Alavés - Barcelona: how to watch on TV, stream online | La Liga

Xavi is leaving Los Curlers at the end of the season, but they still have a full half-season to go with the Catalan manager at the helm, and their first Game after his announcement didn’t prove that his leaving had any real effect on the team. They looked slow against Osasuna, and they were only able to score one goal even after the guys from Pamplona got a red card and were playing with 10 for a good amount of the Game.

For Alavés, things are a bit better. They come from beating two direct teams that are also looking to avoid relegation, so it’s a crucial six points for them. The guys in white and blue are currently playing good Football and will look to capitalize on it.

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What time does Alavés - Barcelona start?

The Game between Alavés - Barcelona will be played on Saturday February 3, with kick of at 12:30 p.m. ET / 9:30 a.m. PT.

How can I watch Alavés - Barcelona?

The following channels will be broadcasting the Game live in the US: ESPN Deporte

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You can be sure not to miss a moment of the action by joining our live text commentary right here on AS USA. Build up begins around an hour before kick-off.

Form guide for Alavés - Barcelona

Let's have a look at the most recent games for these two teams:

Alavés

  • Almeria: W
  • Cadiz: W
  • Athletic: L
  • Sevilla: W
  • Betis: W 

Barcelona

  • Osasuna: W
  • Villarreal: L
  • Athletic: L
  • Real Betis: W
  • Unionistas W

Alavés - Barcelona prediction

This is going to be a difficult game for Barcelona. Alavés comes from losing only one of its five last games. That’s incredible for a team that is battling relegations. With a couple of wins, they will be clear of those 41 points that experts say teams need to avoid going to the second division. Barcelona is just an enigma, not really sure what team we will see on Saturday. Alavés 1-0 Barcelona.

  • Referee Juan Martínez Munuera
  • Stadium Mendizorroza
  • TV DAZN

Table

Table Pts. P W D L
9
LP
31 22 9 4 9
10
GET
29 22 7 8 7
11
ALA
26 22 7 5 10
12
OSA
26 22 7 5 10
13
RAY
24 22 5 9 8
Table Pts. P W D L
2
GIR
55 22 17 4 1
3
ATM
47 22 15 2 5
4
BCN
47 22 14 5 3
5
ATH
42 22 12 6 4
6
RSO
36 22 9 9 4
Leaders

Deportivo Alavés SAD, ALA

Fútbol Club Barcelona, BCN

Total goals scored
Samu Omorodion
6
Lewandowski
8
Total goalkeeper saves
Sivera
60
Ter Stegen
32
Shot assist
Luis Rioja
30
Gündogan
60
Fouls committed
Ander Guevara
35
Gavi
31
Fouls received
Kike García
28
João Félix
40
Total number of red cards receive from both 2nd yellows and straight reds
Antonio Blanco
1
Raphinha
1
Player receives a yellow card for an infringement
Ander Guevara
6
Frenkie De Jong
6
Recoveries of possession
Sivera
170
Gündogan
124
Passes per game
Ander Guevara
46.0
Gündogan
64.9

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