Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid are set to face each other in a highly anticipated La Liga match on Sunday, September 20. The game will kick off at 10:15 AM ET (3:15 PM BST) and will be broadcast in several regions. In Brazil, the match will be streamed for free on CazeTV's YouTube channel. Viewers outside Brazil may need a virtual private network (VPN) to access the stream. A VPN is a tool that allows users to access content from different regions by masking their location. Currently, the La Liga table has Barcelona in first place, Real Madrid in second, and Atletico Madrid in third. The result of this match could shift the standings before the extended international break. Real Madrid has started the season strongly, winning five of their first six league games, while Atletico Madrid has four wins, one draw, and one loss. Their standout performance was a 4-0 victory over Osasuna. Julian Alvarez will be absent from the match due to a muscular injury, which may affect Atletico Madrid's strategy under manager Diego Simeone. Real Madrid is expected to rely on their attacking strength, with players like Vinicius Junior and Kylian Mbappe playing key roles. The match will be broadcast in the United States on ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, and ESPN Select, which requires a subscription. Alternatively, viewers can access ESPN2 through services like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV Stream, and Sling TV, which offer free trials for new users. In the UK, the match will air on Premier Sports 1, which costs £18.99 per month or £130 annually. It can also be added to existing Sky TV, Virgin Media, or Prime Video plans. International viewers may need aVPN, with NordVPN being a recommended option. In Canada, the match will be shown on TSN5, with TSN Plus available for a monthly subscription of CA$24.99. An introductory offer is available for CA$59.99 for the first three months. International viewers can use NordVPN to access the stream. In Australia, the match will be broadcast on beIN Sports 2, with a monthly subscription of AU$16.99 or AU$169.99 annually, including a 7-day free trial. Viewers outside Australia can use aVPN, with NordVPN recommended. The match will begin at 4:15 PM CEST in Spain, which corresponds to 10:15 AM ET in the US, 3:15 PM BST in the UK, and 12:15 AM AEST in Australia on Monday, September 21. Viewers can watch the match on mobile devices through streaming apps provided by ESPN, Premier Sports, and beIN Sports. Social media platforms like X/Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube will also provide updates and highlights.