How to watch FC Barcelona basketball games live on TV and online

FC Barcelona’s basketball team splits its season between the EuroLeague and Spain’s Liga Endesa, and fans who cannot attend games at the Palau Blaugrana have multiple verified ways to follow every match: club-owned digital channels and Barça Play for highlights, Movistar+ and EuroLeague TV for EuroLeague broadcasts, DAZN plus several other operators for Liga Endesa, Catalan and national radio for live audio, and the sports press for minute-by-minute coverage, FC Barcelona reported.

The club’s basketball section plays a demanding schedule across two competitions, and the best way to watch remains in person at the Palau Blaugrana in Barcelona. For away games — such as Thursday’s EuroLeague trip to Bulgaria against Hapoel Holon at 19:45 — the coverage options below apply.

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Where can I watch Barça’s EuroLeague games on TV?

In Spain, EuroLeague broadcast rights for Barcelona’s matches belong to Movistar+. Outside Spain, the platform EuroLeague TV carries the games, so international fans can stream the same fixtures there.

Which channels show Liga Endesa games?

DAZN is the main broadcaster offering all Liga Endesa matches. Coverage is wider than that, though: Movistar+, Orange TV, Vodafone TV, Prime Video, Más Móvil, Yoigo and Embou each carry two matches per matchday. Regional public television also broadcasts selected games — 3CAT (TV3, Esport3 and 3CAT.cat) airs one match per round involving Catalan teams, including Barça’s away trips to Girona, Manresa, Andorra and A Coruña, and home games against Río Breogán, Lleida, Real Madrid, Bilbao and Manresa at the Palau.

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What official club channels follow the team?

The club’s official accounts — @fcbbasket on X (Twitter), Instagram and Facebook — post regular updates, while match reports and articles run on the club’s website. The digital platform Barça Play carries video summaries of every game.

Which radio stations broadcast the games live?

Catalunya Ràdio and RAC1 provide live commentary through their apps and, on some occasions, over the airwaves. The digital station 24segons.cat carries full Catalan-language broadcasts. National stations — Cadena SER, RNE, Radio Marca, Onda Cero and Cadena COPE — track the team’s news and games, and for home matches they make live connections from the press tribune at the Palau.

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Where can I read live text coverage?

News agencies supply match reports to general-interest newspapers, while the sports dailies Sport and Mundo Deportivo run minute-by-minute live blogs on their websites. Specialist basketball and Barça-focused digital outlets also post updates through social media. The audiovisual platform Pick&Roll TV offers full audio narration of games with pre- and post-game content, without on-court video rights.

Frequently asked questions

What time does Thursday’s game in Bulgaria start? Barça’s EuroLeague away match against Hapoel Holon is scheduled for 19:45, as the club reported.

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Is there a free way to get highlights? Yes — Barça Play, the club’s digital platform, carries summaries of all matches.

Can I listen in Catalan? The digital radio station 24segons.cat broadcasts full games in Catalan, alongside Catalunya Ràdio and RAC1.

Which regional channel shows Barça home games? 3CAT’s TV3/Esport3 service is scheduled to air Palau home games against Río Breogán, Lleida, Real Madrid, Bilbao and Manresa.

Who carries EuroLeague games outside Spain? EuroLeague TV holds the international broadcast rights for the competition.

The next checkpoint on the calendar is Thursday’s EuroLeague fixture against Hapoel Holon in Bulgaria at 19:45, with live coverage available through the club’s official channels and the broadcasters listed above.

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