Barcelona Remain the Only Unbeaten Team in Europe’s Top 5 Leagues in 2025

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Who will be the first to beat Barcelona this year?

FC Barcelona are the last team standing across Europe’s top five leagues without a single defeat in the 2025 calendar year.

Under Hansi Flick, the Catalan giants have played 21 matches since the turn of the year — winning 18 and drawing 3 — maintaining a flawless record that began on January 4 with a Copa del Rey victory over Barbastro.

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Along the way, Barcelona have faced top-level opposition, including three matches against Benfica, two against Atlético Madrid, and single encounters with Real Madrid, Atalanta, and Real Sociedad.

Their next challenge? A La Liga showdown at home against Real Betis this Saturday.

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