Barcelona led Aston Villa 3-0 at Spotify Camp Nou on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, in the fourth matchday of the UEFA Champions League. The game started at 5 pm Brasília time, and the home side still held a three-goal advantage in the 67th minute of the live coverage.
Brazilian forward Raphinha scored twice in the second half, and his second goal pushed the lead to 3-0. Lamine Yamal had opened the scoring at 7 minutes, so Barcelona went into the break ahead 1-0.
Yamal opened the scoring and Raphinha doubled the lead
Raphinha’s first goal, at 52 minutes, came after a shot from the edge of the box deflected off an opponent and caught Aston Villa goalkeeper Zion Suzuki off guard. His second, at 65 minutes, followed a pass from João Cancelo, who played the ball into the area with the outside of his right foot.
Photo: Raphinha e Lamine Yamal – X/CBarcelona
Aston Villa’s best chances came in the first half. Barcelona goalkeeper Joan García made a save at 31 minutes to stop a left-footed shot by Johan Manzambi, and Barcelona’s defense blocked two shots from corners, one by Matty Cash and one by João Gomes.
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- 11 minutes: Ian Maatsen receives a yellow card for a foul
- 31 minutes: Emiliano Buendía receives a yellow card for a foul
- 45+1 minute: Nicolas Jackson is booked for a foul on Pau Cubarsí, and Raphinha is booked for arguing with the referee
- Start of the second half: Marc Bernal replaces Rodri for Barcelona
Where to watch the match on TV and streaming in Brazil
In Brazil, the match is shown on SBT, the free-to-air channel, and on TNT Sports, a pay-TV channel. Viewers can also stream it on Max, the HBO Max service, and on +SBT.
Referee, coaches and halftime numbers at Camp Nou
Davide Massa is refereeing the match, with Bastian Dankert working as VAR, and the game is being played at Spotify Camp Nou in Barcelona. Hansi Flick coaches Barcelona, while Unai Emery leads Aston Villa. At halftime Barcelona led 1-0 and held 66 percent of the possession, according to the live coverage.
