FC Barcelona, ​​under the direction of HansiFlick, remains undefeated in all its competitions, becoming the only major European club without defeats to date. After a brief three-week break for international matches, the Barça team returned to the court and beat Getafe, securing their position as the undisputed leader of LaLiga with eight consecutive wins. This streak matches the club's best start to a season on record, which was achieved under TataMartino in 2013-14.

Barça's dominance is not limited to the Spanish league. In the group stage of the Champions League, the 5-1 win over Feyenoord on the first day added another victory to their record, placing the team at the top of the table of the invincible European greats. The only rival that comes close is Manchester City, which has also won all its matches in the Premier League (six victories) and in the Champions League (one victory over Porto). However, City lost their first competitive match of the season by beating Arsenal in the Community Shield, while Bayern, PSG and Inter have failed to match Barça's consistency.

The team's scoring performance is equally impressive. In eight LaLiga games, the Blaugranas have scored 34 goals, adding five in the Champions League for a total of 39 in nine games, which translates into an average of 4.3 goals per game. In comparison, Bayern average 3.37 goals, Inter 2.85, Manchester City 2.12 and PSG just 1.62. This level of offensive production reinforces Barça's dominant position in both the league and continental competition, where they seek to regain the title that eluded them twelve years ago.

With the victory over Getafe, Barcelona consolidates its leadership in LaLiga and maintains the pressure on its European rivals. The next challenge will be the trip to the Galatasaray stadium, where the team must continue to demonstrate its superiority to continue its undefeated streak and get closer to winning the Champions League. Meanwhile, the club remains the benchmark for performance and efficiency in European football, with a record that few teams can match.

Mundo DeportivoThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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