Basketball fans can watch two Liga Endesa matchups for free on regional public television this Sunday, November 1, 2026, airing concurrently at 12:00, as reported by adslzone.net. While pay-TV platforms like DAZN, Movistar Plus, and Orange TV normally carry the bulk of the ACB schedule, regional networks hold specific over-the-air broadcasting rights for select weekend fixtures.
Which Fixtures Air Free on Regional Television?
The free Sunday broadcasts feature two simultaneous games tipping off at 12:00 local time. Asisa Joventut hosts Surne Bilbao on ETB2 and TV3, while Monbus Obradoiro meets Río Breogán on TVG. Viewers must have access to these specific regional channels via terrestrial television (TDT) to catch the action without a subscription.
How Does This Weekend Compare to Past Rounds?
Broadcast counts fluctuate week to week depending on regional scheduling agreements. During round 5, three separate matchups reached free audiences across three distinct channels: FIATC Girona played ASISA Joventut on TV3, Barça met Casademont Zaragoza on Aragón TV, and La Laguna Tenerife faced Monbus Obradoiro on TVG. Historical figures published by futbolenlatv.es show that since May 30, 2013, Spanish broadcasters have aired 3,859 total Liga Endesa matches, with 433 games delivered in abierto (free-to-air) compared to 3,426 pay-TV broadcasts.

What Matches Have Already Been Played?
Round 6 action opened ahead of Sunday’s free slate. Casademont Zaragoza hosted FIATC Girona on Saturday, October 31, at 18:00 local time. Two additional contests followed later that evening, with UCAM Murcia playing iLERNA Lleida at 19:30 and Leyma Coruña facing La Laguna Tenerife at 21:00.
What Remains on the Round 6 Schedule?
Four additional fixtures complete the weekend lineup following Sunday morning’s free broadcasts. Real Madrid meets Recoletas Salud San Pablo Burgos at 12:00, Kosner Baskonia plays Kids&Us Manresa at 17:00, MoraBanc Andorra faces Valencia Basket at 18:00, and Unicaja closes out the weekend against Barça at 19:00.
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