
Tuesday (05/12/2017)
20:45 (WAT)
Barcelona’s head-to-head record with Juventus means that, whatever the result here, they will finish as group winners.
But the runner-up spot in Group D can still be claimed at Camp Nou, if Sporting Lisbon win and Juventus fail to beat Olympiacos in Greece. Nothing less than three points will do for the Portuguese side – and even that may not prove to be enough.
The match will be shown live on BT Sport Extra, with coverage from 7.30pm for a 20:45pm (WAT) kick-off at Camp Nou, Barcelona.
São estes os Leões que vão rugir em Camp Nou! Força, equipa! #DiaDeSporting #BARSCP pic.twitter.com/aIGpoacqKo
— Sporting Clube de Portugal (@Sporting_CP) December 5, 2017
Team news
Barcelona XI: Cillessen, Nelson Semedo, Pique, Vermaelen, Digne, Rakitic, Andre Gomes, Denis Suarez, Aleix Vidal, Luis Suarez, Alcacer
Subs: ter Stegen, Sergio Busquets, Messi, Paulinho, Deulofeu, Jordi Alba, Sergi Roberto
Sporting XI: Rui Patricio, Piccini, Coates, Mathieu, Bruno Cesar, Battaglia, William Carvalho, Ristovski, Bruno Fernandes, Acuna, Alan Ruiz
Subs: Salin, Fabio Coentrao, Andre Pinto, Daniel Podence, Dost, Joao Palhinha, Gelson Martins
XI
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) December 5, 2017
Camp Nou
⚽️ #BarçaSporting
Força Barça! pic.twitter.com/0rMLPO5omJ
Referee: Craig Thomson (Scotland)
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