Leganes vs Barcelona

CD Leganés have lost seven of their nine encounters with FC Barcelona in LaLiga (W2), keeping a clean sheet only in the most recent of these (winning 1-0 in December 2024), and conceding a total of 21 goals; only against Real Madrid (30) have they conceded more goals in the competition.

FC Barcelona have won three of their four visits to Butarque in LaLiga (L1), the first of which (in September 2016) was the biggest defeat Leganés have suffered at their home ground in the top-flight (1-5).

Following their 1-0 win at the Lluís Companys in the reverse fixture, Leganés have the chance to become the fifth newly promoted side to beat Barcelona in both LaLiga meetings in a season, after Sevilla (1934/35), Hércules (1996/97), UD Salamanca (1997/98), and Rayo Vallecano (2021/22).

Leganés have not won any of their last four LaLiga matches (D1 L3), while, in all four, both sides scored at least one goal. It’s Leganes' longest run of games both scoring and conceding in the top-flight since September 2018 (five).

Barcelona have not lost any of their last 11 LaLiga matches (W9 D2), their best unbeaten run in a single season in the competition since a 13-game spell between October 2022 and February 2023 under Xavi Hernández (W12 D1).