150 FC Barcelona victories in the Champions League

• The Catalans are third in the all-time list behind only Real Madrid and Bayern Munich
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• FC Barcelona v Paris Saint-Germain 3-1
• 150 FC Barcelona victories in the Champions League

The 3-1 win against Paris Saint Germain was number 150 for Barça in Europe’s premier club football competition. Only Real Madrid and Bayern Munich can boast better records, while the next teams on the list after the Blaugrana are Manchester United, AC Milan, Juventus, Benfica, Liverpool, Porto and Dynamo Kiev.
The club’s first triumph dates back to the September 23, 1959, when they won in the old European Cup format against CDNA Sofia (6-2).
From 1955 to 1990, Barça only played in four editions of the tournament (1959/60, 1960/61, 1974/75 and 1985/86). It was not until the nineties and particularly following the introduction of the expanded format that Barça became regular participants, and started enjoying the kind of success that made them one of the leading clubs Europe.

Barça records

It really has been an extraordinary two decades for Barça since finally winning the trophy for the first time in 1992. Indeed, Xavi Hernández is now the player with the most appearances in the Champions League (152) and his team-mate Leo Messi recently set a new record for goals in the competition (75).
Barça also hold the record for the longest winning streak in the UCL. In the 2002/03 season under Louis Van Gaal first and Radomir Antic second, they recorded incredible eleven victories in a row in the two group stages that campaign.

Di Maria: I do not fear the Premier League violence

Argentine international Angel Di Maria said he was not afraid at all violent interventions in the Premier League and strong tackles by defenders for.

De Maria said in remarks published in the British newspaper the Daily Star: "In fact, advocates here have forcibly violent tackles, but I do not fear it at all."

He added: "If the strong defenders docking with me, let them do so, all of this is part of the nature of the game, and I'll try to always provide the usual my way."

He admitted Di Maria at the conclusion of his remarks that the Premier League is more powerful than the Spanish and Portuguese physically, but he indicated that he will adapt to it and not fear anything