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Barcelona vs Levante preview: Team news, predicted line ups and how to watch

Preview, form, head-to-head, team news and broadcast details for Barcelona vs Levante clash at Spotify Camp Nou, with the league campaign moving into a key stretch

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Published Feb 21, 2026 · 18:26 GMT · 2 min read

Preview, form, head-to-head, team news and broadcast details for Barcelona vs Levante clash at Spotify Camp Nou, with the league campaign moving into a key stretch

Barcelona return to LaLiga action on Sunday with Levante visiting Spotify Camp Nou in Matchweek 25. Kick-off is set for 16:15 local time in Catalonia, and the fixture arrives at a point in the season where home wins become non-negotiable for any side with title ambitions.

Levante’s task is straightforward in theory and demanding in practice – stay compact for long spells, survive Barcelona’s wide pressure, and be ruthless when chances arrive.

Barcelona, meanwhile, will be looking for a performance that feels controlled and repeatable, rather than a match that turns into a shootout.

How the teams go into the game: form

Barcelona come into the weekend still searching for their cleanest rhythm across competitions, but they have received a timely boost with Pedri back training and expected to be included in the squad for Levante, with reports suggesting he could feature from the bench as he builds match fitness. The Blaugrana will look to get back to winning ways after losing away at Girona last weekend.

Meanwhile, Levante arrive knowing that away days at elite grounds can define their run. Their best route usually comes from organisation first, then quick switches into space once the opponent commits numbers forward. Sitting second-bottom in the LaLiga table, the visitors will look to end a three-game losing run.

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The view from the New Camp Nou stands / Shutterstock

Barcelona vs Levante: Head-to-head

Barcelona have won five of their last six games against Levante, who have suffered 16 straight losses away at the Blaugrana, with the visitors failing to score in nine of those games. The last meeting between the two teams ended in 3-2 victory for Hansi Flick’s side back in August. Levante’s last trip to Barcelona’s stadium was in the 2021/22 season, when they lost 3-0.

Barcelona vs Levante: Team news

Barcelona’s squad picture has improved. Pedri has returned to training and is expected to be available for the Levante match, while Marcus Rashford has trained with the group and could be cleared. Meanwhile, Gavi is not expected back until March.

Barcelona vs Levante: Predicted line-ups

Barcelona (4-3-3): Joan García; Jules Koundé, Pau Cubarsí, Ronald Araújo, Gerard Martín; Fermín López, Frenkie de Jong, Dani Olmo; Lamine Yamal, Ferran Torres, Raphinha.

Levante (4-2-3-1): Mathew Ryan; Jeremy Toljan, Adrián De La Fuente, Matías Moreno, Diego Pampín; Jon Olasagasti, Ugo Raghouber; Víctor García, Iker Losada, Paco Cortés; Carlos Espí.

Barcelona vs Levante: When and where to watch in US & UK

Barcelona vs Levante will be played on Sunday, February 22, 2026, at Spotify Camp Nou, with kick off at 16:15 CET. That is 15:15 GMT in the UK, while viewers in the United States can watch at 10:15 ET and 07:15 PT.

In the UK, the match will be on Premier Sports 1 and Disney+. In the United States, ESPN’s match listing shows coverage on ESPN Deportes and ESPN+, with streaming also available through ESPN’s watch platforms.

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