Every body: Barcelona has conceded goals in 7 consecutive games, the last time this happened was in the 2020-21 season

On October 29, "Daily Sports" reported that Barcelona has conceded goals in 7 consecutive games. The last time this happened was in the 2020-21 season.

Barcelona’s last clean sheet was a 3-0 victory over Getafe on September 21. Since then, the team has conceded goals in 7 consecutive games. During this period, Real Oviedo and Real Sociedad each scored one goal for Barcelona, ​​Paris Saint-Germain scored two goals, Sevilla scored four goals, Girona and Olympiakos scored one goal each, and Real Madrid scored two goals.

The last time Barcelona conceded goals in 7 consecutive games occurred in the 2020-21 season, when the coach was Koeman. Under Flick last season, Barcelona conceded goals in six consecutive games twice, but they have not conceded goals in seven consecutive games like now. If they concede a goal against Elche next, Barcelona will equal the record of eight consecutive official games conceded by Koeman five years ago. Interestingly, Barcelona also ended its streak of conceding goals when it defeated Elche 3-0.

Barcelona has played 13 games in La Liga and the Champions League this season, scoring 16 goals by opponents, and conceding more than 1 goal per game, specifically 1.23 goals, which is much higher than the data at the beginning of the past few seasons. In Flick's first season in charge of Barcelona, ​​Barcelona conceded 13 goals in the first 13 games, 3 fewer than now. In the two seasons led by Xavi, the number of goals conceded in the first 13 games was 11 each.

The last time Barcelona conceded more than 16 goals in the first 13 games, it still dates back to the Koeman era. In his second season, Barcelona conceded 17 goals in the first 13 games. In addition, the team also suffered 5 losses at that time, and Barcelona has lost 3 games so far this season.