La Liga - How to watch Atlético vs Barcelona in over 160 countries

November 20, 2020 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: La Liga, Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, TV Schedules, TV Listings

One of the most anticipated games in the Spanish top-flight is set to take place at Wanda Metropolitano Stadium. Keep track of this clash with our detailed guide.

What has been Atlético Madrid and Barcelona's form ahead of this game?

Atlético enter this game as the only unbeaten team in La Liga, even if they have two games in hand. Los Colchoneros have only lost one game this season, which came in the UEFA Champions League against defending champions Bayern München (0-4). Speaking about home games, Atlético have won four of their five games in all comps, including a 4-0 win against Cádiz in their last La Liga match before the international break.

Barcelona broke a three-game streak without a win in La Liga before the international break when they defeated Betis with a 5-2 score. Now, Ronald Koeman's men will try to improve their game away from home, where they have only been able to win one of their three games. In fact, Los Culés have only collected one of the last six points they have played for away from home, wihich ended in a 2-0 defeat against Getafe and a one-all draw facing Alavés.

What is Atlético Madrid and Barcelona's position in the ongoing La Liga season?

Atlético enter this game in third place of the Spanish top-flight, with five wins and two draws in the competition. Simeone's men have found the back of the net 17 times, while their defense has gone back to their good form by conceding just twice. Luis Suárez and Joao Félix share top goalscorer honors with five goals to their name for Simeone's crew.

Barcelona will make it to this game in a rather strange 8th place with only three wins in seven games, although the good thing for the Catalan club is that they have two games in hand. So far, the Blaugrana side has scored fifteen goals, while their defense has conceded eight times. Ansu Fati is the team's top scorer with four goals after seven games.

Atlético Madrid vs Barcelona - Who's in and who's out?

Atlético Madrid: Injured: Sime Vrsaljko, Héctor Herrera. Ineligible: Lucas Torreira, Luis Suárez. Doubtful: Stefan Savic, Diego Costa, Vitolo.

Barcelona: Injured: Ronald Araujo, Sergio Busquets, Ansu Fati. Doubtful: Samuel Umtiti.

Atlético Madrid vs Barcelona - Head-to-head

The last game between these teams ended in a two-all draw.
Barcelona enter this game on a 20-game streak without a loss against Atlético in La Liga games.
Atlético's last league win against Atlético came on February 14, 2010. That game ended in a 2-1 win for Los Colchoneros. a against Betis ended in a 5-2 win for Los Culés.
Known for their defensive prowess, Atlético have not been able to keep a clean sheet against Los Culés in their last 11 games in all comps, conceding 16 times.
Lionel Messi has scored at least once in five of his last six meetings against Atlético (all comps).
Diego Simeone's record against Barcelona shows only three wins, ten draws, and fifteen losses. He is still looking for his first La Liga win against Barcelona after 17 games.
Ronald Koeman's record vs Atlético: one win, two losses.