Securing the La Liga title fulfilled Barcelona’s primary objective for the season, but the club shows no signs of easing up as the campaign approaches its conclusion. Instead, Hansi Flick and his squad are determined to transform an already successful season into one that etches their names into the history books.
With three league matches remaining, Barcelona have several major records within touching distance.
### What Are the Records?
The most significant target is the iconic 100-point mark, a milestone achieved by only two teams in La Liga history. One of those sides was Jose Mourinho’s Real Madrid during the 2011/12 campaign, and the other was Tito Vilanova’s Barcelona the following season. Currently sitting on 91 points, Barcelona must win all their remaining games to reach that historic milestone.
Additionally, Barcelona have scored in 56 consecutive La Liga matches, edging closer to another impressive record. The all-time league record stands at 63 straight matches with a goal.
On the other hand, Barcelona are building another significant streak and could soon achieve 11 consecutive league victories. While this remains some distance from the club record of 16 set under Pep Guardiola during the 2010/11 season, the current run highlights the consistency Flick has instilled in his first year.
### The Home Record
Barcelona’s dominance at home has been even more striking. They are currently on course for 18 consecutive home victories and could nearly complete a perfect home campaign if they defeat Real Betis in one of their remaining fixtures.
Beyond league form, Barcelona also achieved another milestone after their latest El Clasico victory. The win over Real Madrid allowed Barcelona to draw level in the all-time Clasico record, with both clubs now holding 106 victories each, alongside 52 draws.
There is even a possibility that Flick’s side could equal another statistic. Barcelona are currently 14 points ahead of their rivals in the standings with three games still to play. If results continue in their favor, they could potentially match the club’s biggest-ever points advantage over Real Madrid in La Liga history – a gap of 19 points.