Barcelona host Villarreal at the Spotify Camp Nou for Matchday 26. Get live stream details, TV channels, and team news for this top-of-the-table La Liga clash.
Barcelona vs Villarreal Live Stream: How To Watch La Liga Match Online, TV Channel, And Kick-Off Time (Image Source: X)
Barcelona face Villarreal in a huge La Liga clash at the Spotify Camp Nou on Saturday, February 28, 2026. Right now, Barca sit just one point ahead of Real Madrid at the top, and after hammering Levante 3-0, they’re looking to stretch that lead. It’s not just any match, either; this is Hansi Flick’s 100th game managing Barcelona.
And Villarreal? They’ve beaten Barca away in their last two visits, and they’re sitting third, so they’re not coming just to make up the numbers. With the title race heating up and Flick hitting a major milestone, here’s how you can watch the live streaming of Barcelona vs Villarreal, La Liga 2025-2026 match.
𝐇𝐀𝐍𝐒𝟏𝟎𝟎 𝐅𝐋𝐈𝐂𝐊 pic.twitter.com/Em9uVG1ki7
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) February 28, 2026
| Spain | Movistar+, DAZN LALIGA |
| United States | ESPN+, ESPN Deportes |
| United Kingdom | Premier Sports 1, La Liga TV |
| India & Subcontinent | FanCode, GXR World |
| Canada | TSN+ |
| Australia | Optus Sport |
| Middle East & Africa | beIN Sports, SuperSport |
The match will be played at the Camp Nou, which is currently operating at a reduced capacity of approximately 60% as final renovations continue through June 2026.
Date: Saturday, February 28 2026
Venue: Spotify Camp Nou, Barcelona
Local Kick-Off: 4:15 PM CET
UK (GMT): 3:15 PM
India (IST): 8:45 PM
USA (ET): 10:15 AM
Barcelona heads into this game with a bit of a mixed bag. Pedri’s back and ready to play, which is great news, but Frenkie de Jong is out for six weeks with a hamstring injury. That’s a real blow. On top of that, defender Gerard Martin has to sit this one out because he picked up too many yellow cards.
❝ Every game is important and never easy. ❞
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) February 27, 2026
Hansi Flick on the #ucldraw pic.twitter.com/gvbiczeTh3
Villarreal, the “Yellow Submarine”, is also missing some important defenders, like Logan Costa and Juan Foyth. Still, they’re dangerous on the break. Hansi Flick brought that up himself before the match, and he’s right to be cautious. If Barcelona wins today, they’ll stretch their lead at the top to four points, at least until Real Madrid plays Getafe on Monday.
