Fans eager to follow the action from the Madrid Premier Padel P1 tournament can tune in to the official Premier Padel YouTube channel. The platform will stream the first three rounds of the tournament live and free of charge. This includes the round of 32, round of 16, and the quarterfinals, allowing viewers to catch early matchups featuring top seeds like Coello, Tapia, Galan and Chingotto.
The YouTube broadcasts are accessible globally, making it easy for international fans to stay connected with the tournament from anywhere.
Movistar broadcasts the later rounds in Spain
From the quarterfinals onward, Spanish viewers can watch the tournament on Movistar , which will air matches on channels such as M Vamos (dials 8 and 53), M Ellas V (dial 66), and M Deportes 2 (dial 176). These broadcasts will feature both the men’s and women’s draws, including the high-stakes matches involving the sport’s biggest stars.
Movistar provides expert commentary and high-definition coverage, enhancing the viewing experience for padel enthusiasts across Spain.
Red Bull TV expands access to global audiences
Red Bull TV will also stream the tournament starting from the quarterfinals. This service is available online and via its app, offering fans around the world a chance to watch the most intense matches, including potential showdowns between Coello and Tapia versus Galan and Chingotto.
With its user-friendly interface and broad accessibility, Red Bull TV is a popular choice for viewers outside of Spain who want to follow the tournament live.
ESPN, Canal , SKY and Sport TV cover regional broadcasts
In Latin America, ESPN will provide live coverage of the Madrid P1 tournament. Italian fans can watch the event on SKY, while French audiences can tune in via Canal . In Portugal, Sport TV will carry the matches. These regional broadcasters ensure that fans across Europe and the Americas can enjoy the tournament in their native languages and preferred formats.
This widespread coverage reflects the growing global interest in padel and the star power of players like Coello, Tapia, Galan and Chingotto.
Match schedule and viewing times
The tournament runs from September 2 to September 7 at the Movistar Arena in Madrid. Matches begin daily at 9:00 AM CET from Tuesday to Friday. Semifinals on Saturday start at 12:00 PM CET, and the finals on Sunday begin at 4:00 PM CET. Fans should check local listings and platform schedules to confirm exact broadcast times.
