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Barcelona vs Atalanta LIVE Streaming, UEFA Champions League: Barcelona will be eyeing a slim chance at top spot in the UEFA Champions League group stage, as they play Europa League champions Atalanta in their final game. Having already secured a Top 8 spot, second-placed Barcelona currently sit three points behind Liverpool in the table, and have a chance at top spot should Liverpool lose and Barcelona win. Atalanta are themselves on the brink of Top 8 qualification, currently sitting 7th on 14 points. However, with several teams sitting just a point or two behind, Atalanta’s automatic Round of 16 qualification is not yet a certainty.

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When will the Barcelona vs Atalanta, UEFA Champions League match take place?

The Barcelona vs Atalanta, UEFA Champions League match will take place on Thursday, January 30 (IST).

Where will the Barcelona vs Atalanta, UEFA Champions League match be held?

The Barcelona vs Atalanta, UEFA Champions League match will be held at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys, Barcelona.

What time will the Barcelona vs Atalanta, UEFA Champions League match start?

The Barcelona vs Atalanta, UEFA Champions League match will start at 1:30 AM IST.

Which TV channels will show the live telecast of the Barcelona vs Atalanta, UEFA Champions League match?

The Barcelona vs Atalanta, UEFA Champions League match will be televised live on the Sony Sports network.

Where to follow the live streaming of the Barcelona vs Atalanta, UEFA Champions League match?

The Barcelona vs Atalanta, UEFA Champions League match will be live streamed on the SonyLIV app and website.

(All details are as per information provided by the broadcaster)

FC Barcelona staged a sensational comeback against Portuguese giants Benfica to secure direct qualification to the UEFA Champions League Round of 16. 2-4 down in the 75th minute, Barcelona scored three goals in the final 20 minutes of the game to complete a remarkable turnaround. In-form Brazilian winger Raphinha starred once again, scoring twice, including a dramatic 96th-minute winner, while Robert Lewandowksi also bagged a brace. The win puts Hansi Flick’s men in second spot in the Champions League table.

Barcelona started on a terrible note, conceding a second minute goal, as Benfica’s Greek striker Vangelis Pavlidis struck.

While Lewandowski did equalise from the penalty spot 10 minutes later, fortunes got worse for Barcelona in the rest of the first half.

Pavlidis took advantage from an error by Barcelona goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny to score into an empty net and make it 2-1. Soon after, Pavlidis completed a memorable hattrick, converting from the spot and leaving the visitors 3-1 down inside the first half an hour.

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Raphinha equalised in the 64th minute as he intercepted a poor goal kick by Benfica to head home, but it seemed like a comeback was not to be when Ronald Araujo conceded an own goal, leaving Barcelona 2-4 down.

But the dramatic encounter had more surprises, which kickstarted with another penalty, as Lewandowski scored from the penalty spot in the 78th minute.

In the 86th minute, Eric Garcia headed home a delicate Pedri cross, drawing Barcelona level at 4-4 with four minutes of regulation time to go.

And the comeback was concluded in the 96th minute. Despite only four minutes of stoppage time added, Barcelona were allowed to play on in a counter attack from a Benfica corner. Raphinha was sent through on the right flank, but maintained incredible composure to cut inside and slot home the dramatic winner.

Barcelona, thereby, became the second team to ensure their Round of 16 place after Liverpool.

Barcelona vs Real Betis LIVE Streaming, Copa del Rey: Just three days after a spectacular Supercopa de Espana win, FC Barcelona face a tricky Round of 16 tie in the Copa del Rey against fellow La Liga side Real Betis. Barcelona enter the game on a tremendous high, having battered Real Madrid 5-2 in the Supercopa final, and will hope to carry on the good momentum against Betis, who sit 10th in La Liga. Barcelona will likely once again rely on their attack of Raphinha, Lamine Yamal and Robert Lewandowski. The two sides drew 2-2 in a tight league game earlier in the season, proving that it will be far from a walk in the park for the Catalan giants. Betis will pin their hopes on former Real Madrid midfielder Isco, with Argentine Giovani Lo Celso sidelined due to injury.

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When will the Barcelona vs Real Betis, Copa del Rey match take place?

The Barcelona vs Real Betis, Copa del Rey match will take place on Thursday, January 16, 2025 (IST).

Where will the Barcelona vs Real Betis, Copa del Rey match be held?

The Barcelona vs Real Betis, Copa del Rey match will be held at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys, Barcelona.

What time will the Barcelona vs Real Betis, Copa del Rey match start?

The Barcelona vs Real Betis, Copa del Rey match will start at 1:30 AM IST.

Which TV channels will show the live telecast of the Barcelona vs Real Betis, Copa del Rey match?

The Barcelona vs Real Betis, Copa del Rey match will not be televised live in India.

Where to follow the live streaming of the Barcelona vs Real Betis, Copa del Rey match?

The Barcelona vs Real Betis, Copa del Rey match will be live streamed on the FanCode app and website.

(All details are as per information provided by the broadcaster)

Barcelona vs Barbastro Live Streaming Copa Del Rey Live Telecast: Barcelona return to action after the New Year’s break as they face a trip to take on minnows Barbastro in the Round of 32 tie of the Copa Del Rey. Barcelona are the most successful side in the history of the competition, having won the King’s Cup a record 31 times. Hansi Flick’s side, however, travel to Barbastro without Pau Victor and Dani Olmo as the Catalan giants have been on hold over a financial and administrative limbo that prevented their registration beyond 2024.

Their opponents, Barbastro, play in the 4th division of Spanish football, Segunda Federacion, and reached the Round of 32 after beating the other LaLiga side from the Catalan capital, Espanyol, 2-0 in December.

Both teams met in the Round of 16 last season with Barcelona winning 3-2 at Barbastro courtesy of goals from Fermin Lopez, Raphinha and Robert Lewandowski.

When will the Barcelona vs Barbastro Copa Del Rey Round of 32 match be played?

The Barcelona vs Barbastro Copa Del Rey Round of 32 match will be played on January 4.

Where will the Barcelona vs Barbastro Copa Del Rey Round of 32 match be played?

The Barcelona vs Barbastro Copa Del Rey Round of 32 match will be played at the Municipal de Deportes, Barbastro, Aragon, Spain.

What time will the Barcelona vs Barbastro Copa Del Rey Round of 32 match start?

The Barcelona vs Barbastro Copa Del Rey Round of 32 match will start at 11:30 PM IST.

Which TV channels will broadcast the Barcelona vs Barbastro Copa Del Rey Round of 32 match?

The Barcelona vs Barbastro Copa Del Rey Round of 32 match will not be telecast anywhere in India.

Where to follow the live streaming of Barcelona vs Barbastro Copa Del Rey Round of 32 match?

The Barcelona vs Barbastro Copa Del Rey Round of 32 match will be streamed live on FanCode app and website.

(All the details are as per the information provided by the broadcaster)

Real Madrid vs Barcelona LIVE Streaming, El Clasico La Liga Live Telecast: Real Madrid take on Barcelona in the first El Clasico of the season, hoping to leapfrog the Catalan giants in the La Liga table. Real Madrid currently sit three points behind league leaders Barcelona. The latter have been in the form side of La Liga under new manager Hansi Flick, winning nine out of ten games, scoring 3.3 goals per match. Real Madrid won both El Clasico games last season, courtesy of Jude Bellingham winning goals. The match will also be summer signing Kylian Mbappe‘s first Clasico.

Real Madrid vs Barcelona LIVE Streaming, El Clasico LIVE Telecast: When And Where To Watch

When will the Real Madrid vs Barcelona, El Clasico La Liga 2024/25 football match take place?

The Real Madrid vs Barcelona, El Clasico La Liga 2024/25 football match will take place on Sunday, October 27 (IST).

Where will the Real Madrid vs Barcelona, El Clasico La Liga 2024/25 football match be held?

The Real Madrid vs Barcelona, El Clasico La Liga 2024/25 football match will be held at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid.

What time will the Real Madrid vs Barcelona, El Clasico La Liga 2024/25 football match start?

The Real Madrid vs Barcelona, El Clasico La Liga 2024/25 football match will start at 12:30 AM IST (Sunday).

Which TV channels will live telecast the Real Madrid vs Barcelona, El Clasico La Liga 2024/25 football match?

The Real Madrid vs Barcelona, El Clasico La Liga 2024/25 football match will not be live telecast in India.

Where to follow the live streaming of the Real Madrid vs Barcelona, El Clasico La Liga 2024/25 football match?

The Real Madrid vs Barcelona, El Clasico La Liga 2024/25 football match will be live streamed on the GXR World app and website.

(All details are as per information provided by the broadcaster)

Spain conquered Europe for a record fourth time on Sunday as they beat England to win Euro 2024 and want this historic night to be the beginning of a new period of dominance. Led by young stars Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams, 17 and 22 respectively, many in Luis de la Fuente’s superb side will hit their prime in the years ahead. Between 2008 and 2012 Spain dominated international football, winning the Euros in those years and the 2010 World Cup in the middle. A fallow period followed with Spain falling badly short in most competitions until reaching the semi-finals of Euro 2020.

It was a positive sign but a last 16 defeat by Morocco at the 2022 World Cup spelled the end of Luis Enrique’s reign and the start of what was to come.

No longer dependent on dominating possession, Luis de la Fuente’s Spain play to a wide variety of strengths.

Sometimes they do keep the ball, as in the second half of their semi-final win over pre-tournament favourites France, but are not afraid to go direct, with the speedy and skilful Williams and Yamal duo leaving full-backs for dead on the counter.

Spain’s football has changed but they are hoping their domination of the international stage will be repeated.

“The European champions have been deservedly crowned, today I am even prouder and I hope this impulse will serve to be even better,” said De la Fuente.

“You can always improve and that’s our objective… we will do it because these players are an example for everyone, they are so good.”

Three of the stars from their golden generation, Xavi Hernandez, Andres Iniesta and David Villa, watched on in the Olympiastadion as La Roja lifted a major trophy for the first time in 12 years.

Laughing stock

Their elation in Germany comes after a troubled period in which the Spanish football federation became a global laughing stock.

After their brilliant women’s team won the World Cup in Australia last August, disgraced former president Luis Rubiales sparked worldwide controversy by forcibly kissing player Jenni Hermoso.

The man who appointed De la Fuente as Luis Enrique’s replacement eventually stepped down from his post three weeks later under heavy pressure from the government and the women’s players, who went on strike.

De la Fuente came close to the brink himself after applauding a fiery Rubiales speech initially refusing to resign, but apologised for it later, saying he was under “psychological stress” in the situation.

The coach had also come under heavy scrutiny after a shock defeat by Scotland in Euros qualifying in March 2023, but steadied the ship by winning the Nations League three months later, confirming Spain were on the right track, at least on the field.

With the team no longer dependent on stars from Real Madrid and Barcelona, but instead a real mix including a strong Basque contingent from Athletic Bilbao and Real Sociedad, Spain believed in themselves and their plan, even if others viewed them as lacking players to compete with the likes of France and England for the trophy.

They beat both, as well as hosts Germany and Euro 2020 winners Italy — the other four of Europe’s ‘big five’.

“This is a dream, we are the best national team in Europe,” Rodri told ITV.

“Imagine what we have next — we are so happy. We made history but it doesn’t stop here, we have talent and we’ll keep going.”

They won Euro 2024 without Barcelona midfielder Gavi, who suffered a bad knee injury in November, and the Catalan club’s young centre-back Pau Cubarsi, whom De la Fuente left behind this time, but will likely be a key component in the future.

Spain were also without Pedri for the semis and final after he was hurt early in the quarter-final win over Germany.

It is clear why De la Fuente believes Spain’s present is bright but their future can be even brighter.