The race for the title La Liga is back on Tuesday evening, as a table topper Barcelona greeting Mallorca to Catalonia.
Hansi Flick’s indictment played five times within 14 days and there is no break to the end of the season. Barcelona not only wants to sew the La Liga in front of Real Madrid, but also prepare to take over her Clasico enemies in the Copa del Rey final and have a great chance of winning the Champions League.
Rumors about a changing room uprising from players on the edge of Flick’s plans are not particularly helpful, but have to be in the city as Mallorca, which are comfortably sitting in the upper half of the table and are the European qualification hopes.
Spirits are high for those who came back from 3-1 on Saturday to beat Celta Vigo 4: 3 in a thriller.
Here is 90 minutes Preview of the game.
Barcelona against Mallorca head-to-head record (last five games)
Current form (all competitions)
Barcelona | Mallorca |
|---|---|
Barcelona 4-3 Celta Vigo – 19/04/25 | Mallorca 0-0 Leganes – 19/04/25 |
Borussia Dortmund 3-1 Barcelona – 15/04/25 | Real Sociedad 0-2 Mallorca – 12/04/25 |
Leganes 0-1 Barcelona – 12/04/25 | Mallorca 1-2 Celta Vigo – 05/04/25 |
Barcelona 4-0 Borussia Dortmund – 09/04/25 | Valencia 1-0 Mallorca – 30/03/25 |
Barcelona 1-1 Real Betis – 05/04/25 | Mallorca 2-1 Espanyol – 15/03/25 |
country | TV channel/live stream |
|---|---|
United Kingdom | Premier Sports Player, Laligatv, Premier Sports 1 UK |
United States | ESPN+, ESPN Deportes, Fubotv, DirectV Stream |
Canada | TSN+, TSN2 |
Robert Lewandowski’s thigh injury decreased the shine from an incredible comeback win for Barcelona via Celta.
The poles, which rarely spends on the sidelines, will not be available to provide Mallorca, but there is hope that his niggle will only take a few weeks. He closes Alejandro Balde on the treatment table – the young Spaniard also fights with a knee tendon problem – and Marc Casado, who may no longer play this season.
Marc-Andre Ter Stegen is back in training after a serious knee injury.
Barcelona predicted the line-up against Celta (4-2-3-1): Szczesny; Kounde, Comatarsi, Araujo, Martin; De Jong, Pedri; Yamal, Gavi, Raphinha; Torres.
Mallorca exceeded expectations this season and, after her goalless draw with Leganes, a healthy seventh place in La Liga at the weekend.
Manager Jagoba Arrasate has some injury concerns, which with Manu Morlanes, Vedat Muriqi, Robert Navarro and Takuma Asano, all dubious into the most toughest away day of the season.
Cyle Larin will lead the border itself, but faces a hard work of the evening.
Mallorca predicted the line-up against Barcelona (5-4-1): Gripping; Maffeo, Valjent, Raillo, Copete, Mojica; D Rodriguez, S Costa, Darder, a Sanchez; Larin.
Barcelona’s determination and spirit were fully equipped against Celta during their victory. They looked tired, long -legged and far below their best and dug deeply to offer Hansi Flick one of his most impressive victories as a manager – which maintained the advantage of the association towards Real Madrid in the title race.
Mallorca is a well -organized team and will not be pushers, but they lack the threat of really worrying Barcelonas Backline. The only thing that really plays in your favor is the lack of Lewandowski, although Ferran Torres is hardly a bad replacement.
The points should go the way of the home team, but do not be surprised if it is a quiet affair, since Barcelona’s recent exploits and the close turnaround on games that have upset the strip.