Neither Sky nor Mediaset Premium: Spanish football fans will have to thank none other than Calabria TV if they can see the last (actually practically irrelevant) ten days of the championship where the two players considered the strongest in the world play, Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The rights to La Liga, which remained vacant for almost the entire season on Italian networks, were therefore eventually purchased exclusively at national level by Video Calabria TV, digital terrestrial channel 13. There won't be a clash between the two stars (the two Clasicos have already been played) nor should there be too much suspense given that leaders Barcelona have a 13-point lead over Real Madrid and should set off to win the title without worries, but for each round four matches will be visible, for a total of 40 meetings until 1 June, when the last day is scheduled.
It begins on Saturday with the advances of Barça and Real on the fields of Celta Vigo and Zaragoza. On Sunday 31st, instead, at 19 pm the match between Espanyol and Real Sociedad; at 21, the match between Atletico Madrid and Valencia. The matches for next week have also already been designated: Saturday 6 April opens with Real Madrid-Levante (at 18 pm), and Barcelona-Mallorca (at 21 pm), with the two big players on the pitch again due to the European commitments. On Sunday 7 April the starter at 19pm is Getafe-Atletico Madrid, while at 21pm Valencia-Valladolid will be broadcast. The production is by La Liga, while the commentary will be entrusted to the team of Fabio Ravezzani, director of the Milanese Telelombardia and Antenna 3.
