Real Madrid vs Barcelona LIVE Streaming Supercopa de Espana (Spanish Super Cup) Final Live Telecast: FC Barcelona and Real Madrid are set to take on each other in the final of Supercopa de Espana (Spanish Super Cup) 2025. This will be the third year in a row that both the teams will be coming up against each other in the final of the Spanish tournament. While Barcelona defeated Athletic Bilbao 2-0 in the first semi-final, Real Madrid outplayed Mallorca 3-0 performance to set up the much-anticipated showdown – the El Clasico.

The Supercopa de Espana, organized by the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), is an annual competition that marks the start of the Spanish football season. Under its current format, the tournament features four teams competing in a semi-final and final structure. The participants include the La Liga champions, Copa del Rey winners, and runners-up from both competitions (provided they are not the same teams).

This year, Real Madrid entered the tournament as reigning La Liga champions, while Barcelona qualified as La Liga runners-up. Athletic Bilbao earned their place by winning last year’s Copa del Rey, overcoming Mallorca in the final.

When will the Real Madrid vs Barcelona, Supercopa de Espana final match take place?

The Real Madrid vs Barcelona, Supercopa de Espana final match will take place on Monday, January 13 (IST).

Where will the Real Madrid vs Barcelona, Supercopa de Espana final match be held?

The Real Madrid vs Barcelona, Supercopa de Espana final match will be held at King Abdullah Sport City, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

What time will the Real Madrid vs Barcelona, Supercopa de Espana final match start?

The Real Madrid vs Barcelona, Supercopa de Espana final match will start at 12:30 AM IST (Monday).

Which TV channels will show the live telecast of the Real Madrid vs Barcelona, Supercopa de Espana final match?

The Real Madrid vs Barcelona, Supercopa de Espana Final match will not be televised live in India.

Where to follow the live streaming of the Real Madrid vs Barcelona, Supercopa de Espana final match?

The Real Madrid vs Barcelona, Supercopa de Espana final match will be streamed live on the FanCode app and website.

(All details are as per information provided by the broadcaster)

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Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas struck to earn Barcelona their third women’s Champions League trophy, securing a 2-0 triumph over record eight-time winners Lyon on Saturday. The defending champions had never beaten the French giants, losing in the 2019 and 2022 finals against them, but finally succeeded in Bilbao to compete a spectacular quadruple this season in coach Jonatan Giraldez’s last match in charge. Bonmati pounced after 63 minutes and substitute Putellas finished the job in stoppage time to avenge Barcelona’s prior defeats by Sonia Bompastor’s side.

Securing their third Champions League trophy from five final appearances across the last six seasons, Barcelona demonstrated that they are the new powerhouse of the women’s game.

Barca stars insisted this time they were capable of beating Lyon, adding experience and mental strength to their undoubted talent, and so it proved at a packed San Mames.

Backed by the vast majority of a 51,000 record crowd at a women’s Champions League final, Bonmati and her side completed one of the few outstanding challenges remaining to them.

“It’s the first time we’ve beaten Lyon, I’m proud of the team, and we know that with these fans we have, we can’t fail,” Bonmati told DAZN.

“It’s incredible what we’re living through as a team, I’m so lucky… to see we’re creating that for so many people, the historic amount of fans we’ve brought, it’s the proudest I’ve felt, I wouldn’t change it for anything.”

Giraldez started Mariona Caldentey in attack and moved Fridolina Rolfo to left-back, dropping Ona Batlle to the bench alongside two-time Ballon d’Or winner Putellas.

Lyon left Ada Hegerberg on the bench too, with the all-time top scorer in the competition’s history struggling for form after injury.

Lucy Bronze deflected a ball onto her own crossbar and Lyon’s towering captain Wendie Renard hit the outside of the post as Barcelona suffered a couple of early jitters.

After going four goals down by half-time in the 2019 final and three down in 2022, this time the Catalans dug deep to hold it together at the back.

Breakthrough

Barca threatened increasingly at the other end. Patri Guijarro, who scored twice in last year’s final against Wolfsburg, broke in behind for their first big chance after half an hour.

Christiane Endler saved her effort from an angle and Selma Bacha cleared the ball off the line after it rebounded back towards goal.

Caroline Graham Hansen, in sparkling form this season, gave left-back Bacha a torrid time and had 11-time finalist Renard uncertainly backpedalling fearfully near the end of the first half, but dragged her shot wide.

Barcelona made their quality count after the hour mark when Bonmati sent them ahead.

The Ballon d’Or winner had been quiet but arrived just at the right time to collect Caldentey’s clever pass and burst into the area.

Bonmati’s low shot deflected off Vanessa Gilles and flew over the helpless Endler, for her sixth goal of the tournament and the most crucial.

Champions League top goalscorer Kadidiatou Diani curled agonisingly over for Lyon as Bompastor’s side tried to fight back. Hegerberg headed off target as Lyon’s chances ebbed away.

Eventually Putellas, on as a late substitute, put on the captain’s armband and settled the game by rifling into the top corner to get Barcelona’s celebrations started early.