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If Barcelona hope to end an 11-year wait for Champions League glory, they must first overcome Atlético Madrid in the quarterfinals — a side that has eliminated them from the competition in each of their last two European encounters.
The Spanish rivals are no strangers to each other, with Wednesday's first leg marking their fifth meeting of the season. Barcelona's 2–1 victory over Atléti just four days ago was their third win against Diego Simeone's outfit this campaign, though Los Rojiblancos knocked Barça out of the Copa del Rey semifinals less than two months ago.
Barcelona face pressure to bounce back from that cup exit and push forward in the competition in pursuit of a coveted sixth European title. Atléti enter as underdogs once more in a Champions League tie, but that is historically where Simeone's squad thrives — and they are more than capable of causing a major upset.
Here's everything fans need to know about how to watch the first leg of this thrilling Champions League quarterfinal clash between Atlético Madrid and Barcelona.
What Time Does Barcelona vs. Atlético Madrid Kick Off?
How to Watch Barcelona vs. Atlético Madrid on TV, Live Stream
The Champions League quarterfinal first leg between Barcelona and Atlético Madrid will be available to stream on Paramount+ in the United States, the competition's official broadcast home in the country.
Spanish-language coverage can also be accessed via TUDN USA, DAZN, and ViX, though a valid subscription is required for each platform. Likewise, DAZN and fuboTV will carry the match for viewers in Canada.
Supporters in the United Kingdom can follow the action on TNT Sports 2, with HBO Max serving as the streaming option.
In Mexico, FOX One holds exclusive broadcast rights for Wednesday's first leg.
Country | TV channel/live stream |
|---|---|
United States | Paramount+, TUDN, DAZN, ViX |
United Kingdom | TNT Sports 2, HBO Max |
Mexico | FOX One |
Canada | DAZN Canada, fuboTV Canada |
What's Next for Barcelona, Atlético Madrid?
Both Barcelona and Atlético Madrid will shift their focus to La Liga this weekend ahead of the crucial second leg the following week. Flick's men are set to host a Catalan derby against Espanyol on Saturday afternoon.
Atléti will also be in action on Saturday afternoon, traveling to relegation-threatened Sevilla in a fixture where Simeone is widely expected to make significant changes to his starting lineup.