Barça continues its impressive home form, and Hansi Flick now finds himself on the verge of matching Pep Guardiola's legendary record. However, after the resounding victory against Sevilla, the German has chosen to temper the euphoria.

Barça delivered another resounding victory at the Camp Nou. With this 5-2 win against Sevilla, Hansi Flick's team notched their 14th consecutive home victory, an already impressive run that allows them to equal Ernesto Valverde's record. Crucially, the Blaugrana coach is now just one win away from Guardiola's historic record. At the same time, the Catalans consolidated their position at the top of La Liga with a four-point lead after matchday 28, in a game highlighted by Raphinha's hat-trick, a goal from Dani Olmo, and an overall controlled performance. But despite this impressive momentum, Flick didn't allow himself any room for complacency. And his words speak volumes about his high standards.

Flick is enjoying himself, but is already sending a warning

Hansi Flick preferred to focus on the imperfections behind the attacking onslaught: “A lot of things are going well, but there are situations on the pitch that aren't ideal. We've scored five goals and taken three points. But at the beginning, we didn't play with the conviction I'd like to see. We still have many games to play, but we need to play faster. We need to stay focused. Newcastle are a very good team.”

This speech perfectly sums up the current situation in Barcelona. Yes, Barça is winning. Yes, Barça is scoring a lot of goals. Yes, Flick is very close to breaking a record associated with Guardiola, the absolute benchmark on the Catalan bench. But the German is already looking ahead. The start of the match, the pace of play, and concentration remain his primary concerns before the next European fixture. This is undoubtedly what makes this run even more impressive: even at the top, Flick refuses to let his Barça rest.