Fiesta LaLiga Will be Broadcasted For free In the UK until July With Rivals Barcelona and Real Madrid Battling For the Title.



The Coronavirus Pandemic left the league matches completely halted with 11 matches still left to be played.

However, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has authorised the league to return and the official broadcasters Premier Sports has announced that all the live matches in the month of June will be broadcasted to Sky TV subscriber for free. Non Sky TV subscribers will be able to watch through Premier Player App.

This offer will be valid only until June 30 but from July onward, people will need to pay £5.99 subscription to watch the sport.

The battle between Sevilla and Real Betis on June 11 is set to be the first match shown live while Spanish fans will be able to see the fierce battle between bitter rivals Barcelona and Real Madrid. Barcelona currently leads Real Madrid with Two points in the race for the title while Espanyol, Leganes and Mallorca occupy the relegation places.

The schedule of the LaLiga matches appears to be really hectic with games planned every weekday with late afternoons and evenings kick-offs as well as night matches at weekends.

So far, Bundesliga is the only major European league that has resumed playing.

On Thursday, Premier league clubs agreed to resume the season on June 17th and finish on August 1st. LaLiga President Javier Tebas is hoping for a similar end date to the Spanish Campaign.

Tebas said,"It will depend on the spikes in the numbers and all the rules being followed."

    "The virus still there but if it can be on 12th June, so much the better. If we all follow the health rules, I don't think we're going to have any problems."

    "The idea is to finish on 31st July and that August can be left open for European Competitions."

    "Those dates can [then] also be used for play-offs [in Spain]. There will be League Games everyday as already happens in March and April with a normal fixture list."


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