Alejandro Balde, Andreas Christensen, Frenkie de Jong, Jules Kounde (out) Following an excellent win over Sevilla to maintain their healthy advantage at the top of the La Liga table at the weekend, Barcelona return to European action looking to book a spot in the Champions League quarter-finals when the Blaugrana welcome Newcastle United to the Greatest Stadium on Earth for their Round of 16 second leg on Wednesday evening.

Victory over Barcelona may not win Newcastle the competition, but it would validate this season as significant progress, which is crucial after recent struggles.

Barcelona’s 2025–26 season warm-up continues with a clash against K League 1 outfit FC Seoul on Thursday. Hansi Flick’s side preseason tour in Asia began with a positive result. Barcelona defeated Japanese side Vissel Kobe 3–1 last Sunday and will ...

FC Barcelona looks for their fourth consecutive win in La Liga when they take on Sevilla.

Joan Laporta i Estruch will continue as FC Barcelona president. That is the decision made by the members in Sunday's election as they back the 'Defensem el Barça' candidacy with 32,934 votes, 68.18% of the vote.

Who will make it into the starting lineup as PSG prepare for their second-leg clash against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge?