Event
Details
- Fixture:
FC Barcelona vs Valencia CF
- Competition:
La Liga (2025-26 season), Matchday 4.
- Date & Time:
Sunday, 14 September 2025. Kick-off around 21:00 CEST / local time in
Spain.
- Venue:
Estadi Johan Cruyff (Barcelona’s temporary home) — a smaller stadium at
their training complex, capacity ~6,000, because Camp Nou is still under
renovation and not yet cleared for use.
Team
News & Injuries
Barcelona
Barcelona have a few injury and
availability issues going into the match. Here are some of the key points:
- Lamine Yamal
is ruled out with discomfort in the pubic area. He did not train, and his
absence is confirmed by the coach.
- Alejandro Balde
is out with a hamstring injury.
- Gavi
is still struggling with a knee issue. There’s hope he might return, but
his availability is uncertain.
- Frenkie de Jong
is unavailable due to injury.
- Marc-André ter Stegen
is out (back injury).
- A positive note: Marc Bernal has been medically
cleared to return after a long period out (ACL injury), though he is
unlikely to start immediately and will be eased in.
Valencia
Valencia are in somewhat better
shape in terms of injuries, with fewer confirmed absences:
- One confirmed absentee is Eray Cömert.
- No major new injury concerns have been widely reported
for Valencia ahead of this match. Corberán seems to have most of the squad
available.
Live
Stream & Viewing Info
- Viewers outside Spain will need to check local La Liga
broadcast rights. Many countries have official streaming platforms or
sports channels that carry La Liga matches (e.g. beIN, ESPN, DAZN, or
locally licensed broadcasters).
- In India, there will be info via platforms that
typically carry La Liga; articles mention “how to watch live in India.”
- Because Barcelona are playing at Estadi Johan Cruyff,
special arrangements have been made (VAR cameras, technical
infrastructure) to meet La Liga requirements. So the match should be fully
broadcast/streamed as usual.