The Only Unbeaten Giant: Europe Trembles!

Hansi Flick's players have won every match so far this season.

According to "Varzeh Se", last Saturday, during the match against Getafe, Barcelona proved that the three-week suspension of the national competitions did not affect the brilliant process of this team. By winning 100% of the votes and winning all eight of the opening La Liga matches, the Catalans maintained their decisive lead and achieved the best start in the history of the club, which was in the hands of Tata Martino in the 2013-14 season.

To these eight wins in a row in the league, we should add a decisive 5-1 victory in the first week of the European Champions League against Feyenoord. These results have made Flick's team the only undefeated and unstoppable giant of European football.

The closest pursuer of Barca is Enzo Maresca's Manchester City, who have won all their games in the English league and have six wins from six games; Including a 3-0 victory against Liverpool at Anfield in the first game after the vote was issued, as well as the victory on the first day of the Champions League against Porto. However, the Citizens lost 3-0 to Arsenal in the first official match of this season in the English Super Cup final and experienced defeat.

Neither Bayern in Germany with three wins and two draws in the Bundesliga, nor Paris Saint-Germain in France with three wins, two draws and one defeat, nor Inter in Italy with five wins and one draw, none of them have been able to maintain the speed and 100% record of the Blues.

Beyond relying on the position of the only unbeaten team in Europe, Barcelona has also recorded an enviable scoring record. With 34 goals in eight league games and five goals in one Champions League game, the Blues have recorded an impressive average of 4.3 goals per match.

Behind them is Bayern Munich with an average of 3.37 goals per game, followed by Inter Milan with an average of 2.85, Manchester City with 2.12 and finally Paris Saint-Germain with a low average of 1.62 goals per game compared to previous seasons under the guidance of Luis Enrique.

Barcelona have dominated La Liga and are now shaking up European football, where they are looking to recapture it after 12 years without a trophy on the continent. After a big win against Feyenoord, now it's time for a difficult trip home to Galatasaray.