Paris Saint-Germain have etched their name into the record books, becoming the **first team in history to defeat Barcelona in three consecutive away matches in UEFA competitions**.
The achievement came under the guidance of **Luis Enrique**, who seems to have found the formula to dismantle his former club. The Spanish tactician, who once led Barcelona to Champions League glory, has now built a PSG side capable of consistently frustrating the Catalans on their own turf — something few managers have managed in the past.
For Barcelona, the result raises serious concerns. The Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys — their temporary home during the renovation of Camp Nou — has hardly felt like a fortress, and Enrique’s PSG exploited every weakness to extend their dominance.
This milestone also highlights PSG’s growing confidence on the European stage. Traditionally criticized for underperforming in big continental fixtures, the Parisians are showing signs that they are ready to shed that reputation and establish themselves as true Champions League heavyweights.
As for Barcelona, the pressure continues to mount. Xavi’s men are now facing questions about consistency, mentality, and their ability to cope under the brightest lights — with Enrique, of all people, being the one to expose those flaws.
