FCBarcelona has started the season with a scoring record that had not been seen in a century. Under the direction of HansiFlick, the Barça team has won the ten official matches it has played, scoring 43 goals and averaging more than four goals per match. This historic start is reminiscent of the 1926-27 campaign, when the club scored 47 goals in its first ten games.
Barça's offensive performance is also reflected in the League. In the first eight games, the club has scored 34 goals, with an average of 4.25 per game, becoming the highest scoring team in the major European leagues. In the Champions League, after the match against Galatasaray, Barça has scored nine goals in its first two games, surpassing teams such as Bayern Munich, Club Brugge and Paris Saint-Germain, which scored eight, six and six goals respectively. The shooting data is also compelling: 44 attempts in total, of which 19 were between the three sticks, 15 went wide and 10 were blocked, evidencing the team's constant offensive pressure.
As for scorers, Raphinha leads the list with 14 goals, despite recovering from an edema in his right thigh that he suffered in the last game. They are followed by LamineYamal with eight, FermínLópez with five, KarimAdeyemi with four and GabrielJesus with three. AnthonyGordon and JoãoCancelo have scored two each, while JulesKoundé, Pedri and Espart have contributed one goal each. Ten different players have scored, demonstrating the diversity of the team's attacking sources.
Barça remains on track to maintain its offensive dominance this season. With the Champions League and the League on the agenda, the club seeks to consolidate its position as the highest scoring team in Europe and continue surprising its rivals with its offensive style of play and its ability to generate constant danger.