Where to watch: Barcelona Women v Deportivo La Coruna Women today at 16:30 UK time live on TNT Sports 1 and DAZN.
Match Overview
Barcelona Women head into this Liga F fixture in scintillating form, boasting an unbeaten run that has seen them score freely and concede scarcely. Reigning champions and perennial title favourites, Barça Women will rely on the creative spark of Alexia Putellas and the finishing prowess of Asisat Oshoala as they look to extend their dominance at the summit of the table. Their high-pressing style combined with a rock-solid backline has yielded an average of over three goals per game this season.
Deportivo La Coruña Women arrive at the Johan Cruyff Stadium seeking to arrest a run of mixed results that has left them hovering near mid-table. While they have shown glimpses of resilient defending, particularly through captain Teresa Abelleira’s leadership, defensive frailties have cost them crucial points. For Deportivo, the stakes are high: a positive result here could kick-start a late surge away from the relegation fight, whereas another defeat risks widening the gap to safety.
Broadcast Details
Fans in the UK can catch every moment live on TNT Sports 1, with coverage beginning ahead of kick-off at 16:00 UK time. Subscribers should ensure their set-top box is tuned to the channel, or alternatively activate the TNT Sports app for on-the-go streaming. Commentary will be available in English, offering expert analysis and in-match insights tailored to the domestic audience.
For international viewers, DAZN holds the streaming rights across multiple territories, delivering high-definition coverage via its online platform. Simply log in to your DAZN account on smart TVs, mobile devices or game consoles to watch live. Kick-off at 16:30 UK time will be accompanied by pre-match build-up, team news and tactical previews to ensure you don’t miss a second of the action.
Prediction
Barcelona Women are expected to control possession from the first whistle, probing for weaknesses in Deportivo’s defence with swift wing play and incisive through balls. Given their current goal-scoring rate and home advantage, a forecast of 4-0 in favour of the hosts seems realistic. Look for Oshoala to add to her tally, while Barcelona’s midfield rotation should keep the tempo high throughout.
Deportivo La Coruña Women will likely sit deep and aim for counter-attacks, but their defensive record suggests Barcelona’s front line could breach their back four repeatedly. A consolation goal for the visitors isn’t out of the question if Teresa Abelleira finds space from set pieces, yet the overall gulf in quality points towards a comfortable victory for the league leaders. This result would further cement Barcelona’s status as title favourites in Liga F.
