Barcelona Schedule

Relax, Culers! You don’t need to search anymore. Here, you’ll always find Barcelona’s next match, including when and where it will be played, the time, the stadium, and where to watch it on TV.

If you prefer to check Barcelona’s standings in different competitions, you can do so as well.

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FC Barcelona’s 2025 Summer Asian Tour

• Preseason Match 1: July 27 vs. Vissel Kobe in Japan (the former club of Andrés Iniesta and Sergi Samper) – Kickoff at 7:00 PM local time (1:00 PM in Spain).
• Preseason Match 2: July 31 in Seoul (South Korea) vs. FC Seoul – Kickoff at 8:00 PM local time (2:00 PM in Spain).
• Preseason Match 3: August 4 in Daegu (South Korea) vs. Daegu FC – Kickoff time to be confirmed.

Athletic Club vs Barcelona – La Liga

After the win against Athletic Club (0-3), FC Barcelona has completed the 2024/2025 La Liga season. The preseason schedule has not been officially confirmed yet, but the team is expected to go on an Asian tour in Japan and South Korea, with at least three matches (Barcelona will not be participating in the Club World Cup).

The dates for the upcoming 2025/2026 La Liga season have not been announced yet, but the first matchday is expected to take place around August 11–17. The season is starting earlier than usual because 2026 is a World Cup year, with the tournament set to be held in the United States.

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• 📺 TV Broadcast: Spain: Movistar La Liga / DAZN – Germany: DAZN – Argentina: Disney+ / ESPN / DIRECTV – Australia: beIN Sports – Brazil: Disney+ / ESPN – Chile: Disney+ / ESPN / DIRECTV – China: CCTV / Migu / iQiyi / Leisu / Qiukedao – Colombia: Disney+ / ESPN / DIRECTV – United States: ESPN+ / ESPN / ESPN Deportes – France: beIN Sports – India: GXR – Ireland: Premier Sports – Italy: DAZN – Japan: DAZN / U-Next – Mexico: Canal 5 / Sky México – Peru: Disney+ / ESPN / DIRECTV – Portugal: DAZN-ELEVEN Portugal – United Kingdom: Premier Sports – Venezuela: Disney+ / ESPN / DIRECTV / IVC Network

Barcelona’s Standings in the Champions League:

FC Barcelona had a very strong campaign in this Champions League, reestablishing the team as one of the top clubs in Europe. They advanced from the group stage as the second-best team, and then went on to eliminate Benfica and Borussia Dortmund.

In the semifinals, we faced Inter Milan in a very tightly contested tie — the first leg ended 3–3, and the second leg also finished 3–3. Unfortunately, we were knocked out in extra time after conceding a fourth goal, making it 4–3. (Total of 6-7).

📺 TV Broadcast: Spain: Movistar Liga de Campeones – Germany: DAZN / Prime Video / ZDF – Argentina: ESPN – Australia: Stan Sport – Brazil: TNT Sports / SBT – Chile: ESPN – Colombia: ESPN – United States: Paramount+ / TUDN – France: Canal+ – India: Sony – Ireland: RTE / Saran Media / Virgin Media / Premier Sports – Italy: Sky / Amazon Prime – Japan: WOWOW / Fuji TV / NTV – Mexico: Max / Caliente TV – Peru: ESPN – Portugal: Sport TV / DAZN – United Kingdom: TNT Sports / Amazon Prime / BBC – Venezuela: ESPN

Barcelona vs Real Madrid – Final Copa del Rey

A great final against our eternal rival: Real Madrid. El Clásico — the biggest match in world football — where we played for the Copa del Rey… and we won! Though not without suffering.

The match began with a 1–0 lead thanks to a goal from Pedri in the 28th minute. But then Real Madrid turned it around to 1–2 with goals from Mbappé and Tchouaméni. In the 84th minute, Ferran Torres made it 2–2, sending the game into extra time.

Then, in the 116th minute, a stunning goal from Koundé gave us the final victory and the trophy. That makes it 32 Copa del Rey titles — more than anyone else.