Levante vs. Barcelona: Time, predicted lineups and everything you need to know

Barcelona visits Levante this Sunday at 10:15 a.m. ET under pressure to respond to Real Madrid. Los Blancos' 4-1 victory over Rayo Vallecano left the Spanish giants level on 12 points, meaning Hansi Flick's side will look to regain its advantage at the top of LaLiga while maintaining its perfect start.

Barça heads to the Ciutat de València after winning its opening four LaLiga matches and scoring 17 goals. It also opened its Champions League campaign in midweek with a 5-1 victory over Feyenoord.

Levante, however, has made a solid start with five points and only one defeat, while also winning six consecutive matches at home.

When is Levante vs. Barcelona and what time does it start?

Levante vs. Barcelona takes place this Sunday at the Ciutat de València.

Kickoff: 10:15 a.m. ET (U.S. Eastern Time)
Stadium: Ciutat de València
Referee: Jon Ander González (Basque Committee)

Barcelona looks to move ahead of Real Madrid again

Real Madrid's 4-1 win over Rayo Vallecano took Los Blancos to 12 points, level with Barcelona before Barça plays its match.

Flick's side therefore has the opportunity to move clear again with a fifth consecutive league victory.

Barcelona has been prolific so far, beating Elche 5-0, Athletic Club 2-0, Rayo Vallecano 5-2 and Valencia 5-0, before defeating Feyenoord 5-1 in the Champions League.

Barcelona injuries and possible changes

Flick welcomes back Eric Garcia, who missed the Champions League game through suspension and will wear a protective mask after suffering a nasal fracture at Mestalla.

Frenkie de Jong and Roony Bardghji are unavailable through injury, while Jesse Bisiwu did not train with the first team on Saturday and will join the reserve squad.

Gerard Martín, Xavi Espart, Marc Bernal, Fermín López and Anthony Gordon could also return to the starting lineup after beginning the Feyenoord game on the bench.

Predicted Levante vs. Barcelona lineups

Levante: Ryan; Nacho Pérez, Dela, Mandi, Manu Sánchez, Olasa; Rey, Bardeli, Brugué; Thiago and Iván Romero.

Barcelona: Joan Garcia; Eric Garcia, Cubarsí, Gerard Martín, Xavi Espart; Bernal, Pedri, Fermín; Lamine Yamal, Raphinha and Gordon.

A difficult ground for Barcelona

The Ciutat de València has caused Barça problems in recent visits. Barcelona won its last two games there 3-2, while the previous two produced a 3-3 draw and a 3-1 defeat.