Cádiz vs Real Madrid

Spanish Champions Real Madrid will be playing their last away game of the season as they take on Cadiz in their next La Liga match on Sunday at 11:00 PM ...

Fans wondering how to watch La Liga live in the US can tune in to the ESPN network. Indian football fans wondering how to watch La Liga matches live can tune in to the Viacom Network, which has the official broadcasting rights in the country. On the other hand, the team in Yellow - Cadiz - will be looking to get at least a point and keep themselves away from the relegation zone.

Cadiz vs Real Madrid LIVE: Live Updates – Cadiz will be fighting for their lives when they welcome the champions Real Madrid to Nuevo Mirandilla on Sunday ...

The campaign has delivered a whopping 38M Reach & 50M Impressions while drawing in passionate responses on social media too. Cadiz vs Real Madrid LIVE: Live Updates – Cadiz will be fighting for their lives when they welcome the champions Real Madrid to Nuevo Mirandilla on Sunday evening. Sobrino picks it up and smashes a half-volley from distance, which beats Lunin and flies wide of the post! He evades tackle after tackle before squaring to Mariano in the box, and the striker taps home an easy finish to put Los Blancos 1-0 up! GOOOAAAALLLL!!! Real score first!!! It’s blocked, but he recovers possession to touch the ball past Valverde before blasting over!

This game is of utter significance for the hosts as they are in a relegation scrap with just two points above 18th placed Mallorca in the points table.

With Viacom18 being the official broadcasters, fans can tune into Voot and Jio online platforms to watch the live streaming of the Cadiz vs Real Madrid clash. This game is of utter significance for the hosts as they are in a relegation scrap with just two points above 18th placed Mallorca in the points table. La Liga champions Real Madrid take on Cadiz in their penultimate game of the domestic campaign with Carlo Ancelotti having one eye on the Champions League final.

Carlo Ancelotti's priority is to keep his players fit and healthy for the Champions League Final, so that's why Karim Benzema, Luka Modric and Vinicius will get ...

Carlo Ancelotti’s priority is to keep his players fit and healthy for the Champions League Final, so that’s why Karim Benzema, Luka Modric and Vinicius will get some rest. Los Blancos were crowned as champions two weeks ago but still have to face Cadiz and Betis before the crucial Champions League Final against Liverpool. The Italian coach will then deploy his usual starting lineup against Betis in a game which will be used to prepare for the match against Liverpool.

With the LaLiga title already wrapped up and a Champions League final against Liverpool at the end of the month, Ancelotti rested a number of first-team ...

"Facing my brother [Cadiz's Alex Fernandez] on a day like today is one of the most difficult games that I've had to experience... "They're difficult games to play. The other team is playing to stay in the First Division," Nacho told Movistar after the game.

Real Madrid starting XI: Lunin, Lucas Vazquez, Militao, Vallejo, Nacho, Casemiro, Valverde, Kroos, Asensio, Rodrygo, Mariano. Cadiz starting XI (TBC): Ledesma, ...

Real Madrid can only hope that these next two games go by without injuries. Available Streaming: ESPN+ Available TV: Movistar La Liga, ESPN+

Carlo Ancelotti has decided to rest Thibaut Courtois, Karim Benzema and Vinicius for the trip to Andalusia.

Centre-back Jesús Vallejo will travel to Cádiz with the rest of the squad. David Alaba, Marcelo, Isco, Gareth Bale and Luka Jovic are not in the matchday squad. Eduardo Camavinga, Ferland Mendy and Toni Kroos are all just one yellow card away from missing the final league game of the season against Real Betis at the Santiago Bernabéu on 22 May.

Ruben Sobrino struck a deserved equaliser for Cadiz before half-time. Alvaro Negredo saw his second-half penalty saved by Real goalkeeper Andriy Lunin to leave ...

Marco Asensio (Real Madrid) left footed shot from the right side of the box is blocked. - Away11 - Home13 - Shots - 22Espino - 1Ledesma

With the LaLiga title already wrapped up and a Champions League final against Liverpool at the end of the month, Ancelotti rested a number of first-team ...

"Facing my brother [Cadiz's Alex Fernandez] on a day like today is one of the most difficult games that I've had to experience... "They're difficult games to play. The other team is playing to stay in the First Division," Nacho told Movistar after the game.

Former Manchester City and Real Madrid striker Alvaro Negredo's penalty miss proved crucial on an agonising evening for home fans at the Estadio Nuevo ...

Sobrino came within inches of putting Cadiz in front, only for Militao to haphazardly scramble the ball clear on the line to help Madrid salvage a draw in an underwhelming performance. Alvaro Negredo missed a penalty for Cadiz as the hosts remained in the Liga relegation zone ahead of the final day of the season despite a spirited 1-1 draw against runaway champions Real Madrid. - Mariano Diaz slotted in the opener for Madrid after a scintillating run by Rodrygo

Ruben Sobrino struck a deserved equaliser for Cadiz before half-time. Alvaro Negredo saw his second-half penalty saved by Real goalkeeper Andriy Lunin to leave ...

Marco Asensio (Real Madrid) left footed shot from the right side of the box is blocked. - Away11 - Home13 - Shots - 22Espino - 1Ledesma