Real Madrid vs Liverpool live stream: How to watch Champions League match online without cable

Real Madrid will aim to secure their place in the Champions League quarter-finals this week when old foes Liverpool travel to the Spanish capital.

Los Blancos fired a message about their title defense with an impressive 5-2 round of 16 win at Anfield last month and will be confident of getting the job done on home soil.

Liverpool’s record of famous European setbacks will give the visitors hope of a response when they face an all-or-nothing night in Madrid.

Fans around the world can stream this high-stakes Champions League match and The sports news have all the details on how to do it below.

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Real Madrid vs Liverpool live stream

This match will be the sixth meeting between the two sides since Klopp’s arrival on Merseyside in 2015, with the former Borussia Dortmund boss yet to secure a win over the Spanish giants.

Liverpool face a huge task to try and turn the competition around against the holders, but Carlo Ancelotti looks determined to go all the way in the Champions League again in 2023 as Real Madrid’s La Liga title hopes fade away.

Watch Real Madrid vs Liverpool online

Here’s how fans around the world can stream the match worldwide.

United Kingdom/North America

Fans in the UK will be able to follow all the action via BT Sports’ streaming services, with DAZN on call in Canada, and supporters in the US covered by fuboTV and Paramount+, with services available in English and Spanish.

Asia/Oceania

beIN Sports Connect will stream the match exclusively in Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore, with sooka and StarHub TV+ also offering access in the latter two.

Sony LIV and JioTV will broadcast the game live to fans in India with Stan Sport the exclusive Champions League broadcaster in Australia in 2022/23, with Spark Sport covering New Zealand.

Champions League line-up: Round of 16 – 14-15 March

This week’s Champions League action includes the last four second leg matches of the round of 16 with four teams set for a quarter-final place and four losing teams eliminated from the tournament.