Scored goals in 48 consecutive games! 11 Barcelona players have scored goals this season and 14 players have assisted.

Sunday night's 10th round of La Liga will feature the much-anticipated El Clasico, when Barcelona will travel to challenge Real Madrid. Before this game, "World Sports News" took stock of many offensive statistics of the Red and Blue Army under Flick.

Although injuries have affected the team's performance, Barcelona coached by Flick still maintains strong offensive firepower. In the 12 games played this season (9 La Liga games and 3 Champions League games), the Red and Blues have scored a total of 33 goals (24 goals in La Liga and 9 goals in the Champions League). This number is slightly lower than the 39 goals scored in the same period last season (33 goals in La Liga, 6 goals in the Champions League). Recently, players such as Lewandowski, Ferran, Yamal, Rafinha and Olmo have been absent due to injuries, forcing Flick to use 12 different forwards.

This season, 11 players under Flick have scored at least one goal, and 14 players have contributed assists in two events. These numbers, while high, have become commonplace during Flick's tenure. There haven't been that many big wins this season (6 goals each against Valencia and Olympiacos, 3 goals each against Mallorca, Levante, Getafe and Oviedo). However, Barcelona has scored in all competitions this season, extending the record of 48 consecutive games (36 games in the 2024-2025 season, 12 games in the 2025-2026 season), surpassing the previous century's record of 44 consecutive games.

This scoring ability is particularly prominent in national derby. Flick set a record for scoring 16 goals against Real Madrid in a single season. Last season, Barcelona beat Real Madrid 4-0 in the first leg of La Liga away from home, won 5-2 in the Spanish Super Cup final in Saudi Arabia, narrowly defeated 4-3 at home in the second leg of La Liga, and won 3-2 in the Copa del Rey final in Seville. Barcelona has never had such a high scoring record against Real Madrid before, even in the 2011-2012 and 2012-2013 seasons, when they had six games each. In the 2011-12 season, Barcelona under Guardiola scored 13 goals in six games, achieved three wins, two draws and one loss, and won two championships. In the 2012-13 season, Barcelona under the coaching of Vilanova also played six games against Real Madrid, but only scored 9 goals and achieved one win, two draws and three losses. Remarkably, they have not kept a clean sheet in six games. This year, Barcelona may face Real Madrid in four competitions, including La Liga, the Champions League, the Copa del Rey and the Spanish Super Cup.

The total number of goals scored by Barcelona under Flick also proves its high productivity. In the 72 games he coached, the team scored 207 goals, an average of nearly 3 goals per game (2.85 goals), a level that his predecessors failed to reach during the same period, whether it was Guardiola, Valverde, Enrique, Koeman or Xavi.

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