Real Oviedo vs. Barcelona: Your Complete Guide to Catching All the Action Live
Barcelona hit the road once again following two straight matches at home, traveling to face Real Oviedo at the Estadio Municipal Carlos Tartiere.
Hansi Flick's team aims to secure their fourth straight victory following the September international window. The Blaugrana are chasing table-toppers Real Madrid, and considering how the season has unfolded so far, any points lost could be vital in the championship battle.
Despite underwhelming displays at the start of the campaign, the Catalan club maintains their perfect La Liga record. However, they're dealing with several key injuries before their journey to Oviedo, with Lamine Yamal's absence being the most notable as he'll sit out his fourth consecutive match.
The recently promoted Real Oviedo have recorded four losses and a single victory to open the season. Veljko Paunović's team has managed to score only one goal thus far, but they'll aim to recover by causing an upset against the defending champions.
Here's your guide to watching Barcelona's first encounter with Real Oviedo since 2001 on television and via live streaming.
What Time Does Real Oviedo vs. Barcelona Kick Off?
How to Watch Real Oviedo vs. Barcelona on TV and Live Stream
American audiences can catch Barcelona's midweek fixture on ESPN Select and fuboTV. The match will also be accessible for streaming through the ESPN App. Barcelona supporters in the US can alternatively watch the Spanish-language coverage on ESPN Deportes.
Canadian viewers can watch the game on television via TSN3 and stream it live through Amazon Prime Video and TSN+. In Mexico, La Liga's broadcasting rights are held exclusively by Sky Sports. Fans can also watch online through Sky+.
Premier Sports 1 has been broadcasting all of Barcelona's La Liga fixtures this season in the UK; however, a valid subscription is required to access this channel. The match will also be streamable via Premier Sports Player and Amazon Prime Video.
Country | TV / Live Stream |
|---|---|
United States | ESPN Select, ESPN App, ESPN Deportes, fuboTV |
United Kingdom | Premier Sports Player, Amazon Prime Video, Premier Sports 1 |
Canada | TSN+, Amazon Prime Video, TSN3 |
Mexico | Sky Sports, Sky+ |
What's Next for Barcelona?
After the encounter with Real Oviedo, Barcelona will play three additional matches before the October international pause.
The Catalans will welcome Real Sociedad to the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys this Sunday. Seven days later, Flick's squad will head south to the challenging Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán to take on Sevilla.
These two La Liga fixtures are separated by the much-awaited Champions League showdown against current titleholders Paris Saint-Germain. The Catalans will host former coach Luis Enrique and PSG on Wednesday, Oct. 1, in a contest that could feature four of the top five candidates from the 2025 Ballon d'Or shortlist.