Daegu FC vs Barcelona LIVE Streaming info: When, where to watch Barca's pre-season match?
Hansi Flick's side brushed aside Seoul FC 7-3 in its previous contest and will look to sign off from the Asian leg with another win.
When and where will Daegu FC vs Barcelona be played?
The pre-season match between Daegu FC and Barcelona will be played at the Daegu Stadium in South Korea. The match is scheduled to kick off at 8 pm local time (4:30 pm IST).
How to watch Daegu FC vs Barcelona?
The pre-season match, can be watched on the following platforms in the respective countries:
India: FanCode and Barca TV, but only with a subscription fee.
UK: DAZN and Barcelona's YouTube channel.
USA: CBS Golazo, Barca One (Formerly Barca TV), Paramount+ and the official YouTube channel of FC Barcelona.
Nigeria: StarTimes App, Sporty TV, Barca One and Barcelona's YouTube channel.
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