La Liga live stream free: Watch Barcelona vs Celta Vigo online [Kick off time, TV info, venue]

Barcelona will play Celta Vigo on Wednesday night in a day where all top three Spanish La Liga sides are in action. By the end of today's La Liga action, where the title will be heading could be that much clearer as the season enters its final straight.

Today's big game between Barcelona and Celta Vigo will start at 7 p.m. GMT (3 p.m. ET) and can be watched online through live stream – free for subscribers – via the link below.

Tonight's game will take place at the Nou Camp, where Barcelona will look to push on following their amazing victory in the El Clasico at the weekend, defeating rivals Real Madrid 4-3 in a game packed with skill, and controversial penalties.

That victory for Barcelona pushed them right back into the middle of the title race. Many prior to the game had predicted Real would gain the win that would effectively knock Barcelona out of the title race, as it would have left them 7 points behind Real at the top with just over half a dozen games left in the season.

However, playing for their lives, Barcelona managed to come out on top and their reward is that they move to within a point of both Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid.

Amazingly at this late stage in the season neither Real or Barcelona are top, but Atletico Madrid are top of La Liga. Atletico are level on points with Real, but due to their better head to head record, they top the table.

Barcelona against Celta Vigo will kick off at 7 p.m. GMT (3 p.m. ET) and can be watched online through live stream by clicking here.

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