La Liga live streaming: Barcelona vs Malaga - Jan 26, 2014 match

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Sunday's La Liga fixture brings together two clubs headed in different directions. Barcelona look to reclaim the top spot, and you can follow the match live on beIN Sports live beginning at 15:00 ET.

Preview: Barcelona begin life without Sandro Rosell

A week that has brought a lot of media attention to the Camp Nou, now has Barcelona second in La Liga. After failing to grab three points in their last match, the Catalans now trail Real Madrid by two points, but could reclaim the top spot with a victory on Sunday.

The hosts will also start a new chapter, after Sandro Rosell stepped down from the club's presidency.

Controversy involving Neymar's transfer to the La Liga said turned into a lawsuit against Rosell, which eventually forced him to leave the club. Having won a number of titles during his tenure with the Blaugrana, the Spanish giants will now hope they can continue their success. Winning on Sunday would be a start.

Tata Martino's men welcome Malaga to the Camp Nou. Los Boquerones have not enjoyed a great campaign, as they are two points clear of the relegation zone. Adding to their frustration is the fact that they have only won one match away from home, along with five draws and four defeats.

Going to the Nou Camp to take on a Barcelona side that is looking to forget the Rosell saga could be a recipe for failure. Not to mention the hosts are coming off back-to-back draws in La Liga.

Barcelona will have a nearly full squad to choose from for this match.

Neymar is still out recovering from an ankle injury. Iniesta, Montoya and Alex Song will miss this match due to minor injuries.

Malaga will have concerns of their own on Sunday. The club started the season fairly well, but have slowly started to make their way down the league standings.

They come into the Camp Nou 16th in La Liga, but when all is said and done this weekend, they could find themselves in the relegation zone.

Given their financial problems, Malaga's poor campaign is not surprising. Bernd Schuster is now in the hot seat, but things could continue to get more frustrating on Sunday. His side have yet to win a match in 2014, and it could stay that way after a full 90 minutes at the Camp Nou.