Matches to be broadcast LIVE on TV for Friday, November 8

This Friday, November 8, there will be a multitude of exciting matches to watch in Peru.

Football doesn’t stop, and this Friday, November 8, we’re going to enjoy it like never before, as championships around the world prepare to resume. Therefore, we present to you these clashes highly anticipated by fans. Don’t forget, you can view the full schedule ICI.

Moreirense vs. Gil Vicente will be an intriguing clash as part of matchday 11 of the Portuguese League. The visitors, with Jesús Castillo, are under pressure to recover points after two consecutive defeats, but the home side will not make it easy for them. The match will kick off at 3:15 p.m. Peruvian time (8:15 p.m. GMT) and will be broadcast live on GOLTV and GOLTV PLAY.

International vs. Fluminense. The ‘Colorada’ team is looking for another victory to move closer to the top positions in the Brasileirao, but the visitors have only one goal in mind: to win and enter the qualifying zone for an international tournament next year . This match will start at 5:00 p.m. local time (10:00 p.m. GMT) and will be broadcast on L1 MAX.

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Racing Montevideo vs. National. The home team is on a winning streak and aims to continue this momentum to climb the Uruguayan League standings; However, the ‘Decano’ will look to seize this opportunity to become the sole leaders of the championship and will not want to miss it easily. The match is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Peruvian time (11:30 p.m. GMT) and will be broadcast on Disney+ Premium and GOLTV.

Finally, we have a thrilling encounter between Palmeiras and Gremio; the ‘Verdão’ needs to take three points to reduce the gap with the leaders of the Brasileirao, Botafogo. Gremio will, of course, aim for victory to move up the table, currently finding themselves in 11th place. The duel is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Peruvian time (10:30 p.m. GMT) and will be broadcast on L1 Play.

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