Luis Enrique's Barcelona once again break 100 goal barrier in La Liga
Barça are on course for their top goal tally since Lucho took over
In all competitions, only Busquets has not scored, excluding goalkeeepers
For the third season in a row, Luis Enrique's Barcelona have beaten 100 goals in La Liga. In the 2014-15 season, they scored 110. In the following season, they managed 112. In the current season they have 101 and there are still four games to go. On paper, it's possible to beat one of the previous scores. Or both.
The four rivals left for Barça this season are Espanyol, Villarreal, Las Palmas and Eibar. Four teams who all have to be beaten if the Catalan side want to win the La Liga title for a third consecutive season.
Barcelona's average in Luis Enrique's first season was 2.89 goals, followed by 2.94 in his second season. The current average for this campaign is 2.97, the best so far. The top scorer in each of the last two campaigns has been Lionel Messi (43) and then Luis Suarez (40). The current season sees Messi leading the way again (33).
In all competitions Barça have 153 goals and all the first team players have been on target, with the exception of Sergio Busquets -- and the three goalkeepers, ter Stegen, Cillessen and Matip. Javier Mascherano broke his duck on Wednesday, scoring his first goal in 319 official games for the club.
