There's a lot in store for every football fans with&nbsp;a lot of action with each passing week. For a noble cause, FC Barcelona will square off versus Pep Guardiola-led Manchester City in a friendly clash, which is a little more than just football.

For the unversed, all the&nbsp;proceeds from the high-voltage encounter will be donated to research in to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). It is a progressive nervous system disease that severely impacts the brain as well as the spinal cord;&nbsp;causing loss of muscle control. At present, there is no cure to this disease. Hence, Man City and Barca will look to get the better of each other in the friendly clash but also hope to create awareness about the disease to one and all.

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Let's take a look at the live streaming details of the Barcelona vs Manchester City clash:

Where will the Barcelona vs Manchester City clash&nbsp;take place?

The Barcelona vs Manchester City friendly match&nbsp;will be held&nbsp;at&nbsp;the Camp Nou Stadium, Spain.

At what time does the Barcelona vs Manchester City&nbsp;match kick-off?

The Barcelona vs Manchester City friendly match will kick off&nbsp;at 1:00 AM IST on Thursday, August 25.

How to watch live coverage of the Barcelona vs Manchester City match on TV?

There will be no telecast&nbsp;of&nbsp;the friendly clash between Man City and FC Barcelona.

How to watch live coverage of the Barcelona vs Manchester City face-off?

Similarly, the Barcelona vs Manchester City friendly match live streaming will also not be available on any major streaming platforms in India.&nbsp;

There's a lot in store for every football fans with a lot of action with each passing week. For a noble cause, FC Barcelona will square off versus Pep Guardiola-led Manchester City in a friendly clash, which is a little more than just football.

There's a lot in store for every football fans with a lot of action with each passing week. For a noble cause, FC Barcelona will square off versus Pep Guardiola-led Manchester City in a friendly clash, which is a little more than just football. For the unversed, all the proceeds from the high-voltage encounter will be donated to research in to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). It is a progressive nervous system disease that severely impacts the brain as well as the spinal cord; causing loss of muscle control. At present, there is no cure to this disease. Hence, Man City and Barca will look to get the better of each other in the friendly clash but also hope to create awareness about the disease to one and all. ALSO READ | 'What do you want me to do'- Cristiano Ronaldo's conversation with Roy Keane before United-Liverpool revealed Let's take a look at the live streaming details of the Barcelona vs Manchester City clash: Where will the Barcelona vs Manchester City clash take place? The Barcelona vs Manchester City friendly match will be held at the Camp Nou Stadium, Spain. At what time does the Barcelona vs Manchester City match kick-off? The Barcelona vs Manchester City friendly match will kick off at 1:00 AM IST on Thursday, August 25. How to watch live coverage of the Barcelona vs Manchester City match on TV? There will be no telecast of the friendly clash between Man City and FC Barcelona. How to watch live coverage of the Barcelona vs Manchester City face-off? Similarly, the Barcelona vs Manchester City friendly match live streaming will also not be available on any major streaming platforms in India.

Barcelona vs Manchester City live streaming: When & where to watch the friendly match in India?

Champions Manchester City went top of the Premier League with a disciplined 2-0 win over Everton at Goodison Park on Wednesday that saw them leapfrog Liverpool on goal difference.

Aymeric Laporte headed the opener just before the interval and substitute Gabriel Jesus sealed the victory deep in stoppage time for City, who returned to the league's summit for the first time since Dec. 8.

Both City and Liverpool have 62 points, but Pep Guardiola's side have played one game more than the Merseysiders, who have drawn their last two encounters and host Bournemouth on Saturday.

With Tottenham Hotspur on 57 points, the title race has turned into a genuine three-way tussle and while City rarely sparkled against Everton, it was a key win in a busy week in which they had already beaten Arsenal and host Chelsea on Sunday.

"Four or five days ago we could have been seven points behind, it is a lesson to never give up," said Guardiola.

"Now we have an incredible test on Sunday against Chelsea. I don't know how far we will get, maybe we will die in the road, but we are trying.

"We have played one more game than Liverpool, it's good to be top but Liverpool (still) has a game at Old Trafford," he added, referring to Liverpool's match at Manchester United on Feb. 24.

The game against Everton was a re-arranged fixture caused by City's advance to the League Cup final and highlighted the difficulties to come for a side still involved in four competitions as there were some signs of weariness in their display.

Everton manager Marco Silva left two of his main creative players, Gylfi Sigurdsson and Richarlison, on the bench and opted for three central midfielders -- a tactic that worked well as his side closed down City and limited their control of possession.

Yet after all that good work, it was Everton's sloppiness at set-pieces which cost them yet again.

David Silva curled in a free kick from the left and Laporte was somehow left unattended to head home from close-range.

The goal was the 17th conceded by Everton from a set-piece in all competitions this season -- prompting further questions about Silva's insistence on zonal marking.

After the break ninth-placed Everton, who had been well beaten at home by Wolves on Saturday, stuck at their task well, but for all their graft they rarely threatened City's lead.

The home side did get a sniff of an opening when Kyle Walker, deep in his own half, gave the ball away to substitute Richarlison, but the Brazilian's pass towards Cenk Tosun was over-hit and the danger passed.

It was a sign of City's strength in depth that their substitutes combined for the second goal deep in stoppage time with Kevin De Bruyne playing Jesus in on goal.

Although the Brazilian's shot was blocked by Everton keeper Jordan Pickford, he reacted quickly to head home the loose ball.

"Everyone (helped) win the game," said Jesus.

"We know that it is going to be difficult. We want to play well in every game and at the end of the season we want the title," he said.

Champions Manchester City went top of the Premier League with a disciplined 2-0 win over Everton at Goodison Park on Wednesday that saw them leapfrog Liverpool on goal difference.

Champions Manchester City went top of the Premier League with a disciplined 2-0 win over Everton at Goodison Park on Wednesday that saw them leapfrog Liverpool on goal difference. Aymeric Laporte headed the opener just before the interval and substitute Gabriel Jesus sealed the victory deep in stoppage time for City, who returned to the league's summit for the first time since Dec. 8. Both City and Liverpool have 62 points, but Pep Guardiola's side have played one game more than the Merseysiders, who have drawn their last two encounters and host Bournemouth on Saturday. With Tottenham Hotspur on 57 points, the title race has turned into a genuine three-way tussle and while City rarely sparkled against Everton, it was a key win in a busy week in which they had already beaten Arsenal and host Chelsea on Sunday. "Four or five days ago we could have been seven points behind, it is a lesson to never give up," said Guardiola. "Now we have an incredible test on Sunday against Chelsea. I don't know how far we will get, maybe we will die in the road, but we are trying. "We have played one more game than Liverpool, it's good to be top but Liverpool (still) has a game at Old Trafford," he added, referring to Liverpool's match at Manchester United on Feb. 24. The game against Everton was a re-arranged fixture caused by City's advance to the League Cup final and highlighted the difficulties to come for a side still involved in four competitions as there were some signs of weariness in their display. Everton manager Marco Silva left two of his main creative players, Gylfi Sigurdsson and Richarlison, on the bench and opted for three central midfielders -- a tactic that worked well as his side closed down City and limited their control of possession. Yet after all that good work, it was Everton's sloppiness at set-pieces which cost them yet again. David Silva curled in a free kick from the left and Laporte was somehow left unattended to head home from close-range. The goal was the 17th conceded by Everton from a set-piece in all competitions this season -- prompting further questions about Silva's insistence on zonal marking. After the break ninth-placed Everton, who had been well beaten at home by Wolves on Saturday, stuck at their task well, but for all their graft they rarely threatened City's lead. The home side did get a sniff of an opening when Kyle Walker, deep in his own half, gave the ball away to substitute Richarlison, but the Brazilian's pass towards Cenk Tosun was over-hit and the danger passed. It was a sign of City's strength in depth that their substitutes combined for the second goal deep in stoppage time with Kevin De Bruyne playing Jesus in on goal. Although the Brazilian's shot was blocked by Everton keeper Jordan Pickford, he reacted quickly to head home the loose ball. "Everyone (helped) win the game," said Jesus. "We know that it is going to be difficult. We want to play well in every game and at the end of the season we want the title," he said.

Man City go top of the Premier League with win at Everton

Manchester City must play &quot;perfectly&quot; to beat Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday, according to manager&nbsp;Pep&nbsp;Guardiola whose side suffered a 4-0 thrashing in the Nou Camp this month.

City won for the first time in seven games in all competitions on Saturday, crushing West Bromwich Albion 4-0 in the Premier League, but Guardiola knows his former club represent a far greater challenge.

&quot;I have never thought that we can&#39;t win a football match and I never will. Even when we lost 4-0,&quot; Guardiola told a news conference on Monday.

&quot;It&#39;s difficult and we know we need to play almost perfectly to win - and if not, we will congratulate them and move on.

&quot;Winning the last game helped a lot but the Champions League is much different. Tomorrow we have another chance against the best.&quot;

While Barcelona can secure progress to the knockout phase at the Etihad on Tuesday, City are in a battle with Borussia Moenchengladbach for second spot in Group C.

Another loss to the Catalans would leave their progress in real jeopardy.

&quot;For them it&#39;s not a final, for us it is like a final,&quot; said Guardiola, who is yet to taste defeat at home since taking over at Man City, said.

&quot;There is just three games left. We dropped points in Glasgow (Celtic) and we have to recover those points.&quot;

City&#39;s cause is not helped by injuries with the right back area particularly worrying.

Bacary Sagna and Pablo Zabaleta are both unavailable, meaning Guardiola has to choose between Fernando, who played there for the first time against West Brom, and 19-year-old Pablo Maffeo.

&quot;We have to think we&#39;ve not got right backs,&quot; Guardiola said. &quot;We have one who recently played there and one who is 19.&quot;

Striker Sergio Aguero will start, however, after being surprisingly left out of the away clash.

The Argentine scored twice against West Brom and looked close to being back to his best.

&quot;When he is happy of course all the team is happy,&quot; Guardiola said.

A loss to the blaugrana team tonight would jeopardise City's chances of progressing to the next round of the Champions League

Manchester City must play "perfectly" to beat Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday, according to manager Pep Guardiola whose side suffered a 4-0 thrashing in the Nou Camp this month. City won for the first time in seven games in all competitions on Saturday, crushing West Bromwich Albion 4-0 in the Premier League, but Guardiola knows his former club represent a far greater challenge. "I have never thought that we can't win a football match and I never will. Even when we lost 4-0," Guardiola told a news conference on Monday. "It's difficult and we know we need to play almost perfectly to win - and if not, we will congratulate them and move on. "Winning the last game helped a lot but the Champions League is much different. Tomorrow we have another chance against the best." While Barcelona can secure progress to the knockout phase at the Etihad on Tuesday, City are in a battle with Borussia Moenchengladbach for second spot in Group C. Another loss to the Catalans would leave their progress in real jeopardy. "For them it's not a final, for us it is like a final," said Guardiola, who is yet to taste defeat at home since taking over at Man City, said. "There is just three games left. We dropped points in Glasgow (Celtic) and we have to recover those points." City's cause is not helped by injuries with the right back area particularly worrying. Bacary Sagna and Pablo Zabaleta are both unavailable, meaning Guardiola has to choose between Fernando, who played there for the first time against West Brom, and 19-year-old Pablo Maffeo. "We have to think we've not got right backs," Guardiola said. "We have one who recently played there and one who is 19." Striker Sergio Aguero will start, however, after being surprisingly left out of the away clash. The Argentine scored twice against West Brom and looked close to being back to his best. "When he is happy of course all the team is happy," Guardiola said.

Manchester City needs to play 'perfect' football to beat Barcelona: Guardiola