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TV-guide: Where to Watch Barcelona – Villarreal

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Pepe (19) of Villarreal CF and Raphina (11) of FC Barcelona, 2025
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As LaLiga reaches its critical stages, the clash between Barcelona and Villarreal on 28 February 2026 promises to be a captivating encounter. Barcelona, currently sitting at the top of the league table, will defend their position against third-placed Villarreal. The stakes are high, and both teams are eager to secure crucial points.

Barcelona’s recent form has been impressive, with three wins in their last five matches, while Villarreal has also displayed strong performance, winning four out of their last five. Fans should be thrilled to watch these two Spanish giants compete at Spotify Camp Nou.

Barcelona – Villarreal: When and Where?

  • City: Barcelona
  • Stadium: Spotify Camp Nou
  • Date: 28 February 2026
  • Hour: 17:15

This exciting LaLiga fixture is set to take place at the iconic Spotify Camp Nou in Barcelona. Mark your calendars for Saturday, 28 February 2026, with the kickoff scheduled at 17:15 local time. Ensure you don’t miss this thrilling encounter between two highly competitive teams.

Camp Nou

La Liga

February 28, 2026

5:15 pm

Barcelona
Villarreal
Odds are subject to change. Last updated February 26, 2026 10:48 am

Barcelona – Villarreal: On Which TV Channel?

  • Channel: SuperSport MáXimo 3, SuperSport LaLiga
  • Broadcast time: 17:15

For viewers in South Africa, the match will be broadcast live on SuperSport MáXimo 3 and SuperSport LaLiga. The broadcast is scheduled for 17:15 local time. Fans can also stream the match via the DStv App and StarTimes App. For those in other African countries, SuperSport and Canal+ Sport will cover the game. For the latest updates on broadcast schedules, it’s advisable to visit Live Soccer to verify the details.

Barcelona – Villarreal: Predicted Lineups

As both teams gear up for this high-stakes match, the expected lineups and injury lists will play a crucial role in determining the outcome. Barcelona, leading the league, will look to leverage their home advantage, while Villarreal aims to close the gap in the title race.

Barcelona Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions

Barcelona’s lineup is expected to be strong, despite some key injuries. The team will likely field Joan Garcia in goal, with a formidable defense comprising Jules Kounde, Ronald Araujo, Joao Cancelo, and Álex Balde. In midfield, Marc Bernal, Frenkie De Jong, and Dani Olmo will aim to control the game. The attacking trio of Lamine Yamal, Robert Lewandowski, and Raphinha will look to capitalize on scoring opportunities.

Barcelona’s injury list includes Gavi (Meniscus injury), Landry Farré (Knee injury), Andreas Christensen (Cruciate ligament injury), Dani Rodriguez (Ligament injury), and Jofre Torrents (Calf injury).

  • Barcelona predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Joan Garcia; Right back – Jules Kounde; Right center back – Ronald Araujo; Left center back – Joao Cancelo; Left back – Álex Balde; Right central midfielder – Marc Bernal; Central midfielder – Frenkie De Jong; Left central midfielder – Dani Olmo; Right forward – Lamine Yamal; Center forward – Robert Lewandowski; Left forward – Raphinha
  • Barcelona injuries and suspensions: Gavi, Landry Farré, Andreas Christensen, Dani Rodriguez, Jofre Torrents

Villarreal Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions

Villarreal’s anticipated lineup includes Luiz Junior as the goalkeeper, supported by defenders Santiago Mouriño, Pau Navarro, Renato Veiga, and Sergi Cardona. In midfield, Nicolas Pepe, Santi Comesana, and Daniel Parejo will be crucial in orchestrating play. The attack will feature Ayoze Perez and Georges Mikautadze, looking to breach Barcelona’s defense.

Villarreal faces injuries to Willy Kambwala (Ligament injury), Pau Cabanes (Cruciate ligament injury), Juan Foyth (Cruciate ligament injury), and Gerard Moreno (Muscle injury).

  • Villarreal predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Luiz Junior; Right back – Santiago Mouriño; Right center back – Pau Navarro; Left center back – Renato Veiga; Left back – Sergi Cardona; Right midfielder – Nicolas Pepe; Right central midfielder – Santi Comesana; Left central midfielder – Daniel Parejo; Left midfielder – Alberto Moleiro; Right forward – Ayoze Perez; Left forward – Georges Mikautadze
  • Villarreal injuries and suspensions: Willy Kambwala, Pau Cabanes, Juan Foyth, Gerard Moreno

For live updates and commentaries, fans can follow the match through various sports news platforms to stay engaged with the action as it unfolds.