Watch Barcelona vs Frankfurt today as Hansi Flick’s side hosts German opposition at the Nou Camp, with all the details on live streaming and TV coverage right here in this guide.
The Catalan giants saw Ronald Araujo sent off before the hosts scored three times to condemn them to a second league-phase defeat of the season.
It’s the first Champions League fixture set to be played at the Nou Camp in three years, and Frankfurt will welcome the chance of a famous upset.
Dino Toppmoller’s men, however, have just one win in the competition this term and were beaten heavily by RB Leipzig at the weekend in the Bundesliga.
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How to watch Barcelona vs Eintracht Frankfurt in the UK
Barcelona vs Frankfurt will be shown live on TNT Sports 4 in the UK and can also be streamed live by subscribers on the Discovery+ platform.
Kick-off is at 20:00 GMT.
How to watch Barcelona vs Eintracht Frankfurt in the US
Barcelona vs Frankfurt will be available for streaming in the United States on Paramount+ courtesy of the official Champions League broadcaster, CBS.
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How to watch Barcelona vs Eintracht Frankfurt in Australia
Football fans in Australia can watch Barcelona vs Frankfurt live through Stan Sport.
Can I watch Barcelona vs Frankfurt for free?
There are no dedicated free-to-air broadcasters showing Barcelona vs Eintracht Frankfurt but one way you could watch for free is with a broadcaster free trial. Paramount+ in the United States currently has a free seven-day trial.
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Barcelona vs Eintracht Frankfurt: Preview
Barcelona continued their three-match unbeaten streak with a victory over Real Betis at the weekend, winning 5-3 in Seville.
Goals from Ferran Torres (3), Roony Bardghji and Lamine Yamal made sure of the win, in a game where former Manchester United man Antony opened the scoring after just six minutes.
All the focus is now on a return to Champions League action at the Nou Camp, with their recent form in the competition something of a concern.
Having won just one of their last four games in the Champions League (D1, L2), pressure will be on the hosts to deliver.
Marc-Andre ter Stegen (back), Gavi (knee) and Dani Olmo (shoulder) are all set to miss out, although Raphinha could come back into contention after making the bench against Betis.
Frankfurt are on a rotten run, and we couldn’t think of a worse time to play Barca after their hammering at the hands of Leipzig on Saturday.
No win in three games will leave the Eagles with little confidence heading to the Nou Camp, with their Champions League hopes hanging in the balance, too.
Down in 28th at present, the German side has conceded 14 goals in just five games and will need things to change fast if they have any hopes of progressing to the latter stages of the competition.
Former Chelsea man Michy Batshuayi was forced off at the weekend and will play no part on Tuesday in Spain.
Fellow striker Jonathan Burkardt is also currently sidelined, leaving manager Toppmoller with something of an attacking headache as to who he starts.
FourFourTwo’s prediction
Barcelona 4-0 Eintracht Frankfurt
Barca will want to put on a show for their European return to the Nou Camp and we expect an easy win for Flick’s side.
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