A shot every four minutes / Flick's Barcelona makes everyone score

At the moment, if there is a team that is admired everywhere it goes, it is Hansi Flick's Barcelona team.

According to "Sports Three", Mundodeportivo wrote, the 63-year-old German head coach in his third season was able to match and adjust all the parts well and create a balanced combination.

Interestingly, contrary to everyone's opinion, Barcelona's offensive line not only did not have problems after the departure of Fran Torres and Robert Lewandowski, but also benefited the most from these changes; So that players like Karim Ademi, Anthony Gordon and Gabriel Jesus were added to the team and Rafinha also flourished as a prolific scorer.

Currently, no team in Europe can compete with Barcelona, and none of them even come close to the statistics of this team. This success is not only due to a ten-match winning streak (eight in La Liga and two in the Champions League), but also because Hansi Flick's men have scored one goal after another with stunning authority, with their closest win so far coming 2-0 against Athletic Bilbao at the Nou Camp Stadium.

Barcelona have scored 43 goals so far, recording a staggering average of 4.3 goals per match. With 24 goals in 7 matches and an average of 3.4 goals per game, Bayern Munich are Barcelona's closest pursuers in terms of scoring average, with other European teams far behind. On average, Barça has a shot at the opponents' goal every 4 minutes.

As an example, Paris Saint-Germain, which is considered the only serious competitor of the blue-and-whites today, scored 21 goals in 8 games, including 11 goals in the French League and 10 goals in the Champions League, and recorded an average of 2.6 goals. Real Madrid, having scored 25 goals, including 19 in La Liga and 6 in Europe, must be satisfied with an average of 2.5 goals.

Other competitors have a similar situation and are getting further away from Barcelona's amazing statistics day by day. Inter, the champion of Italy, scored 22 goals, including 18 goals in Serie A and 4 goals in the Champions League, and an average of 2.75 is in the third place. Manchester City, the current leader of the Premier League, has also recorded an average of 2.5 goals with 20 goals, including 16 goals in the league and 4 goals in Europe.

With such brilliant attacking statistics, it is no wonder that Barcelona is the ready and unbeatable team of European football these days. Taking into account Betis' home game against the Blues on Saturday, Tuesday's match in Paris looks more like a decisive battle to determine the new king of European football.