The highly anticipated LaLiga clash between Valencia and Barcelona is set to be an exhilarating encounter. Scheduled for 23 May 2026, this match promises to be a thrilling showdown as Barcelona, currently leading the league, visit the ninth-placed Valencia at the iconic Estadio Mestalla.
With both teams looking to end the season on a high, fans can expect a display of top-tier football. Barcelona will aim to continue their dominance, while Valencia will look to leverage their home advantage and recent form, which includes a remarkable win against Real Sociedad.
Valencia – Barcelona: When and where?
- City: Valencia
- Stadium: Estadio Mestalla
- Date: 23 May 2026
- Hour: 20:00
The match will take place at Estadio Mestalla in Valencia on 23 May 2026, kicking off at 20:00 local time. Fans attending the match can anticipate an electric atmosphere as Valencia hosts the table-toppers Barcelona in what promises to be a captivating LaLiga fixture.
Valencia – Barcelona: On which TV channel?
- Channel: SuperSport, LaLigaTV
- Broadcast time: 8:00 PM
Nigerian fans can catch the live broadcast of Valencia vs Barcelona on SuperSport and LaLigaTV, with coverage starting at 8:00 PM. SuperSport, available through DStv and GOtv, holds the broadcasting rights for LaLiga matches in Nigeria. For online streaming, LaLiga’s official service, LaLigaTV, offers live coverage, accessible through their website or app. Check your local DStv or GOtv listings to confirm the exact channel and time.
Valencia – Barcelona: Live Score and Commentaries
For those unable to watch the match on TV, live updates, including action maps and real-time commentaries, will be available online to ensure fans don’t miss a moment of the action. This feature will provide an in-depth look at the game’s progress, keeping you informed of all the key moments and developments.
Valencia – Barcelona: Predicted Lineups
The clash between Valencia and Barcelona is significant as both teams have much at stake. Valencia, currently ninth in the league, are aiming to secure a strong finish, while Barcelona, the league leaders, are looking to maintain their winning momentum.
With both sides dealing with injuries, the match could hinge on tactical adjustments and the performance of key players. Valencia’s recent form has been promising, but they face a Barcelona side buoyed by victories over Real Madrid and Real Betis.
| 6Sadiq Umar |
| 10André Almeida |
| 17Largie Ramazani |
| 18Pepelu |
| 19Daniel Raba |
| 22Baptiste Santamaria |
| 25Julen Agirrezabala |
| 26Ruben Iranzo |
| 27David Otorbi |
| 36Javi Navarro |
| 3Álex Balde |
| 4Ronald Araujo |
| 15Andreas Christensen |
| 17Marc Casado |
| 25Wojciech Szczesny |
| 31Diego Kochen |
| 42Xavi Espart |
| 43Tommy Marqués |
| 19Roony Bardghji |
| 22Marc Bernal |
| 23Jules Kounde |
Valencia Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Valencia are expected to line up with a solid defensive setup, complemented by a dynamic midfield and attack. The absence of key players due to injuries could impact their strategy, but their recent performances suggest they have the depth to adapt.
- Valencia Predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Stole Dimitrievski, Right back – Thierry Correia, Right centre back – Unai Nunez, Left centre back – Cesar Tarrega, Left back – Jesus Vazquez, Right defensive midfielder – Filip Ugrinic, Left defensive midfielder – Guido Rodriguez, Right wing – Diego Lopez, Attacking midfielder – Javi Guerra, Left wing – Luis Rioja, Centre forward – Hugo Duro
- Valencia injuries and suspensions: Dimitri Foulquier, José Manuel Arias Copete, Jose Gaya, Renzo Saravia, Arnaut Danjuma Groeneveld, Lucas Beltran
Barcelona Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Barcelona will likely field a strong lineup, featuring their star players, despite several injury concerns. Their tactical approach will be key in exploiting Valencia’s weaknesses and maintaining their position at the top of the table.
- Barcelona Predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Joan Garcia, Right back – Eric Garcia, Right centre back – Pau Cubarsi, Left centre back – Gerard Martin, Left back – Joao Cancelo, Right defensive midfielder – Pedri, Left defensive midfielder – Gavi, Right wing – Marcus Rashford, Attacking midfielder – Dani Olmo, Left wing – Raphinha, Centre forward – Robert Lewandowski
- Barcelona injuries and suspensions: Landry Farré, Dani Rodriguez, Patricio Pacífico, Lamine Yamal, Juan Hernández, Guille Fernández, Frenkie De Jong, Ferran Torres, Fermin Lopez
 Dimitri Foulquier knee-injury Out for season |
José Manuel Arias Copete meniscus-injury Out for season |
Jose Gaya thigh-injury Early June 2026 |
Renzo Saravia hamstring-injury Early June 2026 |
Arnaut Danjuma Groeneveld muscle-injury A few days |
Lucas Beltran muscle-injury A few days |
Landry Farré knee-injury Early June 2026 |
Dani Rodriguez ligament-injury Out for season |
Patricio Pacífico cruciate-ligament-injury Early January 2027 |
Lamine Yamal thigh-injury Late June 2026 |
Juan Hernández cruciate-ligament-injury Early December 2026 |
Guille Fernández thigh-injury Early June 2026 |
Frenkie De Jong physical-discomfort About 1-2 weeks |
Ferran Torres thigh-injury Early June 2026 |
Fermin Lopez metatarsal-fracture Late July 2026 |
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