The FC Barcelona, only club of the history in winning two tripletes

The FC Barcelona has made history and has turned into the only team in winning two tripletes adding the current to the achieved during the first season of Pep Guardiola. The culés can be proud to admire to the best club of the present 21st century

Six years after the FC Barcelona made history achieving his first triplete during the first season of Pep Guardiola in the bench culé, this 6 June the culés went back to repeat the milestone this time with the presence of Luis Enrique like mánager of a full team of stars. Ivan Rakitic, Luis Suárez and Neymar were the heroes of the Barça when annotating the goals of a meeting in which the Juventus of Turín gave the face to the empatar the party in the second part.

The Barça, however, no achantó and followed practising his game until empatar and, to fault of few minutes for the end, sentence the final of the Champions League. The three titles harvested by the FC Barcelona this season will allow him aspire, besides, to achieve the second sextete of his history if in this 2015 wins the World-wide of Clubs, the Supercopa of Spain and the one of Europe.

From the triplete achieved in 2009 and the attained now, seven players have remained in the staff culé. Leo Messi, Andrés Iniesta, Sergio Busquets, Pedro Rodríguez, Xavi Hernández, Dani Alves and Gerard Hammered have been the players that can fardar to having made history with two tripletes. In 60 official parties contested this season, the FC Barcelona has won 50, losing six and empatando the others four. It has proclaimed champion of the League BBVA with 94 points, whereas in the final of the Glass of Rey has gone back to win to the Athletic of Bilbao.

In the Champions League, instead, has won the tournament with a big superiority in front of some of the best clubs of Europe, as Manchester City, PSG, Bayern Munich and Juventus of Turín. To part of the Barça, there are 6 teams more than have won the triplete in a same season, but no in two occasions. Celtic Of Glasgow (1967), Ajax (1972), PSV (1988), Manchester United (1999), Inter (2010) and Bayern of Munich (2013)