Quote from: KingsDen on Today at 08:23:19 PM

Quote from: Ahli38 on Today at 08:07:27 PM

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Barcelona's performance this season is a sort of surprise to many people, especially the fans of the La Liga. There was a lot of speculation that after the departure of Hernandez, Barcelona would definitely suffer for a while compared to their inability to completely resuscitate from their financial incapability. That speculation became as clear as real when the major rival of Barcelona landed one of the superstars in the world of football - Mbappe. It seems that there wouldn't be a place for Barcelona to compete against Real Madrid both in the Champions League and in La Liga.

Little did we know that Barcelona is going to start up excellently for this season. This is evidence in their 100% record so far in the La Liga. If they should maintain this level of consistency till the middle of the season, it might be a La Liga for them this year.

And if Barcelona wins this match then it will mean that Barcelona maintains their unbeaten record this season with 7 wins in a row. At first, I personally felt pessimistic about Barcelona's condition after Xavi Hernandez left. And yes, I'm sure I'm not the only one here who had doubts about Hansi Flick before the season started. But as can be seen now, Barcelona has started the season extraordinary. It's not just about the consecutive wins they show, but the number of goals they score is also extraordinary. They have so far scored 23 goals in 7 matches. And maybe it will even increase in the 7th match which is still ongoing. And another extraordinary thing is that Barcelona's goal is also very rarely conceded by opponents. So yeah, Barcelona exceeded everyone's expectations.
Because the majority of us initially trusted Real Madrid more to start the season well. But what now appears is that Barcelona, which was once in doubt, started the season very well.