[Live-Stream-Online] Barcelona vs Valencia: Live Online, (Copa del Rey 2019) Free

Barcelona vs Valencia Live Stream: The Copa del Rey 2019 concludes on Saturday with the big final Barcelona against Valencia from the Benito Villamarin in Seville, Spain.

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Barcelona enters as the Spanish cup final as the favorite but will be without injured star striker Luis Suarez, while Valencia enters with some serious momentum after securing Champions League qualification on the last day of La Liga play after finishing fourth.

Here’s how you can watch Barcelona vs Valencia online and what to know:

Match: Barcelona vs Valencia, Date: Saturday, May 25, Time: 3 p.m. ET, Live Stream: WatchESPN, Tv Coverage: ESPN Deportes, Location: Estadio Benito Villamarin.

Barcelona: No Suarez, no Nelson Semedo on Saturday for the back-to-back-to-back-to-back Copa del Rey champs. Barca will be short-handed here but that doesn’t impact them still being the favorite as they go for five cup titles in a row. The big question is whether Philippe Coutinho will play in this one as the Brazilian has battled a hamstring injury. He returned to training on Thursday and may just be fit enough to play.

Valencia:Los Che are an interesting story after winning just one of their first 11 league games. The team battling back from sitting around 15th place for part of the season to finish fourth with three straight wins to end the league season. While that will give them some momentum, so will having played Barca twice this season and drawing both.

Barcelona will aim to complete a league and cup double when they face Valencia in the Copa del Rey final on Saturday evening.

Ernesto Valverde’s men have an outstanding record in this competition, their 30 wins being the most in its history, and they could become the first team to win it five times in a row with victory at Estadio Benito Villamarin.

Standing in their way is a Valencia team they finished 16 points ahead of this season but failed to beat during the league campaign, both games ending in stalemate.

Valencia only lost seven games in the league on the way to a fourth placed finish, and were Europa League semi finalists before exiting the competition at the hands of Arsenal.

Kick-off at the Benito Villamarín Stadium in Seville is at 8pm UK time. When the sides last met in La Liga, the sides played out an entertaining 2–2 draw.

But viewers in Spain can tune in to watch on RTVE. Eleven Sports has secured exclusive live rights to show the match in Belgium, Luxembourg, Portugal, Poland and Taiwan.