Can Barcelona Femeni finish their season on a high note? Women’s Champions League finalists set new records and broke old ones.

If the 2021/22 Barcelona Femeni team can maintain their Champions League title against Lyon on Saturday, they will cement their place as one of the greatest teams in women’s football history.

The Spanish team, led by Jonatan Giraldez, enters the match against the French league leaders having completed a perfect league season, winning all 30 of their matches.

They have won 43 of their 44 matches in all competitions, with the exception of a 2-0 loss to Wolfsburg in the UEFA Women’s Champions League semifinal second leg – and that was only after they had won the first leg 5-1.

Ahead of the final this weekend, we take a look back at their incredible season, examining the records they’ve broken along the way and attempting to predict whether more success is in store for one of the most powerful teams in the modern game in Turin.

For the first time in the women’s top division in Spain this century, a team has won all of its league matches, with Barcelona winning 30 of 30. They came close to achieving that feat the season before, losing only once in 2020/21, and Catalonia is again attempting to win back-to-back league crowns for the third time since 2011.

Barcelona scored 159 goals in 30 league matches in the 2012/13 season, conceding only 11. That works out to an average of 5.3 goals per game.

With this season’s league victory, they have now won seven trophies in total, putting them farther ahead of Athletic Bilbao, who have five titles.

Barcelona is likewise undefeated in the UEFA Women’s Champions League this season, having lost only one of their ten games.

The Spanish champions almost had competition-high figures in both the attacking and defense categories heading into Saturday’s final in Turin.

Apart from scoring the most goals (37) and conceding the fewest goals (7) in the tournament this season, Barcelona has also demonstrated their supremacy by having the highest average possession per game (66.3 percent), as well as the most shots (284) and shots on target (14). (114).

Barcelona seems certain to become only the fourth back-to-back European champions in the women’s game’s history, as they enter this weekend’s showpiece final as big favorites.

Barcelona’s unstoppable goal scoring in all competitions was the standout characteristic of the 2021/22 season.

After scoring a league-high 159 goals, the Spanish champions concluded the season with a goal differential of +148, the second-best in the modern era after their own feats the season before.