LIVE – Barcelona v Newcastle: Commentary, updates, goals and stats from Camp Nou

Newcastle have the chance to cause a major upset when they take on Barcelona this evening.

The Premier League side enjoyed the better of the Champions League round-of-16, first leg clash at St James’ Park and led 1-0 until the closing seconds when Barcelona snatched a draw thanks to Lamine Yamal’s penalty.

Newcastle won 1-0 at Chelsea on Saturday and will head to Camp Nou in confident mood.

Barcelona have won five of their last six games in all competitions and saw off Sevilla 5-2 at the weekend.

Where to watch Barcelona v Newcastle: TV channel, live online streams

Kick-off on Wednesday is at 17:45 GMT (12:45 ET / 09:45 PT). In the UK, live coverage is on TNT Sports 2 and the Discovery Plus app.

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From March 26, TNT Sports streaming will switch from Discovery Plus to HBO Max.

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Barcelona v Newcastle stats

• Barcelona have progressed in 10 of their 15 previous Champions League two-legged ties against English opposition, while Newcastle have won one and lost two of their three previous two-legged ties against Spanish clubs
• The Blaugrana have won their last five Champions League round of 16 ties against English teams and 15 of their last 16 ties at this stage of the competition overall
• They have won 23 of their 29 UEFA two-legged ties after drawing the first leg away, including 11 of 14 when that first leg finished 1-1
• Barca have scored in 28 of their last 29 Champions League matches but have not kept a clean sheet in their last 12 in the competition
• Yamal is one goal away from equalling Kylian Mbappe’s record of 10 Champions League goals before the age of 19
• Newcastle have lost four of their five previous away matches against Spanish clubs
• Their only along the way was a 3-0 win at Mallorca in the second leg of a 2003/04 UEFA Cup fourth round tie
• The Magpies have lost the second leg in one of their last ten two-legged European ties (W7 D2)
• Only Paris Saint-Germain (85) had produced more attempts on target in this season’s competition than Newcastle (74) before the start of the last-16 second legs
• Atalanta (482) are the only side to have made more ball recoveries than Newcastle (473)