Looks like Skysports lost the rights to show the game.
bas**rds. I stayed in to watch that tonight!!
It's called the internet Court. They have football on it.
Here's the full story
http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Story/0,,2154251,00.htmlSpanish cry foul as £40m row halts free TV footballGiles Tremlett in Madrid
Thursday August 23, 2007
The Guardian
Spanish football fans were yesterday left panicking about whether they would get televised games this season after the owners of the league rights said they had cut off the feed to a major broadcaster.
With the league season kicking off this weekend, Spanish fans had been looking forward to returning to their sofas - or their favourite seat in the bar - to watch the stars of La Liga return to action.
But the chances of seeing the likes of Barcelona stars Ronaldinho and Thierry Henry or Real Madrid's Raúl and Robinho, are now being threatened by a dispute between the owners of the rights and the production company that distributes the matches.
The former has cut off its service to the distributor, claiming that it is owed €58m (£40m) from last season. In the complex world of televised Spanish football, that kills off the free-to-air matches shown every weekend by national television station La Sexta.
The row, sparked in part by a titanic struggle for control over television rights in future seasons, also threatens to disrupt pay-TV matches.
One of La Sexta's major shareholders is the Mediapro production company, which is said to owe the money.
Mediapro has snapped up the league television rights for all but three of the top clubs for the season starting in 2009.
The company that owns the rights, a subsidiary of the Prisa media giant, claims it is protecting all parties, including the clubs and fans, by cutting the signal to La Sexta so that it cannot show this weekend's game between Sevilla and Getafe. Mediapro is crying foul and claiming that pay-TV matches will also be affected.
"The grave and unilateral decision ... is going to signal a drastic and substantial reduction of matches that will be broadcast by pay-TV," it said.