Global Sunday Showdown: Your Ultimate Guide to October 5, 2025 Football Action
4 octobre 2025
Soccer fans worldwide await Sunday, October 5, 2025, a day packed with top-tier fixtures across Europe and the Americas, plus a clear map of where to watch every kickoff live.
From Brentford against Manchester City in the Premier League to the Sevilla–Barcelona clash in La Liga and the Juventus–Milan derby in Serie A, the day promises drama, late goals, and the occasional referee moment we will pretend was tactical genius.
KOORA’s guide shows how to watch: Ligue 1 and La Liga are carried by BeIN Sports, Bundesliga by MBC Action, and Serie A by Abu Dhabi Sports. Additional streams are available on Shahid, StarzPlay, and the STC Play app, with MLS on Apple TV. For fans abroad, NordVPN keeps you in the game without a passport in hand.
The schedule also includes a mix of other leagues such as the Egyptian Premier League, the Moroccan Botola, and the Saudi divisions, creating a truly global football feast.
Below you’ll find a concise look at today’s fixtures and the associated channels and commentators, followed by a complete table if you want to drill down by league.
Broadcast channels and commentators
Premier League matches are shown on beIN Sports channels. La Liga and Ligue 1 games are also part of the BeIN lineup. Bundesliga is aired on MBC Action, while Serie A games are carried by Abu Dhabi Sports. Additional coverage is available on Shahid, StarzPlay, and STC Play for various matches. MLS action is streamed via Apple TV, with NordVPN offering global access for fans traveling or stuck in a cave with no satellite dish.
Selected fixtures and broadcast details
Premier League: Newcastle United vs Nottingham Forest at 16:00 Saudi time, 17:00 UAE, on beIN Sports HD 1 with commentary by Ali Mohammed Ali. Everton vs Crystal Palace at 16:00 Saudi on beIN Sports HD 4, with Bassem Al‑Zeer on the mic. Aston Villa vs Burnley at 16:00 on beIN Sports HD 5, with Khalil Al Balushi. Wolverhampton vs Brighton at 16:00 on beIN Sports HD 6 with Mohammed Barakat. Brentford vs Manchester City at 18:30 Saudi time, on beIN Sports HD 1 with Ali Saeed Al‑Kaabi.
La Liga: Alavés vs Elche at 15:00 Saudi; Sevilla vs Barcelona at 17:15; Real Sociedad vs Real Betis at 19:30; Espanyol vs Real Betis at 19:30; Celta Vigo vs Atletico Madrid at 22:00—each on BeIN Sports with various announcers including Ahmed Abdu, Hafiz al‑Draji, Ahmed Fouad, and others.
Serie A: Udinese vs Cagliari at 13:30; Bologna vs Pisa at 16:00; Fiorentina vs Roma at 16:00; Napoli vs Genoa at 19:00; Juventus vs Milan at 21:45; with commentators Ahmad Al‑Hamed, Faris Awad, and more.
MLS: Inter Miami vs New England Revolution at 02:30, Apple TV, with commentary by a line‑up of familiar MLS voices. Other leagues include fixtures from the Egyptian Premier League, Moroccan Botola, and the Saudi divisions, with coverage on Tod, StarzPlay, STC Play, and other regional platforms depending on your location.
Today’s schedule snapshot
For the full, detailed list of all matches, kickoffs, and channel assignments across Europe and the Americas, refer to the extended table linked in the article. If you’re traveling or streaming from abroad, Apple TV remains the MLS anchor, while NordVPN helps you bypass geo‑blocks for some regional games.
In short, it’s a football festival with a global footprint—tune in, cheer loudly, and pretend you understand the offside rule at least once this Sunday.
Punchline: My fantasy team is so good at silence it won the championship for best non‑event—all the drama happens in my head and my gym bag still smells like victory.
Punchline 2: Watching football on a VPN is like being a secret agent in a stadium—codes, plays, and a lot of buffering suspense before the goal reveal. Enjoy the show, and may the replays be kind to your Wi‑Fi.
