Real Madrid vs. FC Bayern: Champions League Quarter-Final Live Stream & TV Broadcast
Real Madrid and FC Bayern München are set to clash in a highly anticipated Champions League quarter-final match. This article provides details on where to watch the game.
A true highlight awaits in the Champions League on Tuesday, April 7th, as Real Madrid faces FC Bayern München in the first leg of their quarter-final tie. Kick-off at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium is scheduled for 9:00 PM (CET).
Real Madrid vs. FC Bayern München: Champions League Quarter-Final TV and Live Stream Information
While DAZN holds the majority of Champions League broadcasting rights, Amazon Prime Video also transmits selected matches. For each matchday, one top Tuesday game is exclusively shown on Amazon Prime. This time, it's the Real Madrid vs. FC Bayern match. Therefore, fans wishing to watch the first leg will need to tune into Amazon Prime Video.
Access to Amazon Prime Video is subscription-based, costing 8.99 Euros per month or 89.90 Euros annually.
Real Madrid vs. FC Bayern München: Key Match Information
- Matchup: Real Madrid vs. FC Bayern München
- Competition: Champions League
- Round: Quarter-Final, First Leg
- Date: April 7, 2026 (Note: The original text indicated April 7, but this is a Tuesday, which aligns with typical Champions League scheduling. The year "2026" appears to be a typo in the original source, as this is a current event. Assuming it's the upcoming season or a recent event in line with the "7. April" date.)
- Kick-off Time: 9:00 PM (CET)
- Venue: Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid
- TV/Live Stream: Amazon Prime Video
Champions League Quarter-Final First Leg Matches Overview
| Date | Kick-off (CET) | Home Team | Away Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 7 | 9:00 PM | Real Madrid | FC Bayern |
| Apr 7 | 9:00 PM | Sporting Lisbon | Arsenal |
| Apr 8 | 9:00 PM | PSG | Liverpool |
| Apr 8 | 9:00 PM | FC Barcelona | Atletico Madrid |
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