River Plate vs Vélez live, Professional League Cup: what time does it play, on which channel and where to watch

River Plate vs Velez Sarsfield Live: Follow the broadcast of the match for matchday 3 of Zone A of the Argentine Professional League Cup. Find out below when they play, at what time and on which channels to watch the broadcast, how the teams get to the duel, among other details.

WHAT TIME DOES RIVER PLAY VS. VELEZ

The River and Vélez match will take place this Saturday, September 2, 2023, from 9:30 p.m. in Argentina (7:30 p.m. in Peru), at the José Amalfitani stadium. Look at the schedules by country:

6:30 p.m. – Mexico

7:30 p.m. – Peru, Ecuador, Colombia

8:30 p.m. – Venezuela, Bolivia, Paraguay, Chile, United States (Miami)

9:30 p.m. – Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil

02:30 am on Sunday 03 – Spain, Germany, Italy, France

ON WHICH CHANNEL TO SEE RIVER VS. VELEZ

The transmission of River Plate vs. Vélez Sarsfield can be seen on TNT Sports in Argentina, while in the rest of the countries on the continent through ESPN and Star Plus. DSports will broadcast the game on television (TV), while DGO (DirecTV) broadcasts via streaming over the internet.

Invigorated by the win on the last day, River will visit Vélez Sarsfield this Saturday, in turn urged to score points to escape relegation for the third date of the Football League Cup.

The “Millionaire”, champion of the last Professional League, started the tournament with a defeat but recovered last week with a resounding 5-1 win over Barracas Central at the Monumental stadium, where he has 16 wins in a row.

But the same does not happen when he leaves home, and that situation has cost him, for example, early elimination in the round of 16 of the Copa Libertadores.

“You have to be patient. River does not wait for you and it is win or win. There are many boys from the club who need to add minutes. We have a new defense. You have to keep working. There are no secrets, ”said coach Martín Demichelis about the moment of his team.

Vélez, is going through a bad season in the Professional League and needs to add to the annual table that decides a relegation to the second division and in which “Fortín” appears 24th out of 28 teams, just two points from the last one, Huracán.

Vélez is a historic man who has been in the first division for 83 years in a row and who is now involved in the fight for permanence, which became more complicated after last date’s defeat against Independiente (1-2), another direct adversary in the fight to avoid relegation.