Barcelona - Huesca: live stream, start time, predictions and how to watch La Liga

FC Barcelona and SD Huesca close matchday 27 of LaLiga Santander this Monday. Koeman's team arrives after being eliminated in the UEFA Champions League but forced to win in order to continue to compete for the title. He has also regained sensations. The Barça team will face Huesca, who aspires to get the three points to try to gain momentum in the fight for salvation.

Ronald Koeman will not be able to count on Ansu Fati and Philippe Coutinho who continue to recover from their injuries. He is also pending the recoveries of Gerard Piqué, Ronald Araujo and Sergi Roberto. In case the two central defenders do not recover, Frenkie De Jong could repeat in the center of the rear with Mingueza and Lenglet as in Paris in a system with three centrals and two side midfielders.

As for the team coached by Pancheta, Antonio Valera and Gastón Silva will be out due to injury. In addition, Pedro Mosquera, Luisinho and Sandro Ramírez are waiting to recover from their injuries and are doubtful. The probable lineups for both teams for today's encounter are to be the following:

Barcelona: Marc André Ter Stegen; Clement Lenglet, Frenkie de Jong/Ronald Araujo, Óscar Mingueza; Sergiño Dest, Sergio Busquets, Pedri González, Jordi Alba; Leo Messi, Ousmane Dembélé.

Huesca: Álvaro Fernández; Pulido, Dimitrios Siovas, Ínsua; Pablo Maffeo, Mikel Rico/Doumbia, Javi Galán; David Ferreiro, Seoane; Rafa Mir, Dani Escriche/Javi Ontiveros.

Where can you watch the game on television? In Spain you can watch the game through Movistar LaLiga. In the United States it will be broadcasted through beIN SPORTS, and in Mexico on Sky HD. In Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru you can follow it on ESPN2 Sur.

Where can I watch FC Barcelona - Huesca online? For those who prefer to watch the game on a stream, they can do so in Spain through Movistar + and MitelePlus. In the United States through beIN SPORTS CONNECT and in Mexico through Blue To Go Video Everywhere. In Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela you can follow it thanks to ESPN Play Sur.