Guide to today's Barça-Copenhagen match: schedule, where to watch and probable lineups
Barça and Copenhagen face off at Camp Nou in a final Champions League match where the top 8 spots are at stake.
BarcelonaBarça host Copenhagen this Wednesday (9 pm) at the Camp Nou in the eighth and final match of the UEFA Champions League group stage. The Blaugrana are fighting for direct qualification to the round of 16. A victory with a greater goal difference than their pursuers who finish with the same number of points would guarantee them a place in the top eight and avoid elimination. play-offCopenhagen, meanwhile, needs to win to keep their hopes alive. play-offBoth teams are coming off wins in their last matches. Barça beat Oviedo (3-0) in LaLiga and Copenhagen defeated Boldklubben (3-2) in a friendly, as the competition pauses for a month in Denmark, coinciding with winter, as was the case for Barça's last Champions League opponent, Slavia Prague. Hansi Flick's side are ninth with 13 points, while Jacob Neestrup's team sits in 26th place with 8. Barça has won two and lost one home game in the Champions League, while Copenhagen has won one and lost two away. Barça will be without the already known injured Andreas Christensen, Pablo Gavi, and Pedri. Frenkie de Jong will be unavailable due to suspension. Ferran Torres could return to the squad. Copenhagen will be without Magnus Mattsson due to injury and Thomas Delaney due to suspension.
Match time and venue for Barça-Copenhagen
The match will be played this Wednesday at 9 pm at Camp Nou (Barcelona).
Where to watch today's match (television)
The match between Catalonia and Denmark can be watched on television via the Movistar+ platform. It can also be followed live on ARA, minute by minute.
Probable lineups for the match
FC Barcelona (4-3-3): Joan Garcia; Kounde, Cubarsí, Gerard Martín, Balde; Eric Garcia, Olmo, Fermín; Lamine Yamal, Lewandowski and Raphinha.
FC Copenhagen (4-4-2): Kotarsky; Meling, Suzuki, Gabriel Pereira, Marcos López; Larsson, Clem, Madsen, Achouri; Elyounoussi and Moukoko.
Referee: Benoit Bastien (French) and Bram Van Driessche (Belgian) in the VAR.