Friday Night Football Frenzy: Oct 31, 2025 Fixtures, Channels, and Commentators
30 October 2025
Broadcasters and how to watch
Football fans on Friday October 31, 2025 have a packed lineup across European leagues and the Saudi Pro League. BeIN SPORTS will carry La Liga's 11th round, while the Saudi Pro League is spread across eight channels with streaming options. For viewers abroad, Nord VPN is recommended to access official streams from anywhere and keep snacks within reach—because latency is the only thing that should be delayed tonight.
Friday fixtures overview
The day features La Liga's matchweek 11 opener: Getafe vs Girona at 23:00 local time (Saudi), 00:00 UAE; Channel: beIN SPORTS 3 HD; Commentator: Jawad Batta.
In the Bundesliga, Augsburg hosts Dortmund at 22:30 Saudi time / 23:30 UAE time; Channel: MBC Action and the Shahid app; Commentator: Riyad Al-Hamrani.
Saudi Pro League Week 7 includes Al-Oudood vs Al-Najmah at 16:40 SA / 17:40 UAE on Eight 3, followed by Al Hilal vs Al Shabab at 17:50 / 18:50 on Eight 1, and Al Ettifaq vs Al Hazm at 20:30 / 21:30 on Eight 2.
In the Moroccan top flight, Olympique Dcheira vs Club Maknassi takes place at 17:00 Egypt / 16:00 Morocco on Tamazight, while Kawkab Marrakech vs Union Touarga airs at 17:00 Egypt / 16:00 Morocco on Tamazight as well. The Moroccan league games are part of the night’s diverse lineup, with coverage on local channels such as the Moroccan Sports network.
For fans who want more local options, the full schedule link below is your best friend. See the complete list here: https://www.kooora.com/arabic/matches today
The night also features a wider look at fixtures in other leagues, with additional matches and channels listed in the extended schedule. And yes, there’s a reminder that you can watch from anywhere with the right tools—just don’t forget the popcorn.
Punchline time: If football were a hero, tonight’s cape would be a referee’s whistle—a dramatic entrance and a dramatic exit, all in one dramatic minute.
Punchline two: I came for the goals, stayed for the commentators’ puns. If your Wi‑Fi stays strong, your fantasy team will stay wrong—in a good way.
