Slavia Prague vs Barcelona: Confirmed starting line-ups in Champions League

Barcelona make the trip to the Czech Republic to face Slavia Prague in the Champions League tonight.

The Blaugrana slipped up in La Liga at the weekend, giving rivals Real Madrid the opportunity to move within a point of them.

But in Europe, Hansi Flick’s men look as formidable as ever.

They will want to get back to winning ways tonight, and that will likely come at Slavia’s expense.

101GreatGoals.com has full team news from Slavia Prague vs Barcelona. You can also follow live updates from all the night’s action across the site.

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Slavia Prague starting lineup vs Barcelona

Slavia Prague starting XI: Stanek, Holes, Zima, Chaloupek, Moses, Oscar, Provod, Sadilek, Sanyang, Chory, Kusej

Slavia Prague substitutions: Markovic, Rezek, Ogbu, Cham, Hashioka, Mbodji, Chytil, Boril, Doudera, Schranz, Vlcek, Prekop

Barcelona lineup vs Slavia Prague

Barcelona starting XI: Garcia, Balde, Pedri, Lewandowski, Raphinha, Fermin, Martin, Roony, De Jong, Kounde, Eric

Barcelona substitutions: Araujo, Cubarsi, Rashford, Casado, Olmo, Bernal, Szczesny, Jofre, Kochen, Dani, Juan, Tommy

How to watch Slavia Prague v Barcelona: TV channel, online stream

Slavia Prague v Barcelona will take place on Wednesday evening, with kick-off scheduled for 8pm (UK time).

The match will be broadcast live in the UK on TNT Sports, with coverage available via TNT Sports 3.

The stats for Slavia Prague v Barcelona

• Slavia Prague are winless in six Champions League matches this season
• The Czech side have scored just two goals in the league phase
• Barcelona sit two points outside the Champions League top eight
• The Blaugrana have won seven of their last eight matches against Czech opposition
• Barcelona have won just one of their last five away Champions League fixtures

Champions League schedule 2025/26

After the league phase, the play-offs are held in February, with the rest of the knockout stage before the final held between March and early May.

Matchday 1: September 16-18 2025

Matchday 2: September 30 – October 1 2025

Matchday 3: October 21/22 2025

Matchday 4: November 4/5 2025

Matchday 5: November 25/26 2025

Matchday 6: December 9/10 2025

Matchday 7: January 20/21 2026

Matchday 8: January 28 2026

When is the Champions League knockout phase?

Knockout phase play-offs: February 17/18 & 24/25 2026

Round of 16: March 10/11 & 17/18 2026

Quarter-finals: April 7/8 & 14/15 2026

Semi-finals: April 28/29 and May 5/6 2026

Final: May 30 2026 (Budapest)

When are the Champions League draws?

Knockout phase play-offs: January 30 2026

Round of 16, quarter-final, semi-final and final: February 27 2026

Champions League 2025/26 format

In a change from the previous group stage format conducted until 2023/24, each team now plays eight matches in the league phase, all against different opponents.

Four of those matches will be at home and four away, with the opponents determined according to four seeding pots split by rankings.

Teams will play two opponents from each of those pots – one against a team from each pot at home and one away. The results decide the overall standings in one league.

The top eight sides in the table qualify automatically for the round of 16. The teams finishing in ninth to 24th will compete in a two-legged knockout phase play-off to reach the last 16.

Teams finishing 25th or lower are out of Europe for the season.

When is the Champions League final?

The final will take place on May 30 2026 at the The Puskas Arena in Budapest, which opened in 2019 and is home to Hungary’s national team.

The arena hosted a dramatic 2022/23 Europa League final, when Sevilla beat Roma on penalties following a 1-1 draw after extra time.

How to watch the Champions League: TV channel, live stream

TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video have the live broadcast rights to the Champions League in the UK.

Amazon have first pick of the Tuesday games, with all the other matches shown on TNT Sports. BBC Sport also has highlights rights.

A Prime Video membership is £8.99 per month or £95 per year paid annually, with a half-price offer for fans aged between 18 and 22.

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