How to watch Real Madrid vs Red Bull Salzburg live: Stream link, TV channel, team news, prediction
Real Madrid can finish top of Group H and go to the opposite side of the bracket from Manchester City with a win or draw against Red Bull Salzburg on Thursday, or face the Premier League giants next, in the round of 16 at the 2025 Club World Cup.
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How to watch Real Madrid vs Red Bull Salzburg live, stream link and start time
Kick off time: 9 pm ET Thursday (June 26)
Venue: Lincoln Financial Field — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
TV Channel/Streaming: Watch live on DAZN, for free
Real Madrid vs Red Bull Salzburg live updates - by Andy Edwards
Real Madrid vs Red Bull Salzburg live score: 0-0
Goalscorers: None
Real Madrid starting lineup
Courtois - Alexander-Arnold, Rudiger, Huijsen, F. Garcia - Tchouameni, Valverde, Bellingham - Guler, Vinicius, G. Garcia
Red Bull Salzburg starting lineup
Zawieschitzky - Lainer, Gadou, Rasmussen, Kratzig - Diabate, Diambou, Dorgeles, Gloukh - Baidoo, Ratkov
Group H standings
Real Madrid — 4 points (+2 GD)
Red Bull Salzburg — 4 points (+1 GD)
Al Hilal — 2 points (0 GD)
Pachuca — 0 points (-3 GD)
Real Madrid team news, focus
OUT: Eduardo Camavinga (adductor), Endrick (hamstring), David Alaba (knee), Eder Militao (knee), Dani Carvajal (knee), Ferland Mendy (undisclosed)
Red Bull Salzburg team news, focus
OUT: Karim Konate (knee), Nicolas Capaldo (foot), Takumu Kawamura (knee)
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