FC Barcelona is enjoying a remarkable season. They currently top LaLiga, have advanced to the UEFA Champions League knockout stage, and reached the semifinals of the Copa del Rey. In contrast, RCD Mallorca finds itself urgently needing points to avoid relegation danger.
Match Details: FC Barcelona vs RCD Mallorca
- City: Barcelona, Spain
- Stadium: Spotify Camp Nou
- Date: Saturday, February 7
- Time: 16:15 (ESP), 10:15 (USA), 09:15 (MEX)
- Referee: José Luis Munuera Montero
- VAR: Jorge Figueroa Vázquez
Head-to-Head Record
- FC Barcelona Wins: 47
- Draws: 12
- RCD Mallorca Wins: 17
- Last Match: August 16, 2025 – RCD Mallorca 0, FC Barcelona 3
Recent Performances
FC Barcelona
Barcelona recently defeated Albacete 2-1 in the Copa del Rey. Goals came from Lamine Yamal and Ronald Araujo. They lead LaLiga with a one-point advantage over Real Madrid.
Unfortunately, manager Hansi Flick will miss Frenkie de Jong due to yellow card accumulation. Players like Pedri, Gavi, Raphinha, and Andreas Christensen are also sidelined due to injuries.
RCD Mallorca
Under coach Jagoba Arrasate, Mallorca recently secured a 4-1 win against Sevilla, lifting them to 14th place, just two points above relegation. The team aims to build on this momentum to ensure their stay in LaLiga for another season.
Marash Kumbulla is a doubt for the match but could make the trip to Barcelona.
Projected Lineups
FC Barcelona (4-3-3)
- Joan García
- Alejandro Baldé
- Ronald Araujo
- Pau Cubarsí
- Jules Koundé
- Dani Olmo
- Marc Casadó
- Fermín López
- Marcus Rashford
- Ferran Torres
- Lamine Yamal
RCD Mallorca (4-2-3-1)
- Leo Román
- Johan Mojica
- Martin Valjent
- David López
- Pablo Maffeo
- Omar Mascarell
- Samú Costa
- Jan Virgili
- Sergi Darder
- Takuma Asano
- Vedat Muriqi
Match Prediction
Expect FC Barcelona to maintain their home ground advantage against RCD Mallorca, a team that has experienced ups and downs this season. A predicted scoreline is 3-1 in favor of Barcelona.
Conclusion
This match promises an exciting clash as Barcelona seeks to solidify its position at the top, while Mallorca strives for survival in LaLiga.
