Barcelona welcome Racing de Santander to Camp Nou as they seek to extend their perfect start to the season. Hansi Flicks side sit top of La Liga with 15 points from five matches, while newly-promoted Racing have made a positive return to the division and currently occupy 10th with seven points.Barcelona have won all five of their La Liga matches this season, scoring 21 goals.Racing have not beaten Barcelona since January 2004, while the Catalan side have won each of the last eight meetings between the clubs.Heres how they shape up.Table of ContentsBarcelona team newsSantander team newsWhere to watch Barca v Racing: TV channel, live online streamsBarcelona team newsEngland winger Anthony Gordon is on th ebench as Karim Adeyemi starts in attack. Barcelona remain without Frenkie de Jong and Roony Bardghji, who are both recovering from knee injuries.Gerard Martin starts despite suffering a cut to his face, while former Chelsea man Andreas Christensen also moves into the starting XI.Barcelona XI: Joan Garca, Jo�o Cancelo, Gerard Martn, Andreas Christensen, Eric Garca, Dani Olmo, Rodri, Pedri, Karim Adeyemi, Raphinha, Lamine YamalSantander team newsRacing are without Simon Eriksson, Andres Martin and suspended midfielder Andre Almeida.Coach Jos Alberto Lpez has made a massive eight changes to the starting XI that faced Alavs Manu Hernando, Aarn Martn, Pedro Felipe, Facu Gonzlez, Maguette Gueye, Asier Villalibre, Juan Carlos Arana, and igo Sainz-Maza come in for Jorge Salinas, Pablo Garca, Ivn Martn, Pablo Ramn, Iigo Vicente, lvaro Mantilla, Jeanul Belocian, and Yassir Zabiri.Santander XI: Julen Agirrezabala, Aarn Martn, Facu Gonzlez, Pedro Felipe, Manu Hernando, Matteo Prati, igo Sainz-Maza, Maguette Gueye, Sergio Canales, Juan Carlos Arana, Asier VillalibreWhere to watch Barca v Racing: TV channel, live online streamsKick-off on Wednesday is at 20:30 BST (15:30 ET / 12:30 PT), with live coverage in the UK on Premier Sports 1 and streaming available on a vast range of devices via the Premier Sports app.A Premier Sports subscription costs �120 a year, �11.99 per month on a 12-month contract or �16.99 per month with 30 days cancellation notice required.Heres the full list of La Liga international broadcasters. Topics FC Barcelona 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 Three things we learned from Hansi Flicks press conference ahead of Barcelonas game with Racing Santander Jon Fisher 15th September, 2026 Barcelona v Racing Santander: Preview, expected line-ups, stats Mitch Fretton 15th September, 2026 Rodri reveals Mourinho phone call after joining Barcelona Mitch Fretton 15th September, 2026 Levante 2-4 Barcelona: Yamal scores twice as champions continue perfect start Nicholas McGee 13th September, 2026 WATCH: Xavi Espart scores first Barcelona goal as champions stroll against Levante Nicholas McGee 13th September, 2026 LIVE Levante v Barcelona: Commentary, updates, goals and stats as Catalans look to maintain 100% record Jon Fisher 13th September, 2026
