La Liga - How to watch Granada vs Barcelona in over 170 countries

January 8, 2021 By Oscar Rojas

Topics: La Liga, Granada, Barcelona, TV Schedules, TV Listings

Los Blaugranas will try to add a fourth win in a row when playing away from Camp Nou as they aim to maintain their spot among the top four teams in the league.

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

Granada have struggled to win games recently, as they have only claimed the three points in one of their last three matches. Even if their streak is not the best prior to this game, their run at home shows that Diego Martínez's men have won two out of their last three, with that other game ending in a draw. Granada's last match concluded in a 2-0 loss against Eibar.

Barcelona make it to this game on a seven-game streak without a loss in La Liga, in which they have found the back of the net thirteen times. Koeman's men have only drawn two of those games, one against Valencia (2-2) and the other one against Eibar (1-1). Curiously, both of those games have taken place at Camp Nou, which means that Los Culés have not dropped points away from home since their defeat against Cádiz on December 5, 2020.

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

Granada enter this match in seventh place, with their record showing Athletic Club make it to this game in ninth place, with their record showing seven wins, three draws, and six losses. The team coached by Diego Martínez has scored 19 goals, but their defense has not been as consistent as last season, which has seen them concede 25 times. Roberto Soldado, Luis Suárez, and Jorge Molina share the team's top score honors with three goals each.

Barcelona will make it to this game in 3rd place, with their record showing nine wins, four draws and four losses. So far, the Blaugrana side has scored 33 goals, while their defense has conceded seventeen times. Lionel Messi is the team's top scorer with nine goals to his name, including a brace from their clash against Athletic last Wednesday.

Granada vs Barcelona - Who's in and who's out?

Granada: Suspended: Neyder Lozano. Ineligible: Luis Milla. Doubtful: Víctor Díaz.

Barcelona: Injured: Ansu Fati, Sergi Roberto, Gerard Piqué, Philippe Coutinho. Suspended: Clement Lenglet.

Granada vs Barcelona - Head-to-head

The last game between these teams ended in a 1-0 win for Barcelona in January 2020.
Barcelona's last visit to Granada's stadium concluded in a two-nil win for Granada back in 2019.
Barcelona have outscored Granada 12-6 in their last six visits to Granada's ground.
Lionel Messi has only been able to score one goal against Granada since 2016. The Argentine ace did so during Barcelona's 1-0 win against the red and white side in January 2020.
Ronald Koeman will face Granada for the first time in his coaching career.

Granada's boss Diego Martínez will face Barcelona for the third time in his coaching career. So far, the 40-year-old boss has won one and lost the other against Los Culés.