Benfica confirm their place in the knockout play-off round of the Champions League with a comfortable win over Juventus in Turin.

FC Barcelona is currently fourth in LaLiga while its opponent, Valencia CF, is 19th.Barcelona’s last game was a 5-4 victory away from home over Benfica, taking 19 shots and outshooting

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FC Barcelona and Valencia CF are set to take on each other in a crucial La Liga 2024-25 encounter on Monday night. Both teams will be looking to get wins in this match. They are now set to clash in Olimpic Lluis Companys Stadium,

Barcelona has only won one of their previous eight La Liga matches. Surely a home fixture against Valencia offers them the perfect opportunity to get their league campaign back on track. Barcelona

FC Barcelona Projected Lineup (4-2-3-1): Iñaki Peña (GK) – Jules Koundé, Ronald Araujo, Pau Cubarsí, Gerard Martin – Frenkie de Jong, Pedri – Lamine Yamal, Gavi, Raphinha – Robert Lewandowski.

Previewing Barcelona's La Liga clash against Valencia, including how to watch on TV and live stream, team news and predicted lineups.

Juventus see out the League Phase of this season's UEFA Champions League competition with a home fixture against Portuguese side Benfica.Here's all you need to know ahead of Wednesday's 21:00 CET

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Iñaki Peña’s return in goal should offer some poise and stability to the backline given his familiarity with Hansi Flick’s system, but the whole team needs to be better in order to get a win this Sunday to finally end their awful run of results in the league: Barça have won only one of their last eight La Liga games,

Barcelona will host Valencia at the Estadi de Montjuic on Sunday January 26. The game will kick off at 8pm UK time. Yes it is. Premier Sports will broadcast the La Liga clash. Coverage begins at 7:55pm UK time on Premier Sports 1 and the programme lasts until 10pm.

There were five against Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup, five more against Benfica in the Champions League, and most recently seven — four in the first 24 minutes — in a trouncing of Valencia in La Liga.