DAZN Go vs Movistar Plus: Which Spanish Football Plan Wins?
DAZN Go launches in Spain from €4.99 a month. We compare its football and sports offer with Movistar Plus's €9.99 Plan Libre with sport.

DAZN Go, a new football streaming subscription, is now available in Spain from €4.99 a month. Its closest rival on price and content is Movistar Plus, specifically its Plan Libre with sport at €9.99 a month.
What DAZN Go offers
Football is the main draw. Subscribers get two LaLiga matches per round, one of them the free-to-air game, plus the full LaLiga Hypermotion, Liga F, Liga Prime Futsal and Primera Federación seasons. The Nations League and Euro qualifiers are also included in full, along with one match per round from the Premier League, Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1, Eredivisie and Liga Portugal.
Other sports are covered too: two NBA and two Liga Endesa games per round, a selection of playoffs and the Copa del Rey, one NFL game per round, and motorsport. That includes F1 and MotoGP practice, qualifying, selected sprints and at least one full Grand Prix a month, plus all of NASCAR and WorldSBK.
The €4.99 price requires a 12-month commitment. A full year can be paid upfront for €54.99, while the no-commitment option costs €7.99. Cancellation requires 30 days' notice, and two simultaneous streams are allowed only on the same network.
What Movistar Plus offers
At €9.99, Movistar Plus adds a large catalogue of films, series and documentaries, many of them original productions. It also lets you share the account with a friend or relative, even if they live elsewhere, and it has no commitment period: you can cancel at any time without notice.
On football it offers one LaLiga match per round and all of LaLiga Hypermotion. Its key advantage is one Champions League match and one UEFA Europa League match per round. It also adds the best Premier League match of each round and games from Argentina's Torneo Clausura, Serie A and the Bundesliga, among others. Beyond football, it carries tennis (Masters 1000, Grand Slams, Davis Cup), two Euroleague games per round, some women's competitions, rugby and padel.
The choice comes down to priorities. DAZN Go suits viewers who want a cheaper plan, follow LaLiga Hypermotion or Primera Federación, or want international matches not shown elsewhere. Movistar Plus fits those who want the Champions League, films and series, account sharing and no lock-in.
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