When and where to watch FC Barcelona v Racing Santander
A week featuring two domestic fixtures awaits Barça. The first challenge comes against Racing, who visit Spotify Camp Nou for a game in which the Catalans will be looking to add another victory to their tally.
As always, the game can be followed worldwide via the minute-by-minute coverage on the club's website and official app, as well as Barça Live on Barça Play and the Club's YouTube channel.
Here are the international kick-off times:
And not forgetting the complete coverage available on our official social networks:
English: @fcbarcelona & www.fcbarcelona.com
Catalan: @fcbarcelona_cat & www.fcbarcelona.cat
Spanish: @fcbarcelona_es & www.fcbarcelona.es
French: @fcbarcelona_fra & www.fcbarcelona.fr
Portuguese: @fcbarcelona_br
Arabic: @fcbarcelona_ara
Turkish: @fcbarcelona_tr
Chinese: fcbarcelona.cn
Japanese: @fcbarcelona_jp & www.fcbarcelona.jp
Indonesian: @fcbarcelona_id
* Please note that we list the channels that hold the rights to show games in the 2025/26 season here. However, we cannot guarantee they will be televising this particular game and please consider that the rights may have been transferred to another broadcaster. Check local TV listings to be sure.
Wednesday 16 September
The Americas
Canada (Vancouver 12.30pm, Montreal 3.30pm)TSN (English), RDS (French)
USA and Puerto Rico (Los Angeles 12.30pm, New York 3.30pm)ESPN
Mexico (Mexico City 1.30pm)Sky, Canal5, Izzi
Central America and Dominican Rep. (Costa Rica 1.30pm, Panama 2.30pm, Dom Rep 3.40pm)
Sky Sports Norte (plus ESPN and Rush in Belize and Dom Rep.)
Caribbean (Jamaica 2.30pm, Bahamas 3.30pm)ESPN and/or Rush Sports (plus Canal+ or beIN in certain territories)
French Caribbean (Martinique 3.30pm, French Guiana 4.30pm)Bein
Spanish speaking South America (Peru, Colombia 2.30pm, Venezuela 3.30pm, Chile, Argentina 4.30pm)ESPN, DSPORTS
Brazil (Brasilia 4.30pm)ESPN, Disney, CazéTV
Europe
Nordic countries (Iceland 7.30pm, Sweden and Denmark 9.30pm, Finland 10.30pm)
Disney+
United Kingdom and Ireland (8.30pm)Premier Sports, Disney+
Portugal (8.30pm)DAZN
Spain (9.30pm)Movistar, DAZN
France (4.15pm)DAZN + Disney+
Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Italy (9.30pm)DAZN
Malta (9.30pm)
TSN
Netherlands (9.30pm)Ziggo Sport
Norway (9.30pm)TV2
Poland (9.30pm)Canal+
Czechia and Slovakia (9.30pm)Nova
Hungary (9.30pm)Spiler 2
Slovenia and Croatia (9.30pm)
SportKlub
Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro and North Macedonia (9.30pm)Arena (and Artsport in Kosovo)
Albania (9.30pm)Super Sport
Baltic States and Moldova (10.30pm)
Setanta
Belarus (10.30pm)
Belarus 5, Kinopoisk, Voka TV
Ukraine (10.30pm)Megogo
Romania (10.30pm)Prima, Digi
Bulgaria (10.30pm)Max Sport
Greece (10.30pm)Nova, Cosmote
Turkey (10.30pm)S Sport
Cyprus (10.30pm)Cytavision
Israel (10.30pm)One
Russia (Moscow 10.30pm)
Match
Georgia (11.30pm)
Silknet, Setanta Sports
Armenia (11.30pm)Fast Media
Azerbaijan (11.30pm)Setanta, AzTV
Africa
North Africa (Morocco 8.30pm, Libya 9.30pm, Egypt 4.30pm)Bein
Sub-Saharan Africa (Senegal, Ghana 7.30pm, Nigeria, Cameroon 8.30pm, South Africa, Zambia 9.30pm, Ethiopia 4.30pm)DAZN throughout the region, plus local coverage from SuperSport, Canal+ Sport, New World, Sporty TV and ZAP in selected countries
Asia
Arab countries and Iran (Mecca 10.30pm, Iran 11.00pm)Bein (plus 1001 in Iraq)
Central Asian republics (Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan 12.30am)Setanta
Thursday 17 September
Pakistan (12.30am), Sri Lanka (1.00am) and Bangladesh (1.30am)
Begin
India (1.00am), Nepal (1.30am) and Bhutan (1.45am)
Fancode
Southeast Asia (Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia 2.30amm, Philippines 3.30am)beIN (plus CTN in Cambodia and Setanta Sports in the Philippines)
Vietnam (2.30am)SCTV, VTVCab
China (3.30am)MIGU, CCTV
Chinese Taipei/Taiwan (3.30am)DAZN
South Korea (4.30am)Coupang
Japan (4.30am)U-Next, DAZN
Oceania
Papua New Guinea (5.30am)
Digicel
Australia (Perth 3.30am, Sydney 5.30am) and New Zealand (7.30am)Bein
Pacific islands (Fiji 7.30am)
Digicel; Sky Pacific in selected territories; beIN in New Caledonia