How to watch Spain vs Serbia: live streams for international friendly

Spain’s march toward the 2026 World Cup continues with a prestige friendly against Serbia on Thursday, and viewers worldwide have a range of options—both free and paid—to follow the action live.

Spanish audiences can watch every minute at no cost via RTVE Play, the country’s public broadcaster. The feed is geo-restricted to Spain, but Spanish residents travelling abroad can regain access through a reputable VPN service, with NordVPN recommended by TechRadar for speed and reliability.

United Kingdom viewers face a blackout on traditional television, yet Amazon Prime Video will carry the contest on a pay-per-view basis. A full Prime subscription is not required; anyone with a standard Amazon account can unlock the stream for £2.49.

In the United States the match will be shown exclusively on ViX, TelevisaUnivision’s streaming platform. Spanish-language commentary is included on both the ad-supported tier ($5.99 per month) and ad-free options.

Australian schedules currently list no local broadcaster for the fixture. Spanish nationals in Australia can again turn to RTVE Play via VPN to watch their team free of charge.

Kick-off times have not been confirmed in the release, but fans are advised to check local listings closer to match-day.

Spain arrive buoyant after topping their European qualifying group and will welcome back teenage sensation Lamine Yamal, joined by Barcelona teammates Pedri, Pau Cubarsi, Joan Garcia and Dani Olmo. Serbia, edged out of the play-offs by a single point, view the encounter as an early chance to reset and measure themselves against the world’s top-ranked side.

Whatever your location, a combination of official streams and VPN technology ensures no supporter needs to miss Spain’s first post-qualification test.