As the weekend of March 29-30, 2025, unfolds, football fans across the globe are in for a treat with a packed schedule of matches. From the Premier League to La Liga, and from the Bundesliga to the FA Cup, viewers can catch a plethora of live games on various platforms. The excitement is palpable as teams vie for glory in their respective leagues and tournaments.
Starting early on Saturday, the action kicks off at 11:00 AM Lisbon time with Liga Portugal 2, where Meu Super Oliveirense faces Tondela on SPORT.TV1. Just an hour later, at noon, the 2. Bundesliga features SC Paderborn 07 against FC Köln on DAZN 2. The FA Cup quarter-finals also begin at 12:15 PM with Fulham taking on Crystal Palace, broadcast on SPORT.TV2. Fans of the Championship can tune in at 12:30 PM as Watford goes head-to-head with Plymouth Argyle on SPORT.TV6.
As the afternoon progresses, La Liga comes into play at 1:00 PM with Real Sociedad clashing with Valladolid on DAZN 1. Serie A fans will not be disappointed either, as Venezia takes on Bologna at 2:00 PM on SPORT.TV3. Meanwhile, in Liga Portugal 2, Penafiel faces Marítimo, also at 2:00 PM on SPORT.TV+.
At 2:30 PM, the Bundesliga heats up with three matches: Borussia Mönchengladbach against RB Leipzig on DAZN 3, VfL Wolfsburg versus Heidenheim on DAZN 4, and Bayern München squaring off against FC St. Pauli on DAZN 2. Following that, at 3:15 PM, La Liga sees Espanyol take on Atlético Madrid on DAZN 1, while Liga Portugal 2 features Vizela against Portimonense on SPORT.TV6.
As the clock ticks closer to 4:00 PM, football enthusiasts can catch Stade Reims battling Marseille in Ligue 1 on SPORT.TV2, while Serie A's Juventus faces Genoa at 5:00 PM on SPORT.TV3. The FA Cup continues with Brighton taking on Nottingham Forest at 5:15 PM, live on talkSPORT.
Later in the evening, at 6:00 PM, Liga Portugal Betclic sees CF Estrela Amadora face Sporting on SPORT.TV1, while Ligue 1’s Saint-Étienne goes against PSG on SPORT.TV2. The action doesn’t stop there, as Kaiserslautern meets Fortuna Düsseldorf in the 2. Bundesliga at 7:30 PM on DAZN 6.
The day’s matches culminate with a series of thrilling encounters at 8:00 PM, featuring Almería against Levante in La Liga on DAZN 2, Real Madrid versus Leganés on DAZN 1, and Fafe against Varzim in Liga 3 Placard on CANAL 11. Fans can also catch Monaco battling Nice in Ligue 1 on SPORT.TV3 at 8:05 PM, and Sp. Braga facing Arouca in Liga Portugal Betclic at 8:30 PM on SPORT.TV2.
Sunday promises to be just as exhilarating. The FA Cup continues with Preston facing Aston Villa at 1:30 PM, and Bournemouth taking on Manchester City at 4:30 PM, both live on talkSPORT. Meanwhile, the Premier League is buzzing with Tottenham’s hopes of ending their 17-year trophy drought in the Europa League, as they prepare for a quarter-final tie against Eintracht Frankfurt. Former Spurs player Sandro believes that this could be the turning point for the club, stating, "This is a great opportunity for them, the players are intelligent, they will put everything and every bit of energy in those matches."
In other news, former Chelsea striker Álvaro Morata expressed regret over leaving Atlético Madrid last summer, revealing his struggles after moving to AC Milan. He said, "In the summer, I should have thought about things more, whether to leave Atletico or not." Meanwhile, Liverpool’s recent loss to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup final has stirred discussions among fans and pundits alike, with some claiming that the Reds have bottled it after their recent Champions League exit.
As the weekend progresses, the football world continues to buzz with excitement. Brighton goalkeeper Jason Steele shared his envy over Newcastle's recent Carabao Cup triumph, stating, "It gives us a little bit of hope." The Seagulls are still vying for their first major trophy, and Steele's sentiments reflect the aspirations of many teams looking to break their own droughts.
In the Premier League, John Terry remains hopeful about his managerial future, expressing a desire to manage Chelsea someday. He stated, "I still have a dream, I’d love to go in at Chelsea one day." Meanwhile, the transfer market is heating up as clubs eye potential signings, with Tottenham and West Ham both targeting Angel Gomes, who is nearing the end of his contract at Lille.
As the matches unfold and stories develop, fans are reminded of the unpredictable nature of football. With each kick-off, new narratives emerge, and the thrill of the game keeps supporters on the edge of their seats. Whether it’s a cup tie or a league battle, the passion for football remains unwavering, and this weekend is sure to deliver unforgettable moments.
