Culé supremacy! Barça surpassed Real Madrid as LaLiga's all-time top scorer

FC Barcelona maintained its perfect pace in LaLiga with another resounding win against Girona (1-4). Hansi Flick's team has 15 points out of a possible 15 and a total of 17 goals for and 4 against in the first 5 days, maintaining a 4-point advantage over their closest pursuers (Real Madrid and Villarreal). In Montilivi, Lamine Yamal (double), Dani Olmo and Pedri converted for the Catalans in a day with double historical importance for the Barça team.

And, in addition to celebrating Robert Lewandowski's 100th official match, Barça also regained its historic lead in LaLiga in goals scored. The culés reached 6,494 in favor in 3,032 games played, surpassing Real Madrid by 2 goals (6,492 in the same number of games played) after the 'merengue' victory in Anoeta (0-2).

Barça also surpasses Madrid in goal difference in LaLiga

After 94 seasons, Barcelona and Merengues are, along with Athletic Club, the only clubs that have never been relegated to the Second Division in Spanish football. The whites lead the historical table with 4,970 points (36 titles), followed by Barça (4,864 points, 27 titles). Third in the historical table is Atlético de Madrid, with 3,985 points (11 titles). They are followed by Valencia (3,756 pts., 6 championships) and Athletic (3,739 pts., 8 championships).

At the moment, Barcelona has accumulated 1,764 wins, 613 draws and 656 losses, with 6,494 goals for and 3,361 against (+3,133 the difference). Of the three clubs that have always been in First Division, the Catalans also have the least defeated defense and the best scoring differential, since Madrid has accumulated 3,378 goals conceded (+3,114 the difference) in the 3,033 games played to date.