Hansi Flick’s Barça It’s a real steamroller. On Thursday in El Sardinero they achieved their eleventh consecutive victory against Racing (0-2), reaching records that had not been seen for more than a decade: specifically the last time that the Blaugrana team was able to get a streak of eleven consecutive victories on track was with Luis Enrique on the bench, in the year of the treble (2014/15).
It all started after the resounding defeat at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea (0-3) in the Champions League on November 25. That was the last time Flick’s men bowed their knees to a rival. From there, Barça only knows the taste of victory: Alavés (3-1), Atlético de Madrid (3-1), Betis (3-5), Eintracht (2-1), Osasuna (2-0), Guadalajara (0-2), Villarreal (0-2), Espanyol (0-2), Athletic (5-0), Real Madrid (3-2) and Racing (0-2). In total, six LaLiga matches, two of Spanish Super Cuptwo from the Copa del Rey and one from the Champions League, with a balance of 32 goals in favor and 8 against.
In any case, it is still very far from the absolute record in the history of the club that it holds. Frank Rijkaardwith 18 consecutive wins. For three months – from October 22, 2005 to January 22, 2006 – the Blaugrana were able to chain 18 victories, breaking the streak in La Romareda against the Royal Zaragoza in the first leg of the Cup quarterfinals (4-2). In total, 13 League games, 3 in the Champions League and 2 in the Cup, with the Cameroonian Samuel Eto’o, leading the list of scorers, with 14 goals, followed by the Brazilian Ronaldinho, with 9.
Flick also has the absolute record of consecutive victories in LaLiga, which is owned by Pep Guardiola since the season (2010/11), with 16. Right now, the German coach has nine, equaling his best streak on the Blaugrana bench, which he achieved at the beginning of 2025.
Of course, the absolute record for consecutive victories in Spain is held by the Real Madrid, with a total of 22, which he achieved in the 2014/15 campaign, with Carlo Ancelotti at the helm, although it did not help him win any title, being dismissed that same summer.
Among the great European clubs, the podium is headed by Ajax Amsterdam (26) in the 1971/72 season, with Johan Cruyff at the helm, followed by Bayer Munich (23) in 2019/20, under the direction of, curiously, Hansi Flick.
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