Where to watch Levante vs Barcelona for free in La Liga?

Levante face a stern challenge in their first match at the Clutat de Valencia stadium after their La Liga return when they host Spanish giants Barcelona in what should be a really action-packed game on Saturday evening.

These two Spanish sides have faced each other 45 times in the past. Out of that, Barcelona have won 32 games and Levante have only been able to clinch six victories over the reigning La Liga champions. Barcelona have won four of their last five meetings against Levante, scoring 12 goals in that period! The last time Levante defeated Barcelona was way back in November 2019, and Barcelona have scored 134 goals in their 45 meetings against Levante, averaging almost three goals per game.

Levante have not exactly had a happy return to the 2025/26 La Liga after being promoted to the top division at the end of last season. They suffered a 2-1 loss to Alaves in their first match back into the top flight and have actually only won two of their last five games, scoring eight goals in that period and keeping three clean sheets.

Barcelona are determined to retain their La Liga title this season and started the season with a compelling 3-0 thrashing of Mallorca. The Blaugrana have been able to win all their last five games, scoring a whopping 21 goals in that period, and they are showing zero signs of slowing down with their unpredictable, thrilling attacking football.

Julian Calero is actually dealing with a host of injury problems in his Levante squad in the opening part of the 2025/26 season. He will be missing the likes of Alan Matturo (thigh), Alfonso Pastor (broken finger), Jon Olasgasti (thigh), Kevin Arriaga (thigh) and Goduine Koyalipou (hamstring) because of injury troubles in this game. Calero will hope that the home advantage can work to Levante's favour to inspire them to produce a gritty performance and that his players are clinical on the transition to get a big result against the La Liga giants.

Hans-Dieter Flick is also missing a few important first-team players heading into this away trip. German goalie Marc-Andre ter Stegen is the major absentee as he deals with a back injury that is likely to keep him out for a few months. Dani Rodriguez is out with a shoulder injury as well, while Robert Lewandowski will need to pass a late fitness test to be deemed fully fit for this clash. Flick will be urging his side to maintain their destructive form and for them to continue being innovative and ruthless with their attacking moves to get another big win on the road.

Where to watch Levante vs Barcelona for free - Live Streams & TV Channels

The La Liga clash between Levante and Barcelona will be shown all around the world on multiple platforms. Here we look at some of the Levante vs Barcelona live stream options from some key regions around the globe.

Levante vs Barcelona Predicted Lineups

Levante Predicted Lineup

Pablo Cunat (GK), Jeremy Toljan, Adrian de la Fuente, Unai Elgezebal, Jorge Cabello, Yusi, Victor Garcia, Oriol Rey, Pablo Martinez, Roger Brugue, Ivan Romero

Barcelona Predicted Lineup

Joan Garcia (GK), Jules Kounde, Ronald Araujo, Pau Cubarsi, Alejandro Balde, Frenkie de Jong, Pedri, Dani Olmo, Lamine Yamal, Raphinha, Marcus Rashford

Levante vs Barcelona Kick-Off Timings