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Where to watch Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel
Racing de Cordoba
vs
CA San Miguel
Primera Nacional · Sun, 9 Aug 2026 · 20:00
Racing de Cordoba take on CA San Miguel in Primera Nacional (24). Kick-off is 20:00 in Portugal (19:00 UTC). Here are the TV channels and streaming services carrying it in each country.
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Where to watch Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel on TV
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Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel kick-off time
Portugal 20:00 · Sun, 9 Aug 2026
UK 20:00
US Eastern 15:00
UTC 19:00
Last meetings
21 Mar 2026
CA San Miguel 1 - 2 Racing de Cordoba
Primera Nacional
17 Aug 2025
CA San Miguel 1 - 0 Racing de Cordoba
Primera Nacional Zona A
13 Apr 2025
Racing de Cordoba 1 - 1 CA San Miguel
Primera Nacional Zona A
08 Sept 2024
Racing de Cordoba 1 - 0 CA San Miguel
Primera Nacional
21 Apr 2024
CA San Miguel 2 - 0 Racing de Cordoba
Primera Nacional
Form & head-to-head
Racing de Cordoba L D W L W
CA San Miguel D W D L D
Head-to-head: Racing de Cordoba 2 · 1 draws · CA San Miguel 2
Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel — frequently asked questions
What channel is Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel on in Portugal? Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel is shown on LPF Play in Portugal. Broadcasters in other countries are listed above.
What time does Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel kick off? Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel kicks off at 20:00 in Portugal (20:00 UK, 15:00 US Eastern, 19:00 UTC) on Sun, 9 Aug 2026.
Is Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel free to watch? Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel is generally only on subscription TV or streaming. Check the listings above for a free option in your country.
What competition is Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel in? Racing de Cordoba vs CA San Miguel is part of Primera Nacional.
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