“C’est le Barça Version 2026” – Barcelona Cruise to 3-0 Victory Over Getafe in Dominant Display

Barcelona continued their impressive run in La Liga with a commanding 3-0 victory over Getafe, extending their perfect start to the season to eight wins from eight matches. The performance prompted one observer to declare it “the Barcelona version 2026,” highlighting the team’s growing identity and dominance.

The match followed a familiar pattern, according to the analysis: Barcelona confiscated the ball in midfield, forced their opponents to defend with eleven men, and still ended up winning. As the post put it, “Attaque A, B or C, il cuisine et c’est trop grave”—no matter which attacking combination is used, Barcelona finds a way to cook.

Among the standout performers was Gordon, described as Barcelona’s best signing. He was praised for having all the qualities of a top winger: dribbling, pressing, assists, and goals. His all-round contribution was described as a delight to watch.

Koundé also received attention, with the observation that he positions himself very well and is always in the right zones. However, the writer noted that technically, his play does not always come off—drawing a laugh.

Gavi made his first start, and the writer admitted to being impressed, recalling just how excellent he is. The phrase “ce petit cacheur” suggested a player who quietly imposes himself on games, and his performance was a welcome reminder of his quality.

Olmo, meanwhile, was described as having stayed with the Spanish national team, with the writer joking that what fans see at Barcelona is the “Dani Omelette” version, capable of sensational misses.

The central defensive pairing of Eric Garcia and Gerard Martín earned high praise, with the two described as “ÉNORMES” after winning almost all their duels. Jesus was also commended for his intuition in front of goal, showing technical improvisation and the ability to contribute more.

Yamal’s contribution was noted with humour, as the writer imagined him saying that with Raphinha absent, he had no one to celebrate with, so he would rather set up the “post-misser” for Koundé’s goal. Joan García earned a well-deserved clean sheet, while Pedri’s introduction was once again described as incredible.

The victory keeps Barcelona’s perfect La Liga record intact—eight matches, eight wins—and the writer stressed the need to continue this run. The overall tone was one of admiration for a team that appears to be building something special.