FC Barcelona vs AS Monaco - Live Stream

Live stream and TV coverage details for the UELB EuroLeague Quarterfinal Game 4 match - FC Barcelona vs AS Monaco:

​The EuroLeague Quarterfinal Game 4 between FC Barcelona and AS Monaco is set for Friday, May 2, 2025 at the Palau Blaugrana, Barcelona, Spain.

AS Monaco currently leads the best-of-five series 2–1. FC Barcelona aims to win Game 4 to force a decisive Game 5 back in Monaco.

Tip-off Times:

• Central European Time (CET): 20:45
• Greenwich Mean Time (GMT): 18:45

LIVE BROADCAST INFORMATION:

• Albania: RTSH SPORT
• Armenia: VIVARO
• Azerbaijan: IDMAN TV
• Balkans (Croatia and Slovenia): SPORTKLUB
• Balkans (Bosnia Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia): TV ARENA SPORT
• Baltic: GO3 SPORT OPEN
• Bulgaria: MAX SPORT 3
• China: ESPN
• Czech Republic: ONE PLAY SPORT 1
• Denmark: VIAPLAY
• Eurasia: SETANTA SPORTS
• Finland: VIAPLAY
• France: SKWEEK TV
• Georgia: SILK SPORT HD 2
• Germany: MAGENTA
• Greece: NOVASPORTS 4
• Iberoamerica: DIRECT TV, TAUROCAST BTV and FANDUEL
• Iceland: VIAPLAY
• India: FANCODE
• Internet: EUROLEAGUE.TV
• Israel: 5SPORT
• Italy: SKY SPORT and DAZN
• Monaco: SKWEEK TV and TV MONACO
• Norway: VIAPLAY
• Philippines: TAPSPORTS
• Poland: POLSAT SPORT EXTRA
• Romania: PRO TV
• Russian Federation: OKKO
• Spain: VAMOS/DEPORTES
• Sub Saharan Africa: NEW WORLD SPORT 6
• Sweden: VIAPLAY
• Thailand: 3BBTV
• Turkey: S SPORT 2
• Ukraine: SETANTA SPORT
• USA: ESPN

Injury Report

FC Barcelona

Barcelona faces significant injury challenges ahead of Game 4:​

• Jan Vesely: Out due to a back injury.
• Nico Laprovittola: Out for the season with a torn ACL and outer meniscus in his right knee.
• Chimezie Metu: Out for the season with a torn Achilles.
• Juan Núñez: Out for the season due to a right knee injury.
• Dame Sarr: Deregistered from the roster and will not participate for the remainder of the season.

In Game 3, Willy Hernangómez stepped up with a standout performance, recording 19 points and 10 rebounds, providing a crucial boost to Barcelona's frontcourt.

AS Monaco

Monaco has not reported any official injuries ahead of Game 4. However, Nick Calathes has missed the first three games of the series, and Georgios Papagiannis and Juhann Begarin did not dress for those games, although both participated in a French League game last Sunday.