The data that corroborates the brutal scoring pace that Barcelona is displaying in LaLiga EA Sports

Published:29/10/2024 - 15:32h

Updated:29/10/2024 - 16:11h

FC Barcelona continues to set an impressive scoring pace in LaLiga EA Sports, one of the best in its history, at least that is what the statistics support

The FC Barcelona is experiencing a sublime season in all aspects of the game, establishing itself as one of the best, if not the best, teams in Europe at present. This overwhelming level has been reflected in the leadership of LaLiga EA Sports, with 30 points after 11 matches played (10 wins and one defeat), demonstrating a notable sense of superiority over opponents, with intelligent, intense, and tidy defensive football, in addition to being relentless in attack.

At this point, the overwhelming offensive pace of Barcelona in LaLiga EA Sports is not mere talk. Why? To date, the blaugrana team has scored a total of 37 goals in 11 games. This number has become the second-best goal-scoring start in the history of the culé team, coming considerably close to a record set in the 1950-51 season.

TOP SCORERS OF FC BARCELONA IN LALIGA EA SPORTS 2024-25:

Robert Lewandowski: 14
Raphinha: 6
Lamine Yamal: 5
Dani Olmo: 3
Pedri González: 3
Pablo Torre: 3
Ferran Torres: 1
Pau Víctor: 1
Jules Koundé: 1

The goal-scoring record that Barcelona came close to surpassing in LaLiga EA Sports

In the 1950-51 period, under the guidance of Ferdinand Daučík, FC Barcelona scored a total of 41 goals after 11 LaLiga matches. An overwhelming pace led by names like César Rodríguez, who netted 15 goals in that timeframe, Marcos Aurelio with nine, and Estanislao Basora with six. Interestingly, despite this stellar performance, the culé squad failed to win the local tournament, finishing in fourth place.

However, the current reality of Barcelona is entirely different from that of that team. Although that squad was a scoring machine, they did not manage to stay at the top of the table during those 11 games, fluctuating between third and eighth place.

In contrast, Barcelona under Hansi Flick has maintained a consistent leadership since the third match, holding onto the top spot in the local championship without conceding it, currently enjoying a six-point lead over their closest pursuer, Real Madrid.