Hansi Flick matches Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona record with historic home run | OneFootball

Something special is unfolding at Barcelona this season, and it is about the sheer consistency with which they are dismantling opponents on home soil. 

Under Hansi Flick, the Blaugrana have built one of the most dominant home records in recent La Liga history.

With their latest 1-0 victory over Rayo Vallecano, Barcelona made it 15 wins from 15 league matches at home this season. Not a single point dropped. 

It is a remarkable statistic, and one that instantly draws comparisons to the golden era under Pep Guardiola. 

What is Guardiola’s record?

As per SPORT, the legendary Barcelona manager achieved a similar streak during his time at Camp Nou.

That run stretched from a win over Valencia to a derby victory against Espanyol, between matchday 7 and matchday 35, before eventually ending after the title had already been secured.

What makes this current run even more impressive is that Barcelona have not relied on just one stadium to build this dominance. In fact, they have done it across three different venues. 

Barcelona are unbeaten at home in La Liga this season. (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images)

From the compact Estadi Johan Cruyff to the atmospheric Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys, and now the iconic Spotify Camp Nou, Flick’s side have turned every ground into a fortress.

The current run

The journey began in unusual circumstances. Due to ongoing construction work, Barcelona started their campaign away from Camp Nou, hosting matches at the Johan Cruyff. 

Yet even in unfamiliar surroundings, they wasted no time asserting control, recording emphatic wins, including a 6-0 demolition of Valencia and a 3-0 victory over Getafe.

The move to Montjuïc did nothing to slow them down, grinding out wins when needed and dominating when possible. 

Then came the long-awaited return to Spotify Camp Nou, and Barcelona made it count immediately. 

At home this season, Barcelona have scored 47 goals and conceded just 8 across these 15 matches. 

That translates to an average of over three goals scored per game, while conceding barely more than one goal every two matches. It is dominance in its purest form.