FC Barcelona have only the La Liga title left to fight for in this stage of the 2025-26 season, and this title is also almost wrapped up for the Catalan side, as they enjoy an 11-point advantage over the second-placed Real Madrid.
However, there is still plenty to play for internally, as some notable records remain within reach for the Blaugranes and can keep the squad fully motivated in the final stretch of the campaign.
As [Mundo Deportivo](https://www.mundodeportivo.com/futbol/fc-barcelona/20260425/1004174683/record-historico-tiro-barca-hansi-flick-bdg.html) has highlighted, one such record is the possibility of ending the league season with a 100% win record at home, something that has not been achieved in La Liga for almost 40 years.
As things stand, Barcelona have won all 17 of their home games this season, [the latest being the victory over Celta Vigo](https://semprebarca.com/pedri-8-5-yamal-8-0-fc-barcelona-1-0-celta-vigo-player-ratings/). They now have two more home matches to play, and winning both would add another record to Hansi Flick’s name.
This run has turned their home stadium into a genuine fortress and has played a key role in their dominance in the title race.
Historically, Barcelona have achieved a perfect home record before, with the last instance coming in the 1959–60 season. However, doing so in the modern 20-team La Liga format would mark a new milestone for the club.
The last time a team in Spain managed this feat was Real Madrid in 1986, when they won all 17 of their home matches. Barcelona have now equalled that tally and still have two more home games to play, against Real Madrid and Real Betis.
Winning these matches would allow them to set a new benchmark of 19 wins from 19 at home, something unprecedented in La Liga history.
Thus, while the title race may already be leaning heavily in their favour, Barcelona still have a significant objective as they aim to finish the season with a historic perfect home record.