FC Barcelona statistics

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Futbol Club Barcelona is a sports club based in Barcelona, Catalonia (Spain). This page contains historical and current statistics and records pertaining to the club.

All stats accurate as of match played 20 May 2008.

Contents 1 Recent seasons 1.1 Statistics in La Liga 1.2 Overall seasons table in La Liga 1.3 Statistics in European Cup 1.4 General statistics 1.5 Historical goals 1.5.1 Milestone goals in La Liga 1.5.2 Milestone goals in the European Cup/Champions League 1.5.3 Other goals 2 Statistics 2007/08 2.1 Top scorers 2.2 Top goalkeepers 3 Appearance records 3.1 All-competition appearances 3.2 European appearances 3.3 Domestic league appearances 3.4 Domestic cup appearances 4 Goalscoring records 4.1 All-competition goals 4.2 European goals 4.3 Domestic league goals 4.4 Domestic cup goals 5 Individual Trophies 5.1 Golden Ball Winners 5.2 FIFA World Player 5.3 European Golden Shoe 5.4 Onze d'Or 5.5 Bravo Award 5.6 Pichichi Winners 5.7 Zamora Winners 6 References

[edit] Recent seasons

See also: FC Barcelona seasons

Season	Div.	Pos.	Pl.	W	D	L	GS	GA	P	Cup	Europe		Other Competitions				Manager
1996-97	D1	2	42	28	6	8	102	48	90	Winner	UCWC	Winner	SSC				Bobby Robson
1997-98	1D	1	38	23	5	10	78	56	74	Winner	UCL	Group Stage	SSC	ESC			Louis van Gaal
1998-99	1D	1	38	24	7	7	87	43	79	Quarter-Final	UCL	Group Stage	SSC				Louis van Gaal
1999-00	1D	2	38	19	7	12	70	46	64	Semi-Final	UCL	Semi-final	SSC				Louis van Gaal
2000-01	1D	4	38	17	12	9	80	57	63	Semi-Final	UC	Semi-finals					Serra Ferrer & Carles Rexach
2001-02	1D	4	38	18	10	10	65	37	64	last 32	UCL	Semi-final					Carles Rexach
2002-03	1D	6	38	15	11	12	63	47	56	last 32	UCL	Quarter-Final					Van Gaal & R. Antić
2003-04	1D	2	38	21	9	8	63	39	72	Quarter-Final	UC	Quarter-Final					Frank Rijkaard
2004-05	1D	1	38	25	9	4	73	29	84	last 32	UCL	Last 16					Frank Rijkaard
2005-06	1D	1	38	25	7	6	80	35	82	Quarter-Final	UCL	Winner	SSC				Frank Rijkaard
2006-07	1D	2	38	22	10	6	78	33	76	Semi-Final	UCL	Last 16	SSC	ESC	CWC		Frank Rijkaard
2007-08	1D	3	38	19	10	9	76	43	67	Semi-Final	UCL	Semi-final					Frank Rijkaard
2008-09	1D																Josep Guardiola

Last updated: 20 May 2008
¹ FC Barcelona started 2000-01 season in UCL but joined UC after group stage.
Div. = Division;D1 = First Division; Pos. = Position; Pl = Match played; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Lost; GS = Goal Scored; GA = Goal Against; P = Points
UCL = UEFA Champions League; UCWC = UEFA Cup Winners' Cup; UC = UEFA Cup; ESC = UEFA Super Cup; SSC = Supercopa de España; CWC = FIFA Club World Cup; Cup = Copa del Rey
Colors: Gold = winner; Silver = runner-up; Cyan = on going.

[edit] Statistics in La Liga

• Seasons in La Liga: 78 (all)
• Best position in La Liga: First (18 times)
• Worst position in La Liga: Twelve (1941-42)
• Longest consecutive wins in La Liga: 14 (2005-06)
• Longest unbeaten run in League matches: 26 (all competitions, season 1973-74)
• Longest unbeaten run at home in league matches: 67 matches (4-3-1973 to 20-2-1977)
• Longest winning run in the League (home): 39 matches (16-2-1958 to 6-11-1960)
• Longest scoring run in the League: 36 matches (21-11-1942 to 6-2-1944)
• Longest scoring run in the League (home): 88 matches (10-2-1952 to 19-1-1958)
• Most goals scored in a season: 102 (1996-97)
• Most goals scored in a match: FCB 10 - Gimnàstic de Tarragona 1 (1949-50)
• Most goals conceded in a match: Athletic de Bilbao 12 - FCB 1 (1930-31)
• Most wins in a league season: 28 (1996–97)
• Most draws in a league season: 15 (1986–87)
• Most defeats in a league season: 15 (1941–42)
• Fewest wins in a league season: 7 (1930–31, 1932–33)
• Fewest draws in a league season: 0 (1933–34)
• Fewest defeats in a league season: 2 (1984–85)
• Historical classification of La Liga: 2°

[edit] Overall seasons table in La Liga

Pos.	Club	Season In D1	Pl.	W	D	L	GS	GA	Dif.	Pts	Champion	2nd place	3rd place	4th place
2	FC Barcelona	77	2420	1319	511	590	4935	2845	2090	3427	18	22	12	12

Last updated: 20 May 2008 ^{[1] [2]}
Pos. = Position; Pl = Match played; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Lost; GS = Goals Scored; GA = Goals Against; P = Points.
Colors: Gold = winner; Silver = runner-up.

[edit] Statistics in European Cup

• Most consecutive wins in the European Cup: 11 (Season 2002-03)
• Most goals scored in a match: FCB 5 - Levski Sofia 0 (2006-07)
• Most goals conceded in a match: AC Milan 4 - FCB 0 (1993-94)

[edit] General statistics

• All-time top scorer: César Rodríguez (235 goals)
• Most League Appearances: Migueli (391 matches)
• Foreign player who has disputed the most minutes in la liga: Phillip Cocu (17 452 minutes)
• Most goals in a season in all competitions: Ronaldo (47 goals, season 1996-97)
• The youngest player to score in la liga: Bojan Krkic (17 years 51 days)
• Record of the longest time without conceding a goal in la liga: Miguel Reina (824 minutes)
• Most number of yellow cards in la liga: Pep Guardiola (88 in 263 matches)
• Most goals scored in a match: Kubala, 7 goals against Sporting de Gijón (Season 51-52)
• Player who has won most titles: Guillermo Amor (17 titles)

[edit] Historical goals

• 1st goal: Joan Gamper (24/12/1899), FCB 3 - Català SC 1

[edit] Milestone goals in La Liga

Goal Number	Date	Name	Match & result
1	12/02/1929	Penella	Racing Santander 0 - FCB 2
1000	22/10/1950	Marcos Aureli	FCB 6 - UE Lleida 1
2000	12/01/1964	Pedro Zaballa	FCB 4 - Valencia CF 0
3000	24/01/1982	Quini	FCB 4 - CD Castellón 3
4000	09/03/1996	Guillermo Amor	Valencia CF 4 - FCB 1

[edit] Milestone goals in the European Cup/Champions League

Goal Number	Date	Name	Match & result
1	30/09/1959	Joan Segarra	CDNA Sofía 2 - FCB 2
100	03/11/1993	Hristo Stoichkov	FK Austria Wien 1 - FCB 2
200	13/09/2000	Patrick Kluivert	FCB 4 - Leeds United 0
300	22/02/2006	Samuel Eto'o	Chelsea FC 1 - FCB 2

[edit] Other goals

Competition	City	Date	Name	Fact	Match & result
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	Basel	16/05/1979	2-4 111' Krankl	1979 Cup Winners' Cup Final	Fortuna Düsseldorf 3 - FCB 4
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	Barcelona	12/05/1982	2-1 63' Quini	1982 Cup Winners' Cup Final	FCB 2 - Standard Liège 1
European Cup	London	20/05/1992	0-1 112' Koeman	1992 European Cup Final	Sampdoria 0 - FCB 1
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup	Rotterdam	14/05/1997	1-0 37' Ronaldo	1997 Cup Winners' Cup Final	FCB 1 - Paris St-Germain 0
UEFA Champions League	Paris	17/05/2006	2-1 80' Belletti	2006 Champions League Final	FCB 2 - Arsenal 1

[edit] Statistics 2007/08

	Position	Points	P	W	D	L	F	A
FC Barcelona	3	67	38	19	10	9	76	43

[edit] Top scorers

• • Samuel Eto'o - 16 goals
  • Thierry Henry - 12 goals

[edit] Top goalkeepers

• • Victor Valdes - 35 goals in 35 matches
  • José Manuel Pinto - 8 goals in 3 matches

[edit] Appearance records

All current players are in bold

[edit] All-competition appearances

	Name	Career	Apps
1	Migueli	1973 - 1989	548
2	Carlos Rexach	1965 - 1981	452
3	Guillermo Amor	1988 - 1998	421
4	Xavi Hernandez	1998 - present	420*
5	Andoni Zubizarreta	1986 - 1994	410
6	Joan Segarra	1949 - 1964	402
7	Joaquim Rifé	1964 - 1976	401
8	Alexanco	1980 - 1993	399
9	Juan Manuel Asensi	1970 - 1980	396
10	Carles Puyol	1999 - present	394*

[edit] European appearances

	Name	Career	Apps
1	Xavi Hernandez	1998 - present	96*
2	Carles Puyol	1999 - present	88*
3	Migueli	1973 - 1989	85
4	Pep Guardiola	1990 - 2001	72
5	Andoni Zubizarreta	1986 - 1994	69
6	Sergi Barjuan	1993 - 2002	69
7	Philip Cocu	1998 - 2004	65
8	Carles Rexach	1965 - 1981	63
6	Guillermo Amor	1988 - 1998	61
10	Patrick Kluivert	1998 - 2004	61

* still active.

[edit] Domestic league appearances

	Name	Career	Apps
1	Migueli	1973 - 1989	391
2	Carlos Rexach	1965 - 1981	328
3	Guillermo Amor	1988 - 1998	311
4	Andoni Zubizarreta	1986 - 1994	301
5	Joan Segarra	1949 - 1964	299
6	Juan Manuel Asensi	1970 - 1980	299
7	Joaquim Rifé	1964 - 1976	290
8	Antoni Ramallets	1948 - 1961	288
9	César Rodríguez	1942 - 1955	287
10	Xavi Hernandez	1998 - present	283*

[edit] Domestic cup appearances

	Name	Career	Apps
1	Josep Samitier	1919 - 1932	75
2	Joan Segarra	1949 - 1964	69
3	Migueli	1973 - 1989	61
4	Antoni Ramallets	1946 - 1961	61

[edit] Goalscoring records

[edit] All-competition goals

	Name	Career	Total
1	César Rodríguez	1942 - 1955	235
2	Ladislao Kubala	1950 - 1961	196
3	Rivaldo	1997 - 2002	130
4	Mariano Martín	1940 - 1948	124
5	Carles Rexach	1965 - 1981	122
6	Patrick Kluivert	1998 - 2004	122
7	Josep Escolà	1934 - 1949	118
8	Hristo Stoitchkov	1990 - 1998	117
9	Estanislao Basora	1946 - 1958	112
10	Eulogio Martinez	1956 - 1962	111

[edit] European goals

	Name	Career	Goals
1	Rivaldo	1997 - 2002	31
2	Luis Enrique	1996 - 2004	27
2	Evaristo de Macedo	1957 - 1962	27
4	Patrick Kluivert	1998 - 2004	26
5	Carles Rexach	1965 - 1981	25

[edit] Domestic league goals

	Name	Career	Goals
1	César Rodríguez	1942 - 1955	195
2	Ladislao Kubala	1950 - 1961	131
3	Mariano Martín	1940 - 1948	97
4	Patrick Kluivert	1998 - 2004	90
5	Estanislao Basora	1946 - 1958	89
6	Josep Escolà	1934 - 1949	86
7	Rivaldo	1997 - 2002	86
8	Hristo Stoitchkov	1990 - 1998	83
9	Carles Rexach	1965 - 1981	81
10	Evaristo de Macedo	1957 - 1962	78

[edit] Domestic cup goals

	Name	Career	Goals
1	Josep Samitier	1919 - 1932	63
2	Ladislao Kubala	1950 - 1961	50

[edit] Individual Trophies

[edit] Golden Ball Winners

Year	Name	Career
1960	Luis Suárez	1954 - 1961
1973	Johan Cruyff	1973 - 1978
1974	Johan Cruyff	1973 - 1978
1994	Hristo Stoichkov	1990 - 1998
1999	Rivaldo	1997 - 2002
2005	Ronaldinho	2003 - 2008

[edit] FIFA World Player

Year	Name	Career
1994	Romário	1993 - 1995
1996	Ronaldo	1996 - 1997
1999	Rivaldo	1997 - 2002
2004	Ronaldinho	2003 - 2008
2005	Ronaldinho	2003 - 2008

[edit] European Golden Shoe

Year	Name	Career
1997	Ronaldo	1996 - 1997

[edit] Onze d'Or

Year	Name	Career
1992	Hristo Stoichkov	1990 - 1998
1994	Romário	1993 - 1995
1994	Rivaldo	1997 - 2002
2005	Ronaldinho	2003 - 2008

[edit] Bravo Award

Year	Name	Career
1992	Josep Guardiola	1990 - 2001
1997	Ronaldo	1996 - 1997
2007	Lionel Messi	2004 - present

[edit] Pichichi Winners

	Name	Season	Goals
1	Mariano Martín	1942 - 1943	32
2	César Rodríguez	1948-1949	28
3	Cayetano Ré	1964 - 1965	25
4	Carlos Rexach	1970 - 1971	17
5	Hans Krankl	1978 - 1979	29
6	Quini	1980 - 1981	20
7	Quini	1981 - 1982	26
8	Romário	1993 - 1994	30
9	Ronaldo	1996 - 1997	34
10	Samuel Eto'o	2005 - 2006	26

[edit] Zamora Winners

	Name	Season
1	Juan Velasco	1947 - 1948
2	Antoni Ramallets	1951 - 1952
3	Antoni Ramallets	1955 - 1956
4	Antoni Ramallets	1956 - 1957
5	Antoni Ramallets	1958 - 1959
6	Antoni Ramallets	1959 - 1960
7	José Manuel Pesudo	1965 - 1966
8	Salvador Sadurni	1968 - 1969
9	Miguel Reina	1972 - 1973
10	Salvador Sadurni	1973 - 1974
11	Salvador Sadurni	1974 - 1975
12	Pedro María Artola	1977 - 1978
13	Urruti	1983 - 1984
14	Andoni Zubizarreta	1986 - 1987
15	Víctor Valdés	2004 - 2005

[edit] References