Kick-off on October 1, 2025, at 17:00.

The second-round UEFA Champions League group stage match between Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain will take place at the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona. The two sides have met seven times in Catalonia in the history of the competition. The hosts have claimed three victories, but in their most recent meeting on Blaugrana’s home ground in 2021, PSG came out on top with a 4-1 win. The Parisians have failed to score in Spain only once — in the 2014/15 quarterfinal, when they lost 0-2. Hansi Flick’s men began the main stage with an away win over Newcastle at St. James’ Park thanks to a brace from Marcus Rashford, 2-1. Meanwhile, the reigning champions cruised past Atalanta at home with a 4-0 victory.

Watch Barcelona vs PSG online on MEGOGO on 02.10.2025. The hosts have suffered just two defeats in their last fifteen home Champions League fixtures — against Bayern (0-3) and their upcoming opponents PSG (1-4). Since 2020, apart from the Munich side, Barcelona has failed to score at home only against Juventus (0-3) and Benfica (0-0). In the 21st century, the Catalans have hosted French clubs eleven times in the competition, losing only twice — both times to PSG. The Parisians, in turn, have lost six of their previous thirteen away Champions League matches. Over the last four years, PSG has faced five different La Liga teams in the tournament.

Since the 2018/19 season, the red-and-blues have traveled to Spain five times, losing only once — to Real Madrid in the 2021/22 round of 16 (1-3). According to Sport.es, the French champions are reportedly considering signing Barcelona midfielder Eric García. The player’s contract expires next summer, and if no new deal is agreed, PSG plans to bring him in as a free agent. How to watch the live stream on MEGOGO. The live broadcast of Barcelona vs PSG on 02.10.2025 is available with MEGOPACK XL, Sports, Maximal, or Maximal + Charity subscriptions. By choosing any of these plans, viewers gain access to live match streams, an extensive library of movies, series, and cartoons, over 300 TV channels with pause and record features — including sports networks — as well as hundreds of audiobooks and podcasts.