Atresmedia, operator of Antena 3 and La Sexta among others, will broadcast the final of the Champions League between Real Madrid and Juventus in 4K and free-to-air via streaming and DTT.

The company has reached an agreement with Cellnex to broadcast the match in three Spanish cities – Madrid, Barcelona and Seville – with a coverage of 10 million people. In Madrid, 4K transmissions of the match will be available on channel 32; in Barcelona, channel 43 and in Seville, channel 36.

Spaniards across the country will also be able to watch the match in 4K via streaming on the antena3tv website.

The event will be also offered on pay TV in 4K by Movistar and Vodafone.

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