Valencia vs. Real Madrid: How to Watch, Time, and TV Channel for La Liga Match at Mestalla
Valencia and Real Madrid face off on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Mestalla stadium for the 12th round of La Liga, with kickoff scheduled for 21:00 local time in Spain, 15:00 Eastern Time in the United States, and 14:00 in Mexico, as reported by si.com.
Mestalla Hosts Final Real Madrid Fixture Before Stadium Move
The historic Mestalla stadium enters its final season hosting this fixture before the club moves to a new ground next campaign, welcoming nearly 50,000 spectators for a sellout crowd, sportingnews.com reported. Real Madrid arrives at the venue holding third place in the league table with 27 points. José Mourinho’s squad enters the match carrying a seven-match winning streak across all competitions, following a 3-2 away victory against AEK Athens in the Champions League and a 2-1 win over Barcelona in El Clásico. The team sits just three points off the top of the Spanish championship.
Conversely, Valencia endures a severe struggle near the foot of the table. The club occupies nineteenth place with nine points after collecting two wins, three draws, and six losses through eleven matches. Javier Aguirre’s team enters the fixture following a victory against Elche, though even a draw against Real Madrid will not lift the squad out of the relegation zone.
Francisco Hernández Maeso to Referee Match Broadcast Across International Networks
Francisco Hernández Maeso of the Extremadura committee will referee the match at Mestalla, assisted from the VAR booth by Raúl Martí González Francés of the Las Palmas committee, according to as.com.
Broadcasting arrangements vary by region for viewers following the encounter on television or streaming platforms. Fans in the United States can watch the match via ESPN Deportes on television, with streaming available through ESPN+, the ESPN App, and fuboTV, which offers a Latino Plan featuring the network. Viewers in Mexico can access the broadcast through Sky Sports Mexico, Sky+, and izzi. In Spain, the fixture airs on DAZN Spain through the DAZN LaLiga channel—available on dial 55 of Movistar Plus+ or dial 113 of Orange TV—as well as Movistar+, with public venues receiving the feed via LaLiga TV Bar HD. Argentine supporters can watch the match via DSports on Prime Video, as noted by sportingnews.com.
