Sevilla vs Real Madrid 2025 live stream: Time, TV channels and how to watch La Liga online
Real Madrid visit Sevilla's Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan with nothing to play for. Things are different for the Andalusian team, however. After what's been a tough season for Sevilla, they still have to mathematically avoid relegation, meaning that they will surely play with intensity and physicality in their last home game of the season. Ancelotti will be forced to trust the youngsters once again, so it will be interesting to see if they're up to the challenge.
PREDICTED LINEUPS
Real Madrid predicted XI: Courtois, Vazquez, Tchouameni, Jacobo Ramon, Fran Garcia, Ceballos, Valverde, Bellingham, Guler, Mbappe, Endrick.
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Sevilla predicted XI: Nyland, Juanlu, Bade, Martinez, Carmona, Agoume, Sow, Suso, Peke, Lukebakio, Pascual.
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Date: 05/18/2025
Time: 19:00CET, 01:00pm EST.
Venue: Sanchez Pizjuan, Sevilla, Spain.
Available TV: Movistar La Liga, ABC
Available Streaming: ESPN+
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