Barcelona make LaLiga history with 19 wins from 19 at home

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17 août 2026Barcelona make LaLiga history with 19 wins from 19 at home

Home sweet home, times three. Barcelona completed a perfect 19/19 LaLiga home season in 2025/26, becoming the first team in the league to do it. The match list shows wins over every visitor, from Valencia to Real Betis, with no draws and no losses. All numbers and scores come from the Sofascore graphic and match data.

Three stadiums, one fortress
The run came across three homes: Estadi Johan Cruyff, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, and Spotify Camp Nou. Different pitches, same outcome. Barcelona kept winning no matter the address, which makes the streak even more remarkable. It is a rare case where “home advantage” meant three venues and 57 home points.
Scorelines that tell the story
There were statement wins all season. Valencia left with a 6-0, Sevilla with a 5-2, and Espanyol with a 4-1 in the derby. The big exams were passed too: 3-1 vs Atlético Madrid and 2-0 in El Clásico vs Real Madrid. When needed, Barcelona also handled tight games such as 2-1 vs Real Sociedad and Levante, and 1-0 vs Rayo Vallecano.
Numbers behind the streak
Across the 19 LaLiga home matches, Barcelona scored 56 goals and conceded 13, a +43 goal difference. They kept 8 clean sheets and scored in every single home game. That comes out to 2.95 goals for and 0.68 against per match. Perfect record, consistent margins.
How the run unfolded
From early-season power shows like 6-0 vs Valencia and 3-0 vs Getafe, the pace never dipped. Mid-season brought steady two and three-goal wins, including 3-0 vs Osasuna and 2-0 vs Mallorca. The sprint to the finish featured 3-1 vs Villarreal, a decisive 2-0 vs Real Madrid, and a closing 3-1 vs Real Betis. Round by round, the pattern stayed the same: full points.
Barcelona’s historic 19/19 home campaign is neatly laid out in the Sofascore match list above. It is a clean statistical snapshot of dominance, delivered with three stadium backdrops and zero slip-ups.
Les dernières actualités

Coventry City signe Taiwo Awoniyi en provenance de Nottingham Forest pour 19,9 M€
17 août 2026
Julio Enciso rejoint Ipswich Town : ce que 30,50 M€ vous apportent
17 août 2026
Giannis Konstantelias à Borussia Dortmund : un transfert de 26 M€ pensé pour le dernier tiers du BVB
17 août 2026
Ipswich Town recrute Abdoul Ouattara en provenance de Strasbourg
17 août 2026
La revanche ultime : Eğribayat quitte Fenerbahçe et leur inflige un 10
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Trophée Sofascore Joueur de la Saison : Manuel Locatelli (Serie A)
17 août 2026
Home sweet home, times three. Barcelona completed a perfect 19/19 LaLiga home season in 2025/26, becoming the first team in the league to do it. The match list shows wins over every visitor, from Valencia to Real Betis, with no draws and no losses. All numbers and scores come from the Sofascore graphic and match data.
Three stadiums, one fortress
The run came across three homes: Estadi Johan Cruyff, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, and Spotify Camp Nou. Different pitches, same outcome. Barcelona kept winning no matter the address, which makes the streak even more remarkable. It is a rare case where “home advantage” meant three venues and 57 home points.
Scorelines that tell the story
There were statement wins all season. Valencia left with a 6-0, Sevilla with a 5-2, and Espanyol with a 4-1 in the derby. The big exams were passed too: 3-1 vs Atlético Madrid and 2-0 in El Clásico vs Real Madrid. When needed, Barcelona also handled tight games such as 2-1 vs Real Sociedad and Levante, and 1-0 vs Rayo Vallecano.
Numbers behind the streak
Across the 19 LaLiga home matches, Barcelona scored 56 goals and conceded 13, a +43 goal difference. They kept 8 clean sheets and scored in every single home game. That comes out to 2.95 goals for and 0.68 against per match. Perfect record, consistent margins.
How the run unfolded
From early-season power shows like 6-0 vs Valencia and 3-0 vs Getafe, the pace never dipped. Mid-season brought steady two and three-goal wins, including 3-0 vs Osasuna and 2-0 vs Mallorca. The sprint to the finish featured 3-1 vs Villarreal, a decisive 2-0 vs Real Madrid, and a closing 3-1 vs Real Betis. Round by round, the pattern stayed the same: full points.
Barcelona’s historic 19/19 home campaign is neatly laid out in the Sofascore match list above. It is a clean statistical snapshot of dominance, delivered with three stadium backdrops and zero slip-ups.