FC Barcelona statistics

Futbol Club Barcelona is a sports club best known for its football team, one of the biggest in Europe.

This page contains historical and current statistics and records pertaining to the club.

"All stats accurate as of match played 5 October 2008."

Recent seasons

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Last updated: 5 October 2008 [ [http://www.rsssf.com/tabless/spanalltime.html All Time Table of Spanish team in La Liga] ] [ [http://www.lfp.es/historico/primera/clasificaciones/clasificacion_historica.asp Hostorical classification of La Liga] ]
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.

=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)

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: Josep Guardiola (88 in 263 matches)
*Most goals scored in one match: Kubala, 7 goals against Sporting de Gijón (Season 51-52)
*Player who has won most titles: Guillermo Amor (17 titles)

Historical goals

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

Milestone goals in La Liga

tatistics 2007/08

Domestic league appearances

European goals

Individual Trophies

=Golden Ball Winners=

{| class="wikitable"
-! Year !! Name !! Career
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1960|| Johan Cruyff||1973 - 1978
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1994|| Ronaldinho||2003 - 2008

=FIFA World Player=

{| class="wikitable"
-! Year !! Name !! Career
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1994|| Rivaldo||1997 - 2002
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2004|| Ronaldo||1996 - 1997

Onze d'Or

{| class="wikitable"
-! Year !! Name !! Career
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1992|| Ronaldo||1996 - 1997
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2005|| Ronaldo||1996 - 1997
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2007|| César Rodríguez||28
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1964 - 1965|| Hans Krankl||29
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1980 - 1981|| Romário||30
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1996 - 1997|| Juan Velasco||- 31||1.19
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1951 - 1952|| Antoni Ramallets||- 35||1.20
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1958 - 1959|| José Manuel Pesudo||- 15||0.68
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1968 - 1969|| Salvador Sadurni||- 22||0.73
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1974 - 1975|| Urruti||- 26||0.78
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1986 - 1987|| Víctor Valdés||- 25||0.71

References