Barcelona visit Valencia aiming to extend La Liga lead

Barcelona travel to Mestalla on Sunday for a Matchday 4 clash against Valencia, seeking to capitalise on Real Madrid's defeat to Real Betis. A win would put Hansi Flick's side three points clear at the top of La Liga.

Valencia sit 17th after a 3-1 loss to Deportivo, while Barcelona arrive on the back of a 5-2 thrashing of Rayo Vallecano. The hosts have lost three of their last four league meetings with the Catalans.

Kick-off is scheduled for 16:15 local time in Spain. In South America the match starts at 09:15 in Peru, Colombia and Ecuador, and 11:15 in Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay. Broadcasters include DSports and DGO across South America, Movistar LaLiga in Spain, and ESPN+ in the United States.

All three outlets publish different starting elevens for both sides. RPP Noticias and La República list Joan García in goal for Barcelona; TN names the same keeper but adds Eric García, Pedri and Lamine Yamal. Valencia line-ups also vary in midfield and defence.

Barcelona have won their opening three fixtures, scoring 12 goals. Valencia have one point from three games, conceding seven. The visitors have won their last five visits to Mestalla in all competitions.

Flick's team can become outright leaders with a victory. Corberán's side need points to escape the relegation zone. The match will be streamed live on multiple platforms worldwide.