Manchester City are aiming to finally get back to winning ways when they take on Barcelona.
The American fans have certainly been treated to thrilling goal fests when watching Manchester City play in pre-season but are yet to see the team pick up a win.
Pep Guardiola’s side lost 4-3 to Celtic last week and followed that up with a 3-2 loss to AC Milan this past weekend.
Erling Haaland was amongst the goals again and James McAtee continued his promising pre-season with a strike of his own.
Progress has been steady in the States but a win would certainly go down well, especially against a club like Barcelona.
Here is everything you need to know about City’s third pre-season friendly.
Man City vs Barcelona kick-off time
City are once again on the move and will this time head down south from New York City to the Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida.
Kick-off local time is at 7 pm, meaning the game will get underway at 12 am in the early hours of Wednesday morning in the UK.
How to watch Man City vs Barcelona live stream
Manchester City vs Barcelona will not be shown live on television in the UK. However, you can still watch the match on a live stream.
Fans can tune into the game live on the club’s streaming platform, CITY+, but a premium subscription is required.
It costs £4.99 for a single month, which will allow you to watch the rest of the games on the US tour and can be cancelled at any time, or subscribe for the full year for £34.99.
Man City vs Barcelona tickets
Tickets can still be purchased for the game on TicketMaster with the lowest prices at $87.
Manchester City vs Barcelona team news
City are yet to suffer any injury setbacks on the tour so far so Guardiola still has a full squad to choose from.
Senior stars Ederson, Haaland, Jack Grealish, Rico Lewis and Oscar Bobb will all be aiming to get more minutes under their belts while Kalvin Phillips will be desperate to return to the starting XI.
McAtee is enjoying a strong pre-season and fellow youngster Micah Hamilton will be hopeful of a start after his assist off the bench last time out.
Josko Gvardiol may also come in for his first start after returning to the squad and coming off the bench late on against Milan.
Barcelona, meanwhile, are without even more senior stars than City and can count Marc-Andre Ter Stegan as one of the only few regular starters available.
