ESPN maintains non-exclusive multimedia LaLiga broadcast rights in Latin America until 2026, following a multi-year extension. This long-term TV contract covers Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela. The pay-TV provider exclusively covers up to five LaLiga matches per round and shares coverage with fellow commercial broadcaster DirecTV.

Subscribers can watch live LaLiga games on ESPN’s linear channels in Latin America, which are geo-tailored to specific locations (for instance, ESPN Argentina for Argentina, ESPN Colombia for Colombia). Streaming of matches is available via ESPN’s OTT service, Disney+, which is also geo-tailored to specific countries. LaLiga fans in Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay can stream games live using Disney+ Argentina.

Viewers in Bolivia, Chile, and Peru can stream some LaLiga matches live on Disney+ Chile. Meanwhile, Disney+ Sur offers ESPN’s LaLiga games streaming for fans in Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador.

Fans in Brazil can stream live La Liga games free-to-air exclusively on the CazéTV YouTube channel after the Brazilian sports streaming channel secured a six-year rights deal for the competition.

This deal runs from the 2026-27 to the 2031-32 seasons, making CazéTV La Liga’s main rights holder in Brazil. The sports streaming channel, which is run by YouTuber Casemiro Miguel and owned by LiveMode, replaces media giant Disney as the league’s broadcaster in this major South American market.

Thanks to this rights deal, Spanish Primera Division fans in Brazil can stream all La Liga games live on CazéTV. This includes fixtures involving European heavyweights Real Madrid and Barcelona, such as El Clásico, a derby that has featured several Brazilian superstars, including Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Neymar, Romário, Vinícius Júnior, Raphinha, and more.

This rights deal is not limited to live match broadcasts; it also includes the distribution of additional content, such as highlights, which will be broadcast across CazéTV’s social media platforms.

To stream live La Liga games on CazéTV’s YouTube channel for free, viewers in Brazil simply need to download the YouTube app on a supported internet-connected device or visit the official YouTube website.

The YouTube app is accessible on various devices that support the Google-owned online video-sharing platform, including smartphones, tablets, and streaming devices such as Apple TV, Roku, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, and smart TVs from brands like Samsung, LG, Vizio, and more. Additionally, viewers can also access YouTube on Xbox and PlayStation gaming consoles.

In Brazil, fans can watch live La Liga matches on Claro TV+, available on both TV and streaming platforms. Coverage is confirmed for seasons 2021-2026.

Sky+ broadcasts live coverage of La Liga matches in Brazil, both on television and online. The agreement spans seasons 2024-2029.

Vivo Play provides access to live La Liga games in Brazil, available to stream or watch on TV. The broadcast rights apply to seasons 2024-2029.

Live La Liga matches are available in Brazil on Xsports, offering coverage across traditional TV and digital streaming. The deal covers seasons 2025-2028.

Zapping delivers comprehensive coverage of La Liga in Brazil, including live broadcasts and replays. The partnership is valid for seasons 2024-2029.