Where to watch WSG Tirol vs Real Madrid friendly in India
The much-anticipated pre-season friendly match between WSG Tirol and Real Madrid is set to take place on August 12, 2025, at the Tivoli Stadion Tirol in Austria. For football fans in India eager to catch this exciting clash, here's a comprehensive guide on where and how to watch the WSG Tirol vs Real Madrid friendly. Match Overview: WSG Tirol vs Real Madrid Friendly Date : Tuesday, August 12, 2025
Time : 10:30 PM IST (7:00 PM CET)
Venue : Tivoli Stadion Tirol, Austria
Competition: Club Friendly Games
This pre-season encounter marks Real Madrid's only open-door friendly before their La Liga debut against Osasuna on August 19, 2025. WSG Tirol, a competitive Austrian Bundesliga side, will look to challenge the Spanish giants, making this a must-watch for Indian football enthusiasts. Where to Watch WSG Tirol vs Real Madrid in India
For fans in India, catching the WSG Tirol vs Real Madrid friendly live is possible through a few platforms. Below are the options based on available information:
Real Madrid TV: The match is expected to be broadcast on Real Madrid TV, which often covers the club's pre-season fixtures.
Other Streaming Services: Platforms like ESPN+, Fanatiz, or Vizio WatchFree+ may offer the match, depending on regional availability. Check these services for any last-minute announcements regarding India-specific streaming.
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