StarTimes in a statement issued Tuesday said it sealed a deal with the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) to acquire TV rights to the cup final.

La Liga Champions Barcelona will be looking to seal a fifth straight success when they face off with Valencia in the final.

Valencia, on the other hand, secured Champions League football for the second year running by winning 2-0 at Real Valladolid at the weekend and clinching fourth place in La Liga at the expense of Getafe.

“We are delighted to be bringing to our subscribers the final of the Spanish football’s premier cup competition.”

“We are committed to giving our cherished subscribers more and more of great content and this is not an exception.” Director of TV at StarTimes Ghana, George Lomotey said in the statement.