Barcelona have launched the 2026/27 LaLiga season with an extraordinary run, securing nine straight wins while netting an impressive 39 goals. This remarkable goal-scoring form—averaging over four goals per game—puts them on the verge of challenging the longstanding Real Madrid record of 121 league goals set during the 2011/12 season, though sustaining this pace remains a significant challenge.
Throughout their recent matches, the Catalan giants have consistently overwhelmed opponents, including scoring five goals against Elche, Valencia, Rayo Vallecano, and Betis. A similar five-goal haul was achieved against Feyenoord in the Champions League. In addition, Barcelona tallied four goals against both Levante and Galatasaray, alongside three goals each in matches versus Sevilla and Getafe. Their offensive dominance was highlighted by a seven-goal performance against newly promoted Racing Santander.
Such a prolific start has captured attention across Europe and raised questions about whether this team can rewrite the record books for the highest-scoring LaLiga campaign in recent history.
Upcoming Challenges for the Catalans
Barcelona’s immediate focus turns to the Champions League, with a crucial away fixture against Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday. Following that, their attention will shift back to LaLiga’s intense rivalry as they prepare to face Real Madrid in the season’s first Clásico. Scheduled as the tenth league match, this encounter could prove pivotal in their pursuit of the longest winning streak at the start of a LaLiga season.
The current record, set by Real Madrid during the 1968/69 campaign, remains a benchmark for consecutive victories early in the league. Barcelona’s quest to surpass this milestone adds an extra layer of intrigue to an already compelling season.