Since Barcelona's 3-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge on 25 November, its performance has been spectacular. That night, its coach, Hansi Flick, said that from then on they would react and that we would see a different Barça. No sooner said than done. The results over the last two and a half months prove that the German coach was right.

The statistics speak for themselves: 17 wins in 18 official matches. In addition, Barcelona has won the first title of the season, beating Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup final. Not even injuries to key players such as Pedri have slowed down the Catalan side, which is the most in-form team on the Old Continent.

Barcelona's last 18 matches

• Barcelona 3-1 Alavés
• Barcelona 3-1 Atlético Madrid
• Betis 3-5 Barcelona
• Barcelona 2-1 Eintracht Frankfurt
• Barcelona 2-0 Osasuna
• Guadalajara 0-2 Barcelona
• Villarreal 0-2 Barcelona
• Espanyol 0-2 Barcelona
• Barcelona 5-0 Athletic
• Barcelona 3-2 Real Madrid
• Racing Santander 1-2 Barcelona
• Real Sociedad 2-1 Barcelona
• Slavia Prague 2-4 Barcelona
• Barcelona 3-0 Oviedo
• Barcelona 4-1 Copenhagen
• Elche 1-3 Barcelona
• Albacete 1-2 Barcelona
• Barcelona 3-0 Mallorca

Contender for everything

Barcelona is therefore approaching the last three months of competition with sky-high hopes. Hansi Flick's side is close to welcoming back Pedri. In addition, players such as Lamine Yamal, Fermín and Raphinha are in great form, so if they continue in this vein, they have every right to dream of more titles.

The closest is the Copa del Rey semi-final against Atlético Madrid. In addition, they are top of La Liga EA Sports, one point ahead of Real Madrid. Finally, in the Champions League, they have qualified directly for the round of 16, so they know they will play the second leg at home. Barcelona are aiming for every title possible.

Barcelona's upcoming matches

• Atlético Madrid - Barcelona (Copa del Rey)
• Girona - Barcelona
• Barcelona - Levante
• Barcelona - Villarreal
• Barcelona - Atlético Madrid (Copa del Rey)