Final point to the longest streak of consecutive scoring games in the history of FC Barcelona. After failing to score any goals at Stamford Bridge, the Flick team stops this stopwatch at 53 matches and sets a new record to beat.
It was a difficult feat, as the previous record dated back to 1944, when Barcelona scored in 44 consecutive matches between November 22, 1942, and February 6, 1944.
The Catalan team had been scoring in every game for almost a year, as the last time they were held scoreless was on December 15, 2024, in a defeat against Leganés. Since then, they have played 53 matches, with 33 in the league, 12 in the Champions League, 6 in the Copa del Rey, and 2 in the Supercopa.
Throughout this goal-scoring streak, Barcelona managed to win 39 matches, drew 7, and lost 7 more, totaling 151 goals.
The Most Affected Opponents
In a league match against Valencia in January 2025 at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, Barcelona scored the most goals in a single game, with a total of seven (7-1). Fermín López scored a brace, while Frenkie de Jong, Ferran Torres, Raphinha, Lewandowski, and an own goal by Tárraga contributed to the tally. Another notable match was against Valencia again in the same season, this time at the Estadi Johan Cruyff, resulting in a 6-0 win with braces from Fermín, Raphinha, and Lewandowski. Additionally, Olympiacos conceded six goals in a match at Montjuïc, where Barcelona emerged victorious with a scoreline of 6-1, thanks to a hat-trick from Fermín, a brace from Rashford, and a penalty goal by Lamine Yamal.
Apart from Valencia (who conceded a total of 18 goals in this streak, including a 5-0 defeat in the Copa del Rey), Real Madrid stands out as one of the opponents who suffered the most, with five goals in the Supercopa final (2-5), three goals in the Copa del Rey final (3-2), four more in a league game (4-3), and one goal in a recent defeat at Santiago Bernabéu (2-1).
Top Goal Scorers
Among the players, Robert Lewandowski has been the most prolific during this streak, scoring 27 of the 151 total goals. He is followed by Ferran Torres with 23 goals, Raphinha with 20, Lamine Yamal with 18, and Fermín with 14.