Mansion Sports – The 2025/2026 LaLiga season continues with another compelling fixture as Barcelona face Deportivo Alaves on matchday 14.

The match will take place at Camp Nou, with kickoff scheduled for Saturday, 29 November 2025 at 16:00 local time.

Barcelona aim to capitalise on this opportunity to challenge for the top spot in the league table as they resume their domestic campaign at home.

Hansi Flick’s side currently sit second, trailing Real Madrid by just one point, while Alaves occupy 14th place with 15 points from their first 13 matches of the season.

Team Conditions Ahead of the Match

Barcelona

Barcelona recently celebrated a dominant 4–0 victory over Athletic Bilbao in their return to Camp Nou.

However, that momentum was abruptly halted when they fell 3–0 to Chelsea in the midweek Champions League fixture, a disappointing performance in which Flick’s team struggled to establish rhythm at Stamford Bridge.

Barcelona currently sit 18th in the overall Champions League standings, having collected only seven points from five matches.

Despite their European struggles, their domestic form remains positive with three consecutive wins over Elche, Celta Vigo, and Athletic following their 2–1 defeat to Real Madrid on 26 October.

Barcelona are set for a demanding run of fixtures, including three consecutive league matches against Alaves, Atletico Madrid, and Real Betis, before concluding their Champions League group campaign with a must-win match against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Historically, Barcelona have dominated encounters with Alaves, winning 35 of their 49 previous meetings, including a narrow 1–0 victory last season.

The team will once again be without Marc-André ter Stegen and Gavi due to ongoing injuries, but Pedri is expected to return after recovering from a hamstring problem and is likely to receive clearance to feature.

In attack, Flick may opt for rotation by introducing Marcus Rashford in place of Robert Lewandowski.

Eric Garcia is also expected to start in central defence to replace Ronald Araujo, who is suspended following a red card against Chelsea.

Fermin Lopez remains unavailable due to a muscle issue, opening the door for Dani Olmo to operate in the No. 10 role.

Deportivo Alaves

Alaves enter this fixture having suffered five consecutive LaLiga defeats against Barcelona, with their last unbeaten result in this matchup dating back to October 2021.

Their most recent victory over the Catalan side came in September 2016, when they stunned Camp Nou with a 2–1 win.

This season, Alaves have recorded four wins, three draws, and six defeats in 13 matches. Their tally of 15 points places them 14th—four points clear of Girona in the relegation zone.

After finishing 15th last season, Eduardo Coudet’s squad still have room to grow, especially as they now enter their ninth campaign in LaLiga across the last ten seasons.

Alaves are expected to arrive in better physical condition than Barcelona and hope to capitalise on the hosts’ potential fatigue from their Champions League schedule.

Regarding squad availability, Facundo Garces remains suspended under a long-term ban, while Nikola Maras continues to be sidelined with a serious knee injury.

Calebe’s fitness also requires further assessment after he missed the previous match against Celta due to a minor injury.

Carlos Vicente, who has registered five goals and two assists in 14 appearances this season, is likely to lead the attack once more.

Where to Watch Barcelona vs Alaves November 2025

For viewers seeking access to the fixture, availability varies depending on regional broadcasting rights. The match can be streamed through the following official platforms:

• ESPN
• Sky Sports
• beIN Sports
• Disney+
• DAZN
• Super Sports

The match promises intensity from start to finish, particularly with Barcelona pushing to reclaim the top position in the league table.