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FC Barcelona Match 13-Year-Old Club Record With Flawless La Liga Start Under Hansi Flick

Catalan Giants Equal Tata Martino’s 2013–14 Benchmark With 3-0 Victory Over Getafe; Flick Eyes Historic Ninth Straight Win Against Real Betis After Champions League Clash With Galatasaray

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Sports Desk • 11 Oct • 2 min read

FC Barcelona Match 13-Year-Old Club Record With Flawless La Liga Start Under Hansi Flick
FC Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick and players celebrating their record-equaling eighth consecutive La Liga victory on Saturday.

FC Barcelona’s commanding 3-0 win over Getafe on Saturday has matched the club’s best-ever start to a La Liga season, equaling a 13-year-old mark originally set during the 2013–14 campaign.

Under head coach Hansi Flick, Barcelona have achieved a 100 percent winning record through their opening eight league fixtures, amassing 24 points to sit comfortably atop the La Liga standings. According to Mundo Deportivo, this explosive opening mirrors Gerardo 'Tata' Martino’s record-setting start in 2013–14, which halted in matchday nine following a goalless draw against Osasuna before finally tasting defeat against Athletic Bilbao in matchday 14. Flick and his side now have a clear opportunity to rewrite club history by pursuing a ninth consecutive league victory when they travel to La Cartuja to face fourth-placed Real Betis next Saturday (October 17). However, Flick emphasized that the squad's immediate focus remains on their upcoming mid-week UEFA Champions League trip to Istanbul against Galatasaray on Tuesday (October 13), reaffirming that maintaining total focus and discipline is essential to carving out a lasting legacy.

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