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TV-guide: Where to Watch Deportivo Alavés – Real Madrid

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Rodrygo Silva de Goes of Real Madrid, Ruben Duarte, and Rafa Marin of Deportivo Alaves, 2024
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On December 14, 2025, football fans are in for an exciting clash as Deportivo Alavés takes on Real Madrid in a crucial La Liga encounter. Both teams have had an eventful season so far, with Real Madrid sitting comfortably in second place, showcasing their dominance with a robust 36 points.

Deportivo Alavés, currently positioned at 11th with 18 points, will look to capitalize on home advantage at Estadio Mendizorroza. Despite some injury concerns, fans can expect a thrilling contest with both sides eager to claim vital points. With Real Madrid historically dominating their encounters, Alavés will be keen to turn the tables this time around.

Deportivo Alavés – Real Madrid: When and Where?

  • City: Vitoria-Gasteiz
  • Stadium: Estadio Mendizorroza
  • Date: 14 December 2025
  • Hour: 21:00

The match is set to take place at Estadio Mendizorroza in Vitoria-Gasteiz on December 14, 2025. Fans should mark their calendars for this 21:00 kickoff local time. The stadium will witness a clash of titans as Real Madrid visits Deportivo Alavés in what promises to be an electrifying evening of football.

Estadio Mendizorroza

LaLiga

December 14, 2025

9:00 pm

Deportivo Alaves
Real Madrid
Odds are subject to change. Last updated December 12, 2025 10:23 am

Deportivo Alavés – Real Madrid: On Which TV Channel?

  • Channel: SuperSport MáXimo 3 and SuperSport GOtv LaLiga
  • Broadcast time: 20:00

For viewers in Nigeria, the match will be broadcast live on SuperSport MáXimo 3 and SuperSport GOtv LaLiga, with coverage starting at 20:00 local time. Additionally, fans can stream the match live via the DStv Now platform. It’s advisable to visit Live Soccer for any last-minute updates on broadcast schedules and availability.

Deportivo Alavés – Real Madrid: Predicted Lineups

With anticipation building for the clash, both teams are gearing up with strategic lineups. Deportivo Alavés will look to their recent form, including a notable victory over Real Sociedad, to boost their confidence. Despite injuries to key players like Nikola Maras and Jon Guridi, the home side aims to field a competitive squad. Meanwhile, Real Madrid, despite a few setbacks in recent matches, remains formidable with a star-studded lineup, although injuries to key defenders like Daniel Carvajal and David Alaba might affect their defensive strategies. This match presents an opportunity for both teams to showcase their tactical prowess and determination.

Deportivo Alavés Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions

Deportivo Alavés will likely field a formation that relies on a solid defensive setup, with Antonio Sivera as the last line of defense. The expected lineup includes:

  • Predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Antonio Sivera, Right back – Jonny Otto, Right center back – Nahuel Tenaglia, Left center back – Jon Pacheco, Left back – Victor Parada, Right defensive midfielder – Pablo Ibanez, Left defensive midfielder – Antonio Blanco, Right wing – Calebe, Attacking midfielder – Denis Suarez, Left wing – Abde Rebbach, Center forward – Lucas Boye
  • Injuries and suspensions: Nikola Maras (Ligament injury – Doubtful), Jon Guridi (Knee injury – Doubtful)

Real Madrid Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions

Real Madrid, despite some injury woes, boasts a lineup rich in talent and experience. The expected starting XI is:

  • Predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Thibaut Courtois, Right back – Federico Valverde, Right center back – Raul Asencio, Left center back – Antonio Rüdiger, Left back – Víctor Valdepeñas, Defensive midfielder – Aurelien Tchouameni, Right central midfielder – Arda Guler, Left central midfielder – Jude Bellingham, Right forward – Rodrygo, Center forward – Gonzalo Garcia, Left forward – Vinicius Junior
  • Injuries and suspensions: Daniel Carvajal (Knee injury – Late December 2025), David Alaba (Muscle injury – Doubtful), Ferland Mendy (Muscle injury – Late December 2025), Trent Alexander-Arnold (Hamstring Injury – Late January 2026), Eder Militao (Tendon injury – Early February 2026), Eduardo Camavinga (Calf Injury – Late December 2025)

As the match day approaches, fans can expect an intense battle, with both teams bringing their A-game to the pitch.

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