Spain vs Turkey in Seville: Can the Iberians seal a World Cup 2026 Euroberth without breaking a sweat?
17 November 2025
Under the Seville sun, La Cartuja stadium is ready for a high-stakes duel as Spain face Turkey in a key European qualifying clash for the 2026 World Cup. The match represents more than three points: it’s a test of Spain’s dominance and Turkey’s late hopefuls trying to overturn a tough recent result.
Spain sits firmly at the top of the group with a perfect 15 points, and a draw would be enough to officially seal direct qualification. Turkey, in second place with 12 points, faces a daunting mission: win on the road with a substantial goal swing after a 0-6 defeat in the first leg to keep their direct qualification dream alive.
According to the report from Kooora, fans can follow the match through designated broadcasting channels and online platforms. The section below outlines where to watch and how to watch, along with kick-off details and commentators.
Where to watch the Spain vs Turkey match
BeIN Sports holds the rights for Europe’s World Cup qualifiers, and the game will be broadcast on beIN SPORTS 1 HD. This is the go-to channel for viewers in regions where the beIN network is available.
How to watch online
For online viewing, fans can use TOD TV for streaming of the match. BeIN Connect is available to subscribers who prefer streaming the European qualifiers on their devices.
Commentator and schedule
The commentary will be provided by Amer Al-Khodairy for BeIN Sports, bringing analysis and color to the Spain vs Turkey encounter in Europe’s World Cup qualifiers.
Kick-off details
The match takes place on Tuesday, 18 November 2025, at La Cartuja in Seville. Kick-off is scheduled for 22:45 Saudi time (23:45 UAE). A reminder that this fixture could shape the direct-qualification picture for the continent.
In a quick snapshot: Spain vs Turkey, La Cartuja, Seville, Tuesday 18 November 2025, 22:45 (Saudi), 23:45 (UAE). The venue and timing set the stage for a potential historic night for Spain as they chase further glory in their bid to reach the global stage.
Punchline time: Spain’s defense is so compact, even my GPS can’t find a hole in it. Punchline two: Turkey’s plan is to park the bus, hope for a miracle, and maybe borrow a goalie from a dream world—works in cartoons, not always on the scoreboard.
