Hansi Flick's first 100 victories as Barcelona manager have explained the scale of his impact at the club.
The German has recorded an extraordinary 76.34% win rate, a figure unmatched by any previous Barcelona manager, while only Luis Enrique needed fewer matches to reach the landmark.
However, apart from the impressive win percentage, the numbers also reveal something even more striking about Flick's Barcelona, with five statistics from those first 100 victories illustrating just how dominant the Catalans have been under the German.
The most remarkable statistic concerns Barcelona's extraordinary scoring output.
They have scored four or more goals in 43 of Flick's first 100 victories, including at least five goals on 24 occasions.
In other words, almost one in four wins has involved Barcelona scoring five or more times.
Flick has made Barcelona a scoring machine. (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images)
That level of attacking production shows the effectiveness of Flick's aggressive football and the attacking quality available in his squad.
Across the 100 victories, Barcelona have scored 335 goals, averaging 3.35 goals per win.
Another striking feature is how frequently Barcelona have won comfortably.
Only 28 of their first 100 victories under Flick have come by a single-goal margin, meaning 72 have been secured by at least two goals.
Even more impressively, none of their 12 victories this season have required a one-goal winning margin.
Clean sheets have also played a relatively limited role in their victories.
Hansi Flick has now won 100 games as Barcelona manager. (Photo by Alex Caparros/Getty Images)
Barcelona have won 1-0 or 0-1 just ten times, representing only 10% of their victories.
The most frequent winning results under Flick have been 3-0 at home and 0-2 away, with each scoreline occurring seven times.
Meanwhile, the bigger distribution shows that 1-0, 2-0 and 3-0 victories, including their corresponding away scorelines, have each occurred ten times.
Real Valladolid have experienced one of Flick's most memorable attacking performances.
Barcelona scored seven goals against the Spanish side in 2024-25, with Raphinha registering his first hat-trick under the German.
It was also the only seven-goal victory in which the opposition failed to score.
