Guide to this Sunday's Barça-Levante match: schedule, where to watch and lineups

BarcelonaBarça and Levante will face off this Sunday (4:15 pm) at the Spotify Camp Nou stadium in a match corresponding to matchday 25 of La Liga. The Catalan side is looking to regain the top spot in the league after a poor run of results, while the Valencian team wants to try and climb out of the relegation zone, where they sit second-to-last with 18 points.

Barça are coming off a loss in their last match against Girona, a game decided in favor of the Catalan side by a controversial late goal from Fran Beltrán (2-1). Levante, meanwhile, are coming off a 0-1 defeat in the Valencian derby against Villarreal, a match played last Wednesday on Matchday 16 that had been postponed due to weather conditions. Barça currently sit second in the La Liga standings with 58 points, while Levante have 18. Barça's record stands at nineteen wins, one draw, and four losses. Levante have four wins, six draws, and fourteen losses. Hansi Flick will continue to be without Andreas Christensen and Pablo Gavi, both sidelined with injuries sustained a few days ago, although Gavi has rejoined group training. A positive note is the return of Pedri to the squad. Rashford also returns. Levante will be without Roger Brugué and Pablo Martínez due to injury, Kevin Arriaga due to suspension, and Unai Elgezabal is doubtful.

Time and place of the match

The match will be played on Sunday at 4:15 p.m. at the Camp Nou (Barcelona).

Where to watch the match (television)

The match between Barcelona and Valencia can be watched on television via Movistar LaLiga. It can also be followed live on ARA, minute by minute.

Probable lineups

FC Barcelona (4-3-3): Juan García; Kounde, Eric Garcia, Cubarsí, Balde; De Jong, Fermín, Olmo; Lamine Yamal, Ferran Torres and Raphinha.

Levante (4-2-3-1): Ryan; Toljan, Dela, Moreno, Manu Sánchez; Raghouber, Olasagasti; Tunde, Carlos Álvarez, Romero; Etta Eyong.

Referee: Alberola Rojas (Castilla-La Mancha).