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Real Madrid vs PSV | Round 5 | UEFA Champions League | November 24, 2026

Real Madrid
25:15:36:53
8:00 PM
PSV
League UEFA Champions League
Round number Round 5
Match time 8:00 PM
Match date 2026/11/24
Stadium —
Broadcast channel —
Commentator —
Match status Not started

Next up for Real Madrid is a UEFA Champions League fixture (Round 5) against PSV, scheduled for Tuesday, November 24, 2026. If you are planning to follow it live, the section below has the kick-off time for fans in different countries.

Kick-off times around the world

Wherever you are watching from, the start time works out as 5:00 PM in Brazil (Brasília), 8:00 PM in London, 1:30 AM on Wednesday in New Delhi, 7:00 AM on Wednesday in Australia (Sydney), 3:00 AM on Wednesday in Indonesia (Jakarta), 5:00 AM on Wednesday in Japan and 5:00 AM on Wednesday in South Korea. It is a late one for viewers in New Delhi, Indonesia, Japan and South Korea, where the game starts in the small hours. Those are the times as scheduled at the moment, and they can still move if the league changes the fixture.

Recent meetings

We have no recent meetings between Real Madrid and PSV on record, so there is little head-to-head history to lean on. With no recent result to point to, the current season is the better guide.

What to expect

Real Madrid will want the home crowd involved early, while PSV will aim to stay organised and make the first hour uncomfortable. Games like this tend to turn on small details, whether that is a set piece, a single mistake or one moment of quality. Neither Real Madrid nor PSV will want to fall behind early, and the opening twenty minutes may say a lot about how the game goes. A result here could shift things in this season’s UEFA Champions League table, even if only by a place or two. A good atmosphere in the stadium can make a real difference, and both sets of supporters will have made their plans. Fans watching from abroad can use the times above to plan around work, school or sleep. The fixture list rarely leaves much time to dwell on a single result, so every game in this stretch carries some weight. Form can count for a lot, but it rarely settles a game on its own. Even a single result can change the mood around a club for a few weeks, which is why games like this get so much attention. For the neutral, there is plenty to enjoy in a match between two sides with something to play for. Supporters of both clubs will be hoping for a performance as much as a result. Games at this point in the schedule often swing on fitness and rotation as much as on tactics. Anyone planning to follow the match from abroad may want to check the start time once more on the day. Come back nearer the day for any update to the match details.

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