Where to watch Barcelona vs Brest: lineups, UEFA Champions League live stream online, TV channel, prediction
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O Barcelona is back in the UEFA Champions League this Tuesday, November 26, in a game against Stade Brestois, at the Lluis Companys Stadium. The match will have transmission at Maxwhile SBT will pass the .
What time is the Barcelona game today?
O Barcelona game this Tuesday, 26th, will start at 5pm (from Brasília) and in Brazil the broadcaster is Max streaming.
Barcelona face Brest with kick-off scheduled for 9pm CET local time in Spain. That means an 8pm GMT start in the UK, a 3pm ET or 12pm PT start in the US and Canada, and a 7am start in Australia on Wednesday morning.
How are the teams in the Champions League
Barca are winless in their last two games, losing 1-0 to Real Sociedad in the league just before the November international break. The Catalans are still top of the La Liga standings with 34 points after 14 games — four ahead of Real Madrid, who have a game in hand.
Hansi Flick’s side are currently sixth in the Champions League table, with three wins and one in hand after four games.
Brest, for their part, have been as hypocritical as any other team in Europe this season. The French side are unbeaten in the Champions League so far, defeating Sparta Prague, RB Salzburg and Sturm Graz, while drawing with Bayer Leverkusen. Les Pirates have scored nine goals and conceded just three, and are fourth in the tournament standings.
Barcelona match lineup
Barça: Lamine Yamal is a big doubt, while Eric Garcia and Ferran Torres are dark horses as they are close to recovery. Ronald Araujo, Ansu Fati, Andreas Christensen, Marc-Andre ter Stegen and Marc Bernal are all out. Flick could bring Frenkie de Jong and Alejandro Balde into the starting lineup, ahead of Gavi and Gerard Martin.
Possible line-up for the Barcelona game: Punishment; Kounde, Cubarsi, I Martinez, Balde; De Jong, Casado; Olmo, Pedri, Raphinha; Lewandowski.
Possible Brest line-up: Pierre Lees-Melou is expected to be out for a while and Massadio Haidara, Romain Faivre and Soumaila Coulibaly are expected to miss out. Bradley Locko is a long-term absence, while Abdallah Sima is also likely to miss out, but Ludovic Ajorque is fit in attack at least.
Possible Brest XI: Bizot; Lala, Chardonnet, Le Cardinal, Amavi; Camara, Lees-Melou, Fernandes; Balde, Ajorque, Doumbia.
