Flick’s first 50 games at Barcelona: A detailed statistical breakdown | OneFootball

Barcelona manager Hansi Flick completed 50 games in charge of Barcelona last night against Borussia Dortmund.

Despite the heartbreaking 1-3 defeat at the hands of the German team, the overall picture remains overwhelmingly positive as the team has qualified for the semi-final.

Judging by the look of things, it is safe to say that Flick has restored the competitive consistency and has made the Blaugrana a fearsome force, something that was lost in recent years.

In his first 50 games, the German has led Barcelona to a Spanish Super Cup victory, has taken Barcelana to the top of the La Liga table, and they cannot be written off in the Champions League as well.

Not to forget the upcoming Copa del Rey final they will play against Real Madrid.

Flick’s record speaks for itself: 37 wins, 6 draws, 7 defeats, 147 goals scored, and 51 goals conceded.

Flick’s team is scoring at will and dominating games, with 25 matches ending in three or more goals for Barcelona.

Dominating home and away

At home, Flick’s side have been a force, winning 17 of 23 games and racking up 71 goals. Away from home, they have picked up 18 wins from 25 outings, losing just four times.

Hansi Flick’s Barcelona has done wonders. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images)

Even on neutral grounds, like in Saudi Arabia, Flick maintained his winning touch, with both games resulting in victories.

It is no secret that one of Flick’s standout traits is his ability to rotate the squad, and this season, he has used an impressive 28 players across all competitions while deploying almost 30 different starting lineups.

Meanwhile, it goes without saying that a few players have become irreplaceable. To begin with, defender Jules Kounde has featured in all 50 matches (47 as a starter).

Furthermore, Pedri and Raphinha have flourished under Flick, as has Lamine Yamal, whose 14 goals have made him one of Europe’s most exciting teenagers.

Lastly, the attack has fired on all cylinders, with the trio of Robert Lewandowski (40 goals), Raphinha (28 goals), and Yamal (14 goals) contributing a combined 82 goals.

After many years, Flick has brought stability, clarity, and ambition back to Barcelona. His brand of attacking football has not only been effective but also enjoyable to watch.

Even in moments of disappointment, like the Champions League exit, there is no sense of chaos but only a growing belief that this project is on the right track.