Cristiano Ronaldo's top 10 goals this season

The backheeled finish against Getafe, the powerful header against Copenhagen to finish off a Di María rabona assist and the missile against Betis are just some of the gems the best player in the world has scored.
Cristiano Ronaldo has scored a lot of goals, 38, so far this season. The quality of all of them makes it hard to choose, but you can see the best ten goals here. The free kicks against Elche and Real Sociedad, the backheel against Getafe, the header against Copenhagen on the back of a Di María rabona assist, the bullet strike against Betis and the spectacular individual goals in the Champions League against Schalke and Galatasaray are just some of the gems Real Madrid fans can enjoy 

94 jours, souvenirs d'USA 94

 suit de près le compte à rebours jusqu'à la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA, Brésil 2014™ sous la forme d'un chiffre correspondant à chacun des 100 derniers jours avant le coup d'envoi. A J-94, nous nous intéressons aux innovations d'États-Unis 1994.

L'édition 1994 a été placée sous le signe des innovations pour la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA™, sur le terrain comme en dehors. Des changements cruciaux ont été apportés, comme la victoire à trois points au lieu de deux, l'introduction d'un quatrième officiel pour aider le trio d'arbitres, et la permission pour tous les joueurs d'une équipe de prendre place sur le banc en tant que remplaçants potentiels.

Cette Coupe du Monde 1994 a également été celle où pour la première de l'histoire de la compétition, un match de Coupe du Monde s'est déroulé dans un espace fermé, en l'occurrence le Detroit Pontiac Silverdome. À cette occasion, les États-Unis et la Suisse ont fait match nul 1:1.

100 jours, 100 000 spectateurs

À 100 jours du coup d'envoi de la Coupe du Monde 2014, FIFA.com lance le compte à rebours en vous livrant chaque jour un fait méconnu. Pour ce premier numéro, nous braquons nos projecteurs sur les meilleures affluences.

Dans toute l'histoire de la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA™, 17 matches ont réuni plus de 100 000 spectateurs. Toutes ces rencontres ont eu lieu soit à Rio de Janeiro, soit à Mexico.

Le record d'affluence de l'épreuve a été établi en 1950. Cette année-là, 173 850 personnes étaient présentes au Maracanã pour assister à la victoire inattendue de l'Uruguay sur le Brésil dans le dernier match du tournoi.

Quoi qu'il arrive, le compteur restera bloqué à 17 à l'issue de Brésil 2014. En effet, le Maracanã reste le plus grand stade du Brésil mais sa capacité a été ramenée à 73 531 places

98 jours, France 98

La France a gagné sa première – et à ce jour sa seule – Coupe du Monde de la FIFA™ en 1998. Les Bleus attendaient ce moment depuis longtemps. Ils sont parvenus à leurs fins en battant en finale le Brésil, pays le plus titré dans l'épreuve et tenant du trophée à cette époque, sur le score sans appel de 3:0.

Le héros du match a bien sûr été Zinédine Zidane, auteur de deux buts en première période et prélude des scènes de liesse à venir dans la capitale française ainsi que dans le reste du pays.

97 jours, 97 matches brésiliens

http://footballamirican1.blogspot.com/ suit de près le compte à rebours jusqu'à la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA, Brésil 2014™ sous la forme d'un chiffre correspondant à chacun des 100 derniers jours avant le coup d'envoi. A J-97, nous nous intéressons à l'équipe la plus titrée dans le tournoi ainsi qu'aux meilleures attaques de la compétition.

En 97 matches répartis sur 19 Coupes du Monde de la FIFA™, le Brésil s'est affirmé comme l'équipe la plus titrée dans le tournoi.

La Seleção règne évidemment au nombre de sacres (5), mais pas seulement. Avec 210 buts marqués, elle possède la meilleure attaque de l'histoire de la compétition, devant l'Allemagne (206), l'Italie (126) et l'Argentine (123) occupant loin derrière la troisième et la quatrième place.

96 jours, 96 apparitions pour Vogts

suit de près le compte à rebours jusqu'à la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA, Brésil 2014™ sous la forme d'un chiffre correspondant à chacun des 100 derniers jours avant le coup d'envoi. A 96 jours du coup d'envoi, coup de projecteur sur un héros du triomphe de l'Allemagne de l'Ouest en 1974.

Vainqueur de la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA™ en 1974, Berti Vogts a fait 96 apparitions pour l'Allemagne de l'Ouest, ce qui fait de lui l'un des joueurs les plus capés de l'histoire du pays.

Surnommé le Terrier en raison de sa détermination et de sa ténacité, Vogts a atteint le sommet de son art face à l'un des plus grands joueurs de l'histoire, Johan Cruyff, lors de la finale 1974.

Malgré l'immense talent de Cruyff, qui a obtenu un penalty pour les Pays-Bas tôt dans la rencontre, c'est Vogts qui a eu le dernier mot dans cette finale et a pu soulever le trophée tant convoité devant son propre public, en Allemagne de l'Ouest.

Real Madrid·History·Football history·2011-2020

The side are currently going through a purple patch, with the focus on attacking basketball. The arrival of Pablo Laso and the best domestic players have improved the level of this Real Madrid side. The principal objective however, carries on being the same as the day the club was founded: to win in Spain and in Europe
                 Since 2009, when Florentino Pérez’s second spell at the club started, full backing has been given to basketball. Ettore Messina, the continent’s most highly respected coach arrived, in addition to Rudy Fernández and Sergio Rodríguez from the NBA, and players with big futures like Jaycee Carroll. Serge Ibaka played for Madrid for a few months during the North American league’s lockout.
 
The side have continued to improve since 2011, when former player Pablo Laso was named coach. His offensive style was visible from the first game, and he won the Copa del Rey in 2012. With his playing philosophy implemented, the side got to the final of the Euroleague in 2013, and the same year they won the ACB in a fantastic manner by downing Barcelona.

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History of FC Barcelona

On November 29, 1899, Hans Gamper founded Futbol Club Barcelona, along with eleven other enthusiasts of 'foot-ball', a game that was still largely unknown in this part of the world

 

 

He could never have imagined the magnitude of what that initiative would eventually develop into. Over more than one hundred years of history, FC Barcelona has grown spectacularly in every area and has progressed into something much greater than a mere sports club, turning Barça’s ‘more than a club’ slogan into a reality.
Barça has become, for millions of people all around the world, a symbol of their identity, and not just in a sporting sense, but also in terms of society, politics and culture. Throughout the most difficult of times, Barça was the standard that represented Catalonia and the Catalan people's desire for freedom, a symbolism that has continued to be closely linked to the idiosyncrasy of the Club and its members to this day. Within the context of Spain, Barça is seen as an open and democratic club. And all around the world, Barça is identified with caring causes, and most especially children through its sponsorship agreement with Unicef.
For a whole century, FC Barcelona has passed through moments of glory and pain, periods of brilliance and other less successful ones, epic victories and humbling defeats. But all these different moments have helped define the personality of a Club that, due to its peculiar nature, is considered unique in the world.
With over one hundred years of history, there have naturally been many different periods, both in a social and a sporting sense. In the early years (1899-1922) , from the foundation of the club to the construction of Les Corts stadium, Barça was a club that had to distinguish itself from all the other football teams in Barcelona, to the point that it would come to be identified with the city as a whole. Barça soon became the leading club in Catalonia, and also associated itself with the increasingly growing sense of Catalan national identity.
From Les Corts to the Camp Nou (1922-1957), the club went through contrasting periods. Its membership reached 10,000 for the first time, while football developed into a mass phenomenon and turned professional, and these were the years of such legendary figures as Alcántara and Samitier. But due to material difficulties and the political troubles of the Spanish Civil War and post-war period, the club was forced to overcome several adverse circumstances, including the assassination of president Josep Sunyol in 1936, the very person who had propagated the slogan ‘sport and citizenship'. But the club survived, and a period of social and sporting recovery materialised in the form of the Camp Nou, coinciding with the arrival of the hugely influential Ladislau Kubala.
From the construction of the Camp Nou to the 75th anniversary (1957-1974) , Barça suffered mediocre results but was consolidated as an entity, with a constantly increasing membership and the slow but steady recovery, in the face of adversity, of its identity. A very clear sensation that was manifested for the first time ever in the words ‘Barça, more than a club’ proclaimed by president Narcís de Carreras. The board presided by Agustí Montal brought a player to Barcelona who would change the history of the club, Johan Cruyff.
From the 7th anniversary to the European Cup (1974-1992) the club saw the conversion of football clubs to democracy, the start of Josep Lluís Núñez’s long presidency, the extension of the Camp Nou on occasion of the 1982 World Cup and the Cup Winners Cup triumph in Basle (1979), a major success not just in a sporting sense but also in a social one, with an enormous and exemplary expedition of Barça supporters demonstrating to Europe the unity of the Barcelona and Catalan flags. Cruyff returned, this time as coach, and created what would come to be known as the 'Dream Team' (1990-1994), whose crowning glory was the conquest of the European Cup at Wembley (1992), thanks to Koeman’s famous goal. International Dominance. From Wembley to Abu Dhabi (1992-2009) was when the club’s most recent developments occurred in between its three greatest achievements, becoming champions of Europe. Josep Lluís Núñez’s long presidency came to an end, and the club displayed its finest potential during the celebrations of the club Centenary. Following on from Joan Gaspart (2000-2003), the June 2003 election brought Joan Laporta into office, and the start of new social expansion, reaching 172,938 members, and more successes on the pitch, including four league titles, the Champions League titles won in Paris and Rome and the FIFA Club World Cup.
In the season 2008-09 the arrival of Josep Guardiola as first team coach brought new energy to the club and they recorded the most successful season in their entire history winning the six titles that will be forever burned into the memories of all Barça fans. Success on the field has helped the club expand its social role and heighten its media profile. In the 2009/10 season, Guardiola’s second in charge, the Liga title was won for the second year in a row, and the twentieth on club history, setting a new record of 99 points in the process. The title was not decided until the very last day, with a game against Valladolid, and the celebrations went ahead that very same evening in the company of the fans at the Camp Nou.The grandeur of Futbol Club Barcelona is explained, among many other factors, by its impressive honours list. Very few clubs anywhere in the world have won so many titles. The Intercontinental Cup is the only major football trophy that has never made its way into the club museum, where the club's greatest pride and joy remain the three European Cup titles won in Wembley (1992) Paris (2006), Rome (2009) and the FIFA Club World Cup in 2009.
Apart from winning Europe’s top title,, the Club also has the honour of being the only one to have appeared in every single edition of European club competition since the tournaments were first created back in 1955. Barcelona's many achievements in Europe include being considered 'King of the Cup Winners Cup', having won that title a record four timesIn addition, FC Barcelona also won three Fairs Cups (the tournament now known as the UEFA Cup) in 1958, 1960 and 1966. In 1971, Barça won that trophy outright in a match played between themselves, as the first ever winners of the competition, and Leeds United, as the last.

Azulgrana RoundUp, March 2-9 - Homage to Carles Puyol

After the captain's decision to leave FC Barcelona was announced this week, team-mates, managers, the media and fans rallied to show their support to the outgoing center back

 

Saying that the 2014/15 season will be different is an understatement. This week Carles Puyol made a surprise announcement that he’d be hanging up the Blaugrana strip at the end of the season. The reaction to the captain’s decision was as widespread as it was sincere.

“They can look all they want, but they’ll never find the new Puyol”

After Puyol’s midweek press conference, Gerard Piqué penned an open letter to his captain. The message is as follows:

You were my guardian angel.

The day has arrived. You are leaving. It’s the law of life, but it is tough for me to imagine Barça without you. If I look back and remember Paris or Rome, the first image that comes to my mind is you lifting the European Cup. You gave the honour of lifting the trophy in Wembley to Abi, which just makes you even greater. My generation and those that come after do not know what the club will be like without Puyi in defence branding the captain’s armband and the number 5 on the back of his shirt. I think that nothing will ever be the same.

I met you 6 years ago. You were the captain and the emblem of the team and I was just a kid arriving, set on conquering the world. From day one we had a great relationship, both on and off the field. By your side I felt protected and I knew that if one day I made a mistake you’d always be there to save me. You were my guardian angel.

I know that I will miss our talks in the locker room, your advice and especially you giving us hell on the pitch. You are unique; a one-off. I find it amusing when they talk about signing “the new Puyol”. They can look all they want, but they’ll never find it.

Thanks for everything, Puyi.

Puyol’s departure makes waves on the internet

In addition to the outpouring of support from current team-mates and Club directors, Puyol has also received plaudits from the media, fans and former managers and players. The following is a selection of some of the more noteworthy pieces written about the center back:

• Sid Lowe’s Peerless Puyol departs Barça on his own terms
• Guillem Balague’s Talismanic Carles Puyol Was the Heart and Soul of Barcelona’s Golden Era
• Fancesc Tomás’ An open letter to Carles Puyol
• Johan Cryuff’s video message to Puyol 
• r/Barça’s Puyol Homage Thread
• Robert Curtis and totalBarça staff's The view from our seat: Carles Puyol

The Camp Nou FCBotiga Megastore

The Camp Nou FCBotiga Megastore has been completely refurbished to offer some great new services to the more than 2 million people who pass through its doors every year

 

Two of the innovations are the luminous shelves in the Club's colours and the recorded sounds of the Camp Nou that you hear as you enter the store.

And one of the latest additions is a section dedicated to the basketball, handball, roller hockey and futsal sections, where you can purchase shirts and other related items connected with these sports.

The football kit worn by the first team - including their training gear - is grouped by type of product and there is an improved line of street wear displayed in its own area.

The FCBotiga has a surface area of 1,500m2 divided into two floors. You can find everything here from scarves, caps, signed footballs, sweatshirts and hats for our younger fans, mugs, soft toys, household items...

What's new in the FCBotiga Megastore?

Fans can now buy a T-shirt and have it customized to remind them of some of the Club's most memorable moments. You can also choose from a wide range of football boots suitable for every kind of surface and have them personalized with your name and membership number.

Shop.fcbarcelona.com: 10% discount for members

The on-line store offers a 24-hour a day service, 365 days a year for Barca fans from all over the world. Delivery times are between 3 and 5 days to any part of the world. Transactions are 100% secure. Visit the Online store

Neymar visits the Club Museum

The best way to know the history of the Club, its singularity and importance is to visit the  Museu del FC Barcelona. Neymar Jr has done just that and now he not only knows what it’s like to score at the Camp Nou, but also what it means to be a player at  a Club with 115 years of history ."It was a lovely moment to experience”, explained the Brazilian , after his visit to the Museum accompanied by its director Jordi Penas, a few friends and his son,
Davi Lucca.
The Brazilian visited the Barça Museum Camp Nou Experience for more than an hour and got to see many of the most important exhibits on show, including the trophies won by the Club, Messi’s  four Ballons D’Or  and three Golden Boots, Stoichkov’s Ballon D’Or , Maradona’s Barça shirt, the boots Koeman wore when he scored the winner to give Barça their first European Cup at Wembley in 1992 and those worn by Belletti when he scored the winner in Paris in 2006.
Neymar also saw videos of goals scored by his compatriots Ronaldinho, Rivaldo, Ronaldo and Romário and explained: "here at the Museum I was able to see players I have never seen play live ".

Here at the Museum I was able to see players I have never seen play live

Neymar also visited the second floor of the Museum, where he enjoyed the Multimedia Area  which boasts 11 giant screens combined to make a single 40x3 metre wall showing some of Barça’s most important goals and the interactive tables which show 200 unforgettable moments from the Club’s history
Neymar’s signing was announced nine months ago and you can see his first goal for the Club – a header at the Vicente Calderón in the first leg of the Spanish Super Cup - at the Museum, a place all Barça fans should visit and which is, of course, free to Club members.

Space at the Museum dedicated to the best: Leo Messi

The Club Museum has opened a section for visitors dedicated exclusively to Leo Messi. The Espai Leo Messi occupies70 m² of the first floor of the Camp Nou Experience, where visitors can see the Argentinean’s four Ballons D’Or and two Golden Boots. This is the first time the Club have dedicated an exclusive space to a player who is still active.
All Messi’s goals on two interactive tables
As well as his personal awards, the space also includes two interactive tables with all Messi’s goals for the Club and visitors can also vote for what they consider to have been his best goal in Barça colours.
Museum Director Jordi Penas explained that the space was created in answer to a real demand from the Barça fans who have been through the Camp Nou Experience:“the visitors really wanted something like this - they want to feel closer to Barça’s hero”. The space also increases the offer at the Museum, as Penas explained:“it makes it clear that Barça is about emotions and sensations and that as well as showing our history, the Club is also a world of excitement and fantasy”. And who better to show that excitement and fantasy than Leo Messi !
22 League and 4 Champions League Trophies on show
The Camp Nou Experience is open between 9.30 and 19.00 from Monday to Saturday and from 9.30 to 14.30 on Sundays and holidays. As well as the Espai Messi, the Club’s 22 league trophies and 4 Champions Leagues are also on display. The Changing Rooms, Press Room and Players Tunnel can also be visited.

FC Barcelona v Manchester City tickets on sale from Monday

On Monday at 10.00 AM CET, tickets will go on sale for the Champions League game between FC Barcelona and Manchester City (Wednesday 12, 8.45 PM CET). These are the seats released by the Seient Lliure system and are only for sale to Barça supporters.
When sales open on Monday, tickets availability will vary as seats as freed by season-ticket holders that do not plan to go to the game. Up to two tickets may be purchased per person via the official FC Barcelona website, Ticketmaster and tourism and retail outlets.

FC Barcelona team records

World

Year with most official titles: 2009, with 6: Copa del Rey, Liga, Champions League, Spanish Supercup, European Supercup and Clubs World Cup.

European

Only team to have played in every season of European competitions since they started in 1955.
Team with most European trophies: 15 (4 Champions Leauges, 4 European Cup-Winners Cups, 3 Fairs Cup and 4 European Super Cups)
Team with most European Cup Winners Cups: 4 (1979, 1982, 1989, 1997).
Team with most Fairs Cups: 3 (1958, 1960 and 1966). Also won super final in 1971 to decide trophy outright.
Team that have played most European finals: 17 (7 in European Cup / Champions League, 6 in Cup Winners Cup and 4 in Fairs Cup).
Team with most European Cup-League doubles: 4 (1992, 2006, 2009 and 2011).
Team with the most consecutive international games played scoring goals: 33 consecutive matches from November 24, 2009 until March 7, 2012).
Team with the most consecutive Champions League games played scoring goals: 29 consecutive matches from November 24, 2009 until March 7, 2012).
Spanish

Only team, along with Real Madrid and Athletic Bilbao, to have always played in the First Division.
Only team to have won all the official competitions it has played in at least once: since the Copa Macaya (1902) to the Clubs World Cup (2009).
Team with most official Spanish titles: 115.
Season with most titles: 1951/52, with 5: Liga, Copa, Copa Latina, Trofeo Eva Duarte and Copa Martini-Rossi.
Only Spanish team to win the treble: Won the Copa del Rey, La Liga and the Champions League in the 2008/09 season.
Team with most Spanish Cups: 26.
Longest winning period in La Liga: 16 games from game 7 to 22 in La Liga 2010/11.
Team with most points and goals after the first half of La Liga: 52 points and 61 goals (17 wins, one draw and one defeat) by game 19 of La Liga 2010-11.
Team with most goals scored in official competitions in a season: 2011/12, with 190 goals (114 in the league, 35 in the Champions League, 26 in the Spanish Cup, 5 in the Spanish Super Cup, 2 in the European Super Cup and 8 in the World Club Cup) in 64 games.
Team with most goals scored in a calendar year in official competitions: 170 goals in 64 matches in the year 2011
Most consecutive away wins: 13 games. Between September 21, 2008 and January 11, 2009, FC Barcelona got 13 consecutive away wins in official matches. There were 8 in la Liga (Sporting Gijón, Espanyol, Athletic Club, Malaga, Recreativo, Sevilla, Villarreal and Osasuna), 3 in the Champions League (Shakhtar, Basel and Sporting Lisbon) and 2 in the Copa del Rey (Benidorm and Atlético Madrid).
Most consecutive wins on the road in La Liga: 10 games in la Liga 2010/11, winning away to Racing Santander, Atlético Madrid, Athletic Club, Zaragoza, Getafe, Almeria, Osasuna, Espanyol, Deportivo and Hercules.
Most consecutive games unbeaten away from home in la Liga: 23 away games from February 14, 2010 (At. Madrid 2 Barça 1) to April 30, 2011 (Real Sociedad 2 Barça 1), with 18 wins and 5 draws.
Only team in Spanish League to have won all away games in the first half of the season: In la Liga 2010/11 won away to Racing Santander, Atlético Madrid, Athletic Bilbao, Zaragoza, Getafe, Almeria, Osasuna, Espanyol and Deportivo. A total of nine games.
Only team to score in all away games in a league season: 19 games in la Liga 2010/11.
Biggest away win in la Liga: UD Las Palmas 0 - FC Barcelona 8 (25/10/1959) and UD Almeria 0 FC Barcelona 8 (20/11/2010).
Longest scoring period in a season: 34 consecutive games in season 2009-10 (27 in Liga, 5 in Champions League and 2 in Clubs World Cup).
Longest unbeaten run in official matches: 28 games en season 2010/11 (23 wins and five draws in 17 games in Liga, 5 in Copa and 6 in Champions League).
Most wins in a season: 47 wins in a total of 64 games in official competitions in season 2011/12.
Best average number of goals a game in first half of La Liga: 61 goals in 19 games at halfway stage of La Liga 2010/11 (average 3.2 per game).
Most consecutive match days scoring away in La Liga: 26 days (from May 1, 2010, on day 35 of Liga 2009/10 until November 6, 2011, on day 12 of Liga 2011 / 12), with a record of 18 wins, 7 draws and 1 defeats, 61 goals for and 20 against.
Club records

Biggest attendance at Camp Nou: 120,000 for FC Barcelona v Juventus. Quarter final of the European Cup, first leg (5/03/1986).
Most consecutive Ligas: 4 (1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93 and 1993-94). (National record: Real Madrid, 5 consecutive Ligas between 1960 and 1965 and between 1985 and 1990).
Longest unbeaten run in la Liga from first game: 21 first games of La Liga 2009/10, with 17 wins and 4 draws. (National record: Real Sociedad, 32 games unbeaten in la Liga 1979/80).
Longest unbeaten run in la Liga: 31 games from 3rd to 33rd of La Liga 2010-11 (national record: 32 games by Real Sociedad in la Liga 1979-80).
Most points in second half of La Liga: 50 points in la Liga 2009/10 (national record: Real Madrid, 52 points in second half of La Liga 2009/10).
Liga with most goals scored: 2011/12, with 114 goals in 38 games. (National record: Real Madrid, 121 goals in la Liga 2011/12).
Best goals per game average in La Luga: 3,2 goals a game in the 1958/59 season (96 goals in 30 games). National record – Athletic Bilbao with 4.05 goals in the 1930/31 season with 73 goals in 18 games.
Liga with most goals scored at home: 2011/12, with 73 goals. (National record: Real Madrid, 78 goals in la Liga 1989/90).
Liga with Least goals conceded: 1968-69, with 18 goals in 30 games. (National record: Real Madrid, 15 goals conceded in 18 games in la Liga 1931/32).
The longest run of consecutive matches without conceding a goal: 32 matches, 2011/12 season (19 in the Liga, 5 in the Champions League, 5 in the Cup, 2 in the Club World Cup and 1 in the European Super Cup).
Longest unbeaten home run in la Liga: From game 25 of 72-73 (4-3-1973) to game 21 of 76-77 (20-2-1977), a total of 67 games played, with 55 wins and 12 draws, 155 goals for and 37 against.
Longest home winning period in la Liga: 39 games between game 22 of 1957-58 (16-2-1958) and the eighth of 1960-61 (6-11-1960).
First half of La Liga unbeaten: 19 games of La Liga 2009-10 (15 wins and 4 draws).
Most home wins in a Liga season: 19 wins, 2 draws and 1 defeat in la Liga 1986/87.
Most away wins in a La Liga season: 14 games in the 2010/11 season (14 wins, 4 draws and one defeat in 19 games). National record -16 wins in the 2011/12 season by Real Madrid)
Liga with most points: 99 points in the 2009/10 season. National record  - Real Madrid in the 2011/12 season.
Most wins in a La Liga season: 31 wins in the 2009/10 season. National record – Real Madrid with 32 wins in the 2011/12 season.
Best goal average in a La Liga season: +85 in the 2011/12 season. National record -+89 in the 2011/12 season.
Team with most away points in a La Liga season: 46 in the 2010/11 season, with 14 wins, 4 draws and one defeat. (National record: Real Madrid, 121 goals in la Liga 2011/12).
Liga with fewest defeats: Only one defeat in la Liga 2009/10 (in game 22 with Atlético Madrid by 2-1). National record: Athletic Club and Real Madrid unbeaten in Ligas 1929/30 and 1931/32 respectively.
Longest scoring run in la Liga: 36 games between the ninth of 1942/43 (22-11-1942) and the 18th of 1943/44 (6-2-1944).
Longest scoring run in la Liga at home: 88 games between game 22 of la 1951/52 (02/10/1952) and the 18th of 1957/58 (01/19/1958).
Longest scoring run in all competitions: 36 games between the ninth of 1942/43 (22/11-1942) and the 18th of 1943/44 (6-2-1944) and 8 Cup games in 1942/43. 44 games in 139 games (106 in La Liga and 33 in the Cup)
Team with most away goals scored: 49 goals in the 2010/11 season(National Record, Real Madrid in 2011/12)
Biggest home win in la Liga: FC Barcelona 10 - Gimnàstic Tarragona 1 (11/09/1949).
Biggest win in the Cup: FC Barcelona 10 - Basconia 1 (08/04/1962).
Biggest win in any competition: Copa Macaya: Tarragona 0 - FC Barcelona 18 (03/17/1901).
Biggest win in friendly: Smilde (Holland) 1 - FC Barcelona 20 (6-8-1992).
Most consecutive wins in European Cup / Champions League: 11, in season 2002/03.
Longest run of consecutive wins in games in official competitions: 18 games in season 2005/06 (13 in Liga, 3 in Champions League and 2 in Copa del Rey) between 22/10/2005 and 22/1/2006.
Longest run of games unbeaten in European competitions: 17 games, between seasons 1988/89 and 1992/93 and also between seasons 2005/06 and 2006/07.
Biggest home wins in European competitions: FC Barcelona 8 - Apollon Limassol (Cyprus) 0 (European Cup Winners Cup, 15/09/1982); FC Barcelona 8 - Matador Púchov (Slovakia) 0 (UEFA Cup. 15/10/2003).
Biggest away win in European competitions: Hapoel Beer Sheva (Israel) 0 - FC Barcelona 7 (UEFA Cup. 12/9/1995).
Biggest win in European Cup/Champions League: FC Barcelona 7 – Bayer Leverkusen 1 (first leg of Champions League Last 16 2011/12, 07/03/2012).
Biggest away win in Champions League: Basle 0 -FC Barcelona 5 (22/10/2008) BATE 0 FC Barcelona 5 (28/09/2011).

Javier Mascherano makes his 100th appearance for FC Barcelona in La Liga

Javier Mascherano has played 100 La Liga games in the FC Barcelona strip, his most recent match was this Saturday against Valladolid at Nuevo José Zorrilla. 

The Argentinian arrived to FC Barcelona from Liverpool in 2010. His first league match for the Blaugrana was at home against Hércules – the match ended in a 0-2 defeat. He started playing as a defensive midfielder, but as time passed Guardiola repositioned him as a center back. Mascherano made 27 appearances in the league in his first season for Barça, in 2011/12 he made 31 appearances, and 25 in the following season. This year he’s featured 17 times for Barça in the league. 

In total Mascherano has played 169 matches for Barça, 100 of which were league games, 25 Cup matches, 35 Champions League matches, 6 in the Spanish Super Cup, 1 in the European Super Cup and 2 in the Club World Cup. Only three Argentinians have made more appearances for Barça than Mascherano, they are Messi, Saviola and Zuviría.