Barcelona open their Champions League campaign at Camp Nou against Dutch visitors Feyenoord. Hansi Flicks side are one of only a handful of teams in Europes top five leagues still unbeaten and yet to drop a point this season.Feyenoord sit third in the Eredivisie after three wins and two draws from five games. Interestingly, all three victories have come away from De Kuip and boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst will hope that run continues at Camp Nou.Heres how the sides line up for the early kick-off.Table of ContentsBarcelona team newsFeyenoord team newsStats for Barcelona v FeyenoordWhere to Watch Barcelona v Feyenoord: TV and online streamsBarcelona team newsEngland winger Anthony Gordon has made an excellent start to life at Barca but is on the bench as Karim Adeyemi starts.Thre is a start for Rodri though as the Spain captain builds up his fitness.Eric Garcia is suspended for the hosts, with Jules Kounde the replacement at right-back. Frenkie de Jong remains sidelined by a knee ligament injury with no firm return date, while Roony Bardghji is out for a significant period after tearing his ACL. Gavi is on the bench having recovered from the knee issue that kept him out of the last three matches.Barcelona XI: Joan Garca, Jo�o Cancelo, Andreas Christensen, Pau Cubars, Jules Kound, Pedri, Rodri, Dani Olmo, Karim Adeyemi, Raphinha, Lamine YamalFeyenoord team newsFeyenoord have their own injury concerns to contend with. Thomas Beelen (broken leg), Jakub Moder (knee), Jordan Bos (knee), Gijs Smal (ankle) and Bart Nieuwkoop are all unavailable, leaving Van Bronckhorst light in defence against Europes most dangerous attack.19-year-old Shaqueel van Persie could make his Champions League debut for Feyenoord from the bench, following in the footsteps of his father Robin, who was also 19 when he debuted in the competition for the Dutch side (October 2002 v Dynamo Kyiv).Feyenoord XI: Tjark Ernst, Mika Mrmol, Tsuyoshi Watanabe, Jeremiah St. Juste, Givairo Read, Luciano Valente, Charles Vanhoutte, Gjivai Zechil, Javi Lpez, Nacho Ferri, Anis Hadj MoussaStats for Barcelona v FeyenoordThe teams have met just once before, in the 1974/75 European Cup second round; after a 0-0 draw in Rotterdam, Barcelona won 3-0 at the Camp Nou with a Carles Rexach hat-trick.Barcelona have lost only two of their 18 matches against Dutch clubs (W10 D6) and have won their last four, most recently beating PSV Eindhoven 4-0 at home and 2-1 away in the 2018/19 group stage. They are unbeaten at home against Eredivisie visitors (W6 D3).Feyenoord have lost eight of their last 11 matches against Spanish teams (W2 D1), going down 2-1 at Real Betis in their last fixture, in the league phase of the 2025/26 Europa League.The Rotterdam club have lost four of their last five games in Spain (W1) and seven of their 11 away to Liga clubs overall (W3 D1).This is Barcelonas 31st campaign in the Champions League proper, a competition record they share with Real Madrid. They have featured every season since 2003/04.Where to Watch Barcelona v Feyenoord: TV and online streamsThe match kicks off at 5.45pm BST on Wednesday, September 9 and will be shown live on TNT Sports 3 in the UK. Viewers can stream the game through HBO Max with a package that includes TNT Sports, or via the TNT Sports add-on on Amazons Prime Video app. Highlights will follow on the TNT Sports Football YouTube channel after the final whistle.If you live outside the UK, click theLINK HEREto find out where to watch it in your region. Topics FC Barcelona SC Feyenoord Add us as a preferred source on Google If you enjoy reading this article, you can help support our independent football journalism by adding 101 Great Goals as a preferred source You Should Also Read Barcelona chief Laporta warns Real Madrid boss Mourinho not to overstep the mark in criticism of referees Jon Fisher 9th September, 2026 Win tickets to a Champions League game with bet365 Jon Fisher 9th September, 2026 Ballon dOr: Full list of 30 nominees as Messi is included but Ronaldo snubbed Jon Fisher 8th September, 2026 Barcelona v Feyenoord: Preview, expected line-ups, stats and where to watch Jon Fisher 8th September, 2026 Champions League Predictions: Delight for Manchester clubs and Arsenal but frustration for Villa and Liverpool Jon Fisher 7th September, 2026 Valencia 0-5 Barcelona: Report, result and goals as Blaugrana send statement of intent Mitch Fretton 6th September, 2026
