Page 198 - Pep Guardiola: Another Way of Winning: The Biography

The treble-winning season continued into the 2009–10 season, in which FC Barcelona lifted four
more trophies: the Liga title, the Spanish and European Super Cups and the first World Club
Championship in history. The highlight was the team achieving ninety-nine points in the league.

Squad: Valdés, Piqué, Rafa Márquez, Puyol, Xavi, Iniesta, Messi, Bojan, Pinto, Gabi Milito, Keita,

Henry, Dani Alvés, Abidal, Touré, Pedro, Busquets, Zlatan Ibrahimovi ć, Maxwell, Jeffren and
Chygrynskiy.

Total games played: 65 (Pre-season 5, Gamper 1, Spanish Super Cup 2, European Super Cup 1, Liga
38, Copa 4, Champions League 12 and World Club Championship 2)
Total games won: 48 (Pre-season 3, Gamper 0, Spanish Super Cup 2, European Super Cup 1, Liga 31,
Copa 3, Champions League 6 and World Club Championship 2)
Total games drawn: 12 (Pre-season 2, Gamper 0, Spanish Super Cup 0, European Super Cup 0, Liga 6,
Copa 0, Champions League 4, World Club Championship 0)

Total games lost: 5 (Pre-season 0, Gamper 1, Spanish Super Cup 0, European Super Cup 0, Liga 1,
Copa 1, Champions League 2 and World Club Championship 0)
Total goals scored: 150 (Pre-season 12, Gamper 0, Spanish Super Cup 5, European Super Cup 1, Liga
98, Copa 9, Champions League 20 and World Club Championship 5)
Total goals conceded: 44 (Pre-season 4, Gamper 1, Spanish Super Cup 1, European Super Cup 0, Liga
24, Copa 2, Champions League 10, World Club Championship 2)

Titles: 4 (Liga, Spanish Super Cup, European Super Cup, World Club Championship)
Individual awards: Zamora Trophy,Víctor Valdés; Ballon d’Or, FIFA World Player, Golden Boot and
Pichichi (for most goals scored), Leo Messi.

2010–11 Season: Liga, Champions League and Spanish Super Cup

Barça overcame the adversities encountered that season and ended up lifting three trophies, earned
through hard work and good play. The team became European Champions in magnificent style and
three-time Liga winners. Highlights were the second Ballon d’Or for Leo Messi and the 5-0 win over
Mourinho’s Madrid in the Camp Nou.

2010–11 Squad: Valdés, Piqué, Puyol, Xavi, Iniesta, Messi, Bojan, Pinto, Keita, Dani Alvés, Abidal,

Pedro, Busquets, Maxwell, Jeffrén, Milito, Adriano, Mascherano, Fontàs, Afellay and David Villa.

Total games played: 65 (Pre-season 3, Gamper 1, Spanish Super Cup 2, Liga 38, Copa 9, Champions
League 13)
Total games won: 48 (Pre-season 3, Gamper 0, Spanish Super Cup 1, Liga 30, Copa 5, Champions
League 9)
Total games drawn: 12 (Pre-season 0, Gamper 1, Spanish Super Cup 0, Liga 6, Copa 2, Champions
League 3)

Total games lost: 5 (Pre-season 0, Gamper 0, Spanish Super Cup 1, Liga 2, Copa 2, Champions League
1)
Total goals scored: 185 (Pre-season 12, Gamper 1, Spanish Super Cup 5, League 95, Copa 22,
Champions League 30)
Total goals conceded: 44 (Pre-season 4, Gamper 1, Spanish Super Cup 3, Liga 21, Copa 6, Champions