Barcelona vs Real Mallorca: how to watch on TV, stream online in US/UK and around the world

All you need to know about how to watch the LaLiga game between Real Mallorca and Barcelona on Saturday, 1 October 2022.

Roddy Cons

Update: Oct 7th, 2022 15:37 EDT

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FC Barcelona travel to Palma de Mallorca to take on Real Mallorca in matchday 7 of LaLiga 2022/23, with the game at the Visit Mallorca Estadi kicking off at 9pm Spanish time on Saturday, 1 October (3pm ET, 12pm PT and 8pm UK time). Take a look at what time the game kicks off wherever you are in the world.

Where can I watch Real Mallorca vs Barcelona in the US and UK?

In the US and the UK, the following channels and online streaming services will be showing Real Mallorca v Barcelona:

US: In the United States, you will be able to watch the game on ESPN+.

UK: In the United Kingdom, the match will be on LaLiga TV, Premier Sports 2 and Premier Player HD.

Find out who is showing Real Mallorca v Barcelona elsewhere in the world

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Text coverage of Real Mallorca vs Barcelona, wherever you are

You will be able to follow all the action from Real Mallorca vs Barcelona here on AS USA, where we’ll have minute-by-minute coverage. We’ll be building up to the game from an hour before kick-off, with team news and analysis. If your phone is connected, you’ll be able to keep up with how things are going.

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Real Mallorca vs Barcelona – how they shape up

The big question ahead of the game is how Barcelona will line up in defence. Xavi has been hit by a raft of injures at right-back, with Ronald Araújo, Jules Koundé and Héctor Bellerín all unavailable for selection. Sergi Roberto, next in line to play there, is struggling with a niggle, so a defensive reshuffle may be on the cards, with Eric García or even Jordi Alba candidates to play out of position. An alternative option could see Xavi opt for a three-man central defence, with could potentially lead to a recall for Gerard Piqué, who has only featured in one LaLiga match this season. Until this point, Barça have only conceded one league goal.

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All eyes will, as ever, be on Robert Lewandowski, who has made a superb start to his time in Spain. After drawing a blank on the opening weekend of the campaign against Rayo Vallecano, the Polish striker has netted eight times in the last five LaLiga fixtures. Real Mallorca, watch out!

Mallorca, by contrast, are boosted by the return to fitness of Amath Ndiaye, Rodrigo Battaglia and Matija Nastasić. However, recent clashes with Barcelona do not bode well for Saturday’s clash. Barça have won each of the last nine meetings between the teams and are undefeated in the last 12. The last time Mallorca beat Barça in Palma was in 2009 and they have only recorded two home victories against Los Azulgranas in 16 attempts in the 21st century.

Barcelona currently sit two points behind Real Madrid at the top of the table, with that draw against Rayo the only blemish on their league record this season. Real Mallorca, meanwhile, sit in 10th spot, having won two, drawn two and last two of their opening six LaLiga matches.