La Liga fixtures in the UK – full list of games
La Liga is back with every match live and free on TV in the UK
La Liga is back with a full raft of fixtures coming your way, and there's an extra bonus for UK fans – you can tune in for free!
LaLigaTV by Premier Sports will show full coverage of every match from the Spanish top division, with the dedicated channel made free for Sky customers.
Lionel Messi and Barcelona lead the way in the standings, but a refocused Real Madrid have surged under Zinedine Zidane during his second spell with the club and will push them all the way in the title race.
Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid has fallen off the pace somewhat in 2019/20 but will be determined to claw back some pride while Sevilla, Real Sociedad and Getafe continue to impress.
Check out the latest upcoming La Liga fixtures, UK times and TV details below.
La Liga fixtures on TV this week
All UK time
Thursday 11th June
Sevilla v Real Betis (9:00pm)
Friday 12th June
Granada v Getafe (6:30pm)
Valencia v Levante (9:00pm)
Saturday 13th June
Espanyol v Alaves (1:00pm)
Celta Vigo v Villarreal (4:00pm)
Leganes v Real Valladolid (6.30pm)
Mallorca v Barcelona (9:00pm)
Sunday 14th June
Athletic Bilbao v Atletico Madrid (1:00pm)
Real Madrid v Eibar (6:30pm)
Real Sociedad v Osasuna (9:00pm)
Watch La Liga for free in UK
It's happening. You can tune in to watch every single La Liga game for free via LaLigaTV by Premier Sports.
It usually costs £9.99 per month to subscribe to the full Premier Sports package, but with little in the way of live sport and huge audience desperate for a football fix, they have made the generous call to serve up La Liga for free.
For more details about watching La Liga in the UK, check out our dedicated guide.
How to watch La Liga in the UK
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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.