Don't Miss a Kick: Your Complete Guide to Watching Barcelona vs. Racing Santander Live

Don't Miss a Kick: Your Complete Guide to Watching Barcelona vs. Racing Santander Live

Hansi Flick's high-flying Barcelona face another midweek La Liga challenge, as Racing Santander make the trip to Camp Nou ready to test the Blaugrana's firepower.

The reigning back-to-back Spanish champions have been finding the net at a remarkable pace in the opening weeks of the season, and they come up against a Racing side that has failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last 15 matches.

Nevertheless, the visitors have become something of a cult favorite under José Alberto, who has steered the club back into La Liga after a 15-year spell away.

Their organized tactical approach should help Racing compete above their station in the top flight, and seeing how they measure up against one of Europe's most dangerous sides promises to be compelling viewing on Wednesday night.

Here's how to catch Barcelona's upcoming La Liga fixture from anywhere in the world.

What Time Does Barcelona vs. Racing Santander Kick Off?

How to Watch Barcelona vs. Racing Santander on TV, Live Stream

Viewers in the United States have several options, with ESPN and fuboTV both broadcasting Barcelona's midweek La Liga encounter against the 'relationist' Racing.

In Canada, TSN is the exclusive broadcaster of the match, while Premier Sports is the only provider showing Wednesday's game in the United Kingdom.

Fans in Mexico can opt for either Sky Sports or izzi.

Country

TV/Live Stream

United States

ESPN Deportes, ESPN+, fuboTV, ESPN App

Canada

TSN2, TSN Premium

Mexico

Sky Sports Mexico, Sky+, izzi

United Kingdom

Premier Sports 1, Premier Sports Player

What's Next for Barcelona?

João Cancelo

Just one more round of La Liga games remains before a lengthy international break, meaning Flick's free-flowing Barcelona side won't be back in action until October 10.

They head to Sevilla this weekend, the same ground where Flick's team suffered a 4–1 loss last season. Barça then return to Camp Nou following the break, with Getafe coming to Catalonia.

The Champions League also heats up for the Blaugrana next month, with clashes against Galatasaray and defending champions Paris Saint-Germain on the schedule.

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