at 18:30. Fans can tune in via Movistar Plus+, Orange Fútbol 3, M+ Vamos 3, M+ Liga de Campeones, or the DAZN platform. In Italy, the Serie A spotlight is on the match between Napoli and AS Roma at the Diego Armando Maradona stadium, starting at 18:00 and broadcast on DAZN.

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Lower-tier Spanish football also sees action, with Girona playing Celta Fortuna in LaLiga Hypermotion at 18:30. That match is available on LALIGA TV Hypermotion 2, LaLiga TV M3, and DAZN. In the women’s game, Liga F brings a match between Barça and Granada at the Johan Cruyff stadium at 20:30. Coverage is provided by Teledeporte, RTVE Play, DAZN 2, DAZN 2 Bar, and the Catalan channel Esport 3.

Broadcast Details for Saturday’s LaLiga Fixtures

Beyond the late-night match in Madrid, several other LaLiga EA Sports games are scheduled throughout the day:

  • Rayo Vallecano vs. Elche: 14:00 (M+ LALIGA, M+ LALIGA HDR, LaLiga TV Bar)
  • Racing de Santander vs. RCD Espanyol: 16:15 (DAZN LaLiga, LaLiga TV Bar)
  • Valencia CF vs. Villarreal: 18:30 (M+ LALIGA 2, M+ LALIGA HDR 2, LaLiga TV Bar)

Frequently Asked Questions About Saturday’s Schedule

Where can I watch the Atlético de Madrid match if I am in Spain?
The match against Deportivo de A Coruña is broadcast on M+ LALIGA, M+ LALIGA HDR, Movistar Plus+, Orange Fútbol 1, and LaLiga TV Bar.

Is the Barça women’s match available on free-to-air television?
Yes, the match against Granada is available via Teledeporte and the RTVE Play website, as well as on the regional channel Esport 3 in Catalonia.

Are there multiple ways to view the Premier League matches?
Yes, depending on the specific fixture, matches like Aston Villa vs. Manchester City are available through both DAZN and various Movistar Plus+ channels, including #Vamos Bar 2.

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