With a spirited 1-0 victory over Mallorca, Barcelona accomplished an incredible achievement and set a new record for the most shots taken in a La Liga game in the previous ten years.  Based on sophisticated data from a source, this remarkable figure demonstrates the team’s unrelenting attacking approach.

 According to the source’s data, Barcelona scored a record-breaking 38 goals throughout the game, the most in the domestic league since the 2015–16 campaign.  Dani Olmo scored shortly after the second half started, although only one of those attempts ended up in the net despite the strong performance.

Leo Roman, the goalie for Mallorca, showed off his abilities by making 11 vital stops to keep his club in the match.  Furthermore, the resilient Mallorca defense turned out to be a strong obstacle for the Catalan powerhouses, blocking an amazing 14 shots.  Barcelona missed the mark on 12 of their shots, making it not their most clinical day.

Barcelona’s expected goals (xG), a sophisticated metric that calculates the probability of scoring from every shot, came to 4.64.  This number highlights the team’s offensive skill and domination during the game.

In conclusion, Barcelona was reminded of the value of efficiency in front of goal even if they won and established a new record for shots taken.  To take advantage of their strong attacking potential, the Catalan team will need to improve their finishing as the season goes on.