Ewa Pajor celebrates a goal in front of a TV camera during a LigaF Moeve match.

Liga F boosts its audiovisual offering with record coverage for the Barça vs Real Madrid

The match will feature 16 cameras, making it the largest audiovisual coverage in history for a LigaF Moeve fixture. For the first time, the broadcast will incorporate the Ref-cam, which joins the usual setup alongside a mini-drone, pole-cam, mini-cameras, SSM, cinema camera, and DSLR.

01 OCT 2026

The match between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid CF will once again position Liga F Moeve in one of the major showcases of the season. Next Sunday, 4 October, starting at 17:00, the azulgranas and madridistas will face each other at the Spotify Camp Nou in a historic match, as it will be the first time both teams meet at this venue in league competition.

Furthermore, the fixture, which can be watched exclusively via DAZN, will boast additional appeal as it will be accompanied by the largest audiovisual deployment carried out to date in LigaF. The 16 cameras will provide coverage capturing every detail of one of the matches that generates the highest expectation both at home and abroad.

LigaF is once again making a special commitment to audiovisual production for one of the marquee fixtures in its calendar. The setup will combine the usual positions of a top-level broadcast with numerous special cameras that will bring the viewer closer to the action from perspectives previously unseen in the competition.

Among them, three Super Slow Motion cameras will stand out, allowing for maximum detail in the fastest and most decisive actions of the match, from technical skills to challenges or celebrations. The production will also incorporate two mini-cameras installed in the goals, offering a privileged view of everything that happens in the penalty areas, alongside a mini-camera in the tunnel, designed to capture the players' walkout and some of the most tense and emotional moments before stepping onto the pitch.

One of the major differentiating elements will be a mini-drone that will fly over the pitch, providing dynamic shots and a completely different perspective of the Spotify Camp Nou. This will be joined by a Pole-cam, located behind one of the goals, which will allow for aerial movements above the crossbar to showcase attacking plays from a spectacular angle.

The setup will also feature a cinema camera, designed to bring a more cinematic aesthetic to certain moments of the broadcast, and a DSLR camera focused on the crowd's reactions, allowing the broadcast to convey the atmosphere of a stand preparing to experience one of the most anticipated matches of the calendar.

The main new feature will come in the form of the Ref-cam, which will be used for the first time in a Liga F Moeve match. The camera attached to the referee will allow the production to incorporate footage from a completely different perspective, placing the viewer at the heart of the action and offering an immersive view of certain moments during the match.

Given the expectation of a strong turnout from fans in the stands, the technical deployment will also aim to translate the scale and atmosphere of one of women's football's biggest matches onto the broadcast.

With this record-breaking production, LigaF reinforces its commitment to innovation and audiovisual excellence in high-profile matches, incorporating new technologies and narrative resources to deliver an increasingly complete experience for the viewer and continue boosting the value of the competition's audiovisual product.