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This weekend, Bet9ja will be streaming a mass of La Liga and EFL Championship fixtures as the two league campaigns continue marching towards what promises to be a dramatic end to the season, meaning plenty of entertainment is expected in every match as teams battle to achieve their respective objectives.
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How to watch live at Bet9ja
To access live streaming on Bet9ja’s platform you must:
- Ensure you have a minimum of N200 in your account
- Head to the Live or Match Event section on the platform
- Look for the video recorder icon on the game
- Click the Match Event to start watching
You can then watch in a pop-up window while still being able to continue browsing markets or placing live bets as the game continues to unfold.
What games are being streamed this weekend?
La Liga provides eight fixtures split across the weekend as matchday 24 of the 2025/26 season unfolds, including a number of particularly intriguing games.
Espanyol and Celta Vigo will get the weekend’s La Liga action underway at 2pm on Saturday afternoon, followed by Getafe against Villarreal and Sevilla vs Alaves.
The final La Liga fixture of the day will see Real Sociedad travel to the Santiago Bernabeu to take on title-chasing Real Madrid, who have the opportunity to leapfrog above Barcelona and to the top of the standings by two points if Alvaro Arbeloa’s men can claim a victory over European hopefuls Real Sociedad.
The action will restart on Sunday with Real Oviedo against Athletic Bilbao at 2pm, followed by Rayo Vallecano against Atletico Madrid – where you can watch Nigeria’s Ademola Lookman in action – Levante versus Valencia and Mallorca facing up Real Betis.
The last matchday 24 fixture in La Liga takes place on Monday night, when Barcelona travel to face Girona, and this game will also be available to stream live at Bet9ja. Hansi Flick’s side could be two points behind Los Blancos depending on Real Madrid’s result earlier in the weekend, meaning a victory could prove pivotal in the title race, and Blaugrana will be full of confidence given they have won all of their last six games across all competitions.
As for the EFL Championship, matchday 32 will continue after kicking off earlier in the week, with all five of the weekend’s scheduled fixtures set to unfold simultaneously at 4pm on Saturday afternoon.
Derby County take on Swansea, QPR face up against Blackburn Rovers, Preston North End come up against Watford, Portsmouth clash with Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday and Millwall.
However, the biggest game of the matchday takes place on Monday night, which will also be available to watch live on Bet9ja.
The Championship’s first and second-placed sides will come head-to-head at the Coventry Building Society Arena at 9pm on Monday, with leaders Middlesbrough eager to extend their current five-game winning streak and move five points clear at the top of the table.
Meanwhile, Frank Lampard’s Coventry City are aiming to end a three-game winless run in the league and leapfrog back above Middlesbrough into first place, reclaiming the position they had held from matchday nine to matchday 31. Nigeria’s very own Frank Onyeka is also in line to make his debut for the Sky Blues.
It will be one not to miss so make sure you catch every kick at Bet9ja!
