FC Barcelona is on fire with a 21-match unbeaten streak, aiming for a historic treble. Hansi Flick is proud but emphasizes that the team must stay focused and fight one game at a time.
FC Barcelona is experiencing its peak form in the 2025 season and genuinely has the right to dream of a historic treble. Hansi Flick’s squad has not only maintained an impressive unbeaten streak but also displayed dominance across all competitions, from La Liga and the Champions League to the Copa del Rey. With their current form, winning three major titles in a single season is no longer an unattainable dream.
Unbeaten Streak and absolute dominance
Robert Lewandowski and his teammates are currently the only team among Europe’s top five leagues that remains unbeaten in 2025. Since the beginning of January, they have played 21 matches in all competitions, winning 18 and drawing just three. The Catalan giants have surged to the top of La Liga with 66 points after 29 rounds, leading Real Madrid by three points while advancing deep into both the Champions League and the Copa del Rey.
A resilient 1-0 victory against Atletico Madrid in the second leg of the Copa del Rey semi-finals not only secured FC Barcelona’s spot in the final but also reinforced the belief that they can conquer all trophies this season. Facing an Atletico side that had scored four goals in the first leg, FC Barcelona defended resolutely, seized their chance, and won in the manner of a true champion.
Hansi Flick affirmed:
“I am really proud of my players. We are Barca, and we are on the right path. This match is a prime example of how we play: solid defense, ball control, and creating significant chances.”
Lethal attack and rock-solid defense
FC Barcelona this season has not only been an attacking powerhouse but also demonstrated defensive solidity. They have scored a total of 140 goals in 46 matches, averaging more than three goals per game. Stars like Robert Lewandowski (38 goals), Ferran Torres (16 goals), and teenage sensation Lamine Yamal are causing nightmares for opposing defenses.
Flick specifically praised his backline:
“I am pleased with how we played. Everyone in the team gave their all, especially the defense. We fought for everything and kept a clean sheet in a tough match. This is perfect.”
The adaptability of the Catalan club has also been a crucial factor. They can win with high-scoring, dominant performances but are equally capable of grinding out results with disciplined and patient play against difficult opponents like Atletico Madrid. This tactical versatility allows Blaugrana to maintain their superiority in all competitions.
A grueling schedule ahead
Despite their high-flying form, FC Barcelona still faces crucial challenges in the coming weeks. They will host Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League quarter-finals, face Real Madrid in the Copa del Rey final on April 26, and then battle Real again in La Liga in May.
Coach Flick is fully aware of the challenges ahead and does not want his players to become complacent:
“The treble? We are allowed to dream now, but we must work very hard. It won’t be easy. Right now, we need to rest and recover for the match against Real Betis on Saturday.”
FC Barcelona has twice won the treble, in 2009 and 2015, and now they stand on the verge of replicating that feat. With their solid structure, sharp attack, and growing resilience, Flick’s team is emerging as the leading candidate for all major trophies.
Belief in a glorious dream
Under Hansi Flick’s leadership, Blaugrana has not only returned to prominence but also established itself as a deep and battle-hardened squad. The victory against Atletico Madrid was a testament to their maturity and evolution as a team.
There are still many hurdles ahead for FC Barcelona, but with their current form, they have every reason to believe in a historic season. While the rest of Europe struggles for consistency, FC Barcelona is storming ahead like an unstoppable force—strong, composed, and accelerating toward glory. If they maintain this level, the day they lift all three major trophies might not be far away.