Barca is too scary

Barca is the most effective attack in Europe today.

According to statistics from the top 5 European leagues (La Liga, Premier League, Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1), no team has a higher scoring rate than the "Blaugrana".

In La Liga alone, Barcelona have scored 74 goals from 174 shots on target, achieving a conversion rate of 42.53%, the highest among the 96 teams in Europe's top leagues. In total, they have had 438 shots so far, including shots that missed the target.

Notably, this performance is a huge improvement on last season, when Barca only achieved a rate of 34.55% in their shots on target - an increase of nearly 8 percent in just one season. The teams behind Barca are Wolfsburg (41.59%), Espanyol (40%), Inter Milan (39.74%) and Newcastle (38.98%).

In the continental arena (Champions League, Europa League, Conference League), the Catalan team also maintained impressive efficiency. They scored 31 goals from 66 shots on target, equivalent to 46.97%. Although not the highest (after Legia Warsaw, Dinamo Zagreb and Elfsborg), Barca's number of shots was significantly higher, showing that their ability to create opportunities and shoot was superior.

Barca are capable of scoring from every line.

The impressive numbers make many people think that Barca's attack is based on the strikers of Raphinha, Lewandowski and Lamine Yamal. Indeed, this trio reminds us of Messi, Suarez and Neymar in the past. However, the big surprise comes from the midfield, which plays an extremely important role in the team's ability to score goals.

Under Flick, Barcelona's midfielders scored 19 goals, achieving a conversion rate of 52.78% - far exceeding the efficiency of the team's strikers (only at 39.68%). Of these, Dani Olmo and Pedri were two outstanding factors, contributing 6 and 4 goals respectively. In particular, Pedri scored 4 goals from 10 shots on target.

To make it easier to visualize, let's compare with other teams. Right behind Barca in terms of scoring efficiency from midfield is Strasbourg (France), with 48.84%. With such high efficiency, it is not surprising that Barca maintains its leading attacking position even though they do not possess "goal machines" like Haaland or Mbappe.

In a season where attacking efficiency is key, Flick has made the most of his resources, from his dynamic strikers to his dynamic midfield. Barca have good finishing skills and can score from all lines. That is what makes them the most dangerous team in Europe at the moment.

Source: https://znews.vn/barca-qua-dang-so-post1541240.html