Where can I watch Monaco vs Barcelona on TV?
There will be many options to follow this game on TV around the world. These are some of the countries where you will be able to follow this clash live via a television channel:
United States: UniMás, TUDN USA (in Spanish).
Great Britain: TNT Sports 1.
Spain: Movistar Liga de Campeones 2.
France: Canal+ Foot, Canal+ Live 2.
Argentina: ESPN Argentina.
Mexico: TNT Sports.
For more options to follow this game live on TV, visit our Monaco vs Barcelona match page.
Where can I stream Monaco vs Barcelona live?
The game between Los Blancos and the German side will be available for many fans across the globe via streaming platforms. Here are some of the territories where you will be able to do so.
United States: Paramount+, fuboTV, TUDN.com, Univisión NOW, ViX, TUDN App.
Great Britain: discovery+, discovery+ App.
Spain: Movistar+.
France: myCANAL.
Germany: DAZN Germany.
Argentina: Disney+ Argentina.
Canada: DAZN Canada.
If you want to follow the clash and live in other countries, then have a look at our match page for streaming schedules across the globe.
Monaco vs Barcelona: Team news
Monaco enter this game unbeaten in their domestic competition but with a massive embarrassment this season, which came with their early exit from the Coupe de France. The team led by Adi Hutter will get to their UCL debut this season after an emphatic 3-0 win against Auxerre away from home, and players such as Lamine Camara and Denis Zakaria have made the most out of their performances with the highest ratings for Le Rocher. Monaco will want to get of to a good start in their first Champions League appearance since the 2018-19 campaign.
On the other side of the pitch, Barcelona hope to see their fine form in La Liga reflecting in the continental tournament, as the Blaugrana have a perfect record of five wins in the same numberof matches. Four players have been impressive for the Catalan side this season, as Robert Lewandowski (four goals) has led the pack with his goalscoring antics, which have been supported by Raphinha, Lamine Yamal, and Dani Olmo (three goals each). A Ligue 1 team eliminated Barcelona from last season's UEFA Champions League, and the team now led by Hansi Flick will try to get some sort of payback when they take the pitch at Louis II Stadium.
Unavailable players: The will have to face Barcelona with two major absences, as Edan Diop and goalkeeper Radoslaw Majecki are out for this game. Meanwhile, Barcelona will make the trip to Monaco without many footballers, including Fermín, Dani Olmo, Frenkie de Jong, Gavi, Ronald Araújo, Andreas Christensen, and Marc Bernal.
Monaco vs Barcelona: Head to head record
- This will be the third game between these teams in a European competition since 1994.
- Barcelona won both of their games against Monaco back then, including a one-nil away win.
- This will be Monaco's 13th home game against a Spanish team in this tournament. So far, the Red and white have won seven of those, with only two losses.
- In fact, Monaco have lost their last two home games in European competitions.
- Barcelona will be playing their 15th away game against a French opponent in this competition. Their record shows five wins, five draws, and four losses before Thursday's game.
- Barcelona's previous game in France ended in a 3-2 win against PSG last season.
- This will be Monaco's first UCL game against Spanish opposition since September 2018, when they lost to Atlético Madrid 2-1.
- Monaco's coach Adi Hütter will face a team led by Hansi Flick for the fifth time. His record shows only one win and three losses when facing his compatriot.
- Both Flick and Hütter will face Monaco and Barcelona for the first time in their respective coaching careers.
Monaco vs Barcelona: TV Schedules and Live Streaming options
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