Barcelona has scored a record of 10 victories in 10 official matches, with an average of 4.3 goals per match that has brought the squad into the imagination of fans and the media. This figure, which includes both the League and European and national competitions, suggests that the team could finish the 2026-27 season with 262 goals if it were to play 61 official matches and maintain its current pace.
The figure not only reflects Barça's strength in the opening phase of the season, but also its ability to overcome critical moments. In the three most notable comebacks – against Rayo Vallecano (5‑2), Sevilla (1‑3) and Galatasaray (1‑4) – the team managed to recover quickly and comfortably secure the victory. These examples illustrate the resilience of the squad and the confidence it has in its ability to score in any circumstance.
The team's top scorer is Raphinha, who has scored 14 goals in total, 12 of them in the League, which places him as the leader of the Pichichi, and two in the Champions League. His scoring average of 1.75 goals per game played is impressive, although he has been out of action in recent games against Getafe and the Turkish club. He is expected to be available for the next match against Betis and, later, for the luxury duels with PSG and Real Madrid. Teammates have helped the Brazilian recover from a minor injury after returning from the Brazilian national team.
Ten players from the squad have scored in these ten games, with Lamine Yamal (8), Fermín López (5), Karim Adeyemi (4), Gabriel Jesus (3), Anthony Gordon (2) and João Cancelo (2) as the main protagonists. In addition, Pedri González, Jules Koundé and Xavi Espart have also contributed with goals. Cancelo and Gordon were responsible for Villalibre and Lejeune's own goals against Racing and Rayo, respectively, which demonstrates Barça's influence on the scoreboard, even when it is not directly the scorer of the goal.
Barcelona's playing style continues to be dominant, with a high percentage of possession that wears down rivals and adequate verticality that allows attacking free space without speculating. This tactic contrasts with Hansi Flick's first seasons, where the team showed a more uncontrolled horizontal touch. The current Barça maintains discipline and efficiency, which allows it to control matches and create scoring opportunities consistently.
With the season still underway, Barcelona is preparing for the upcoming matches, including the match against Betis and the luxury matches against PSG and Real Madrid. If the team maintains its scoring pace and dominance on the field, it could continue to surprise fans and the press with record numbers and consolidate its position as one of the most feared clubs in European football.