The fact that worries Barcelona fans: Why does this always have to happen?

Barcelona's Hansi Flick suffered, but managed to come from behind once again, this time in the Champions Leagueagainst SK Slavia Prague of the Czech Republic. With this new comeback, Barcelona reached an important number of games where they have started behind on the scoreboard, having to go from less to more, a situation that increasingly worries the fans of the Blaugrana club.

The Catalan club is, for many people, one of the best teams at present, but its mistakes at the start of matches could cause them to lose important titles in the future by not controlling the game from the start.

Barcelona is the club with the most comebacks in Europe's top five leagues

An impressive but at the same time worrying fact is that the Blaugrana club is the European team with the most comebacks in the top five leagues in Europe. The team led by the German has managed to come from behind against Eintracht Frankfurt, Betis, Atletico Madrid, Alaves, Real Sociedad, Real Oviedo, Levante and in the seventh match of the league phase of the Champions League against SK Slavia Prague.

With this latest comeback, the club has now made eight comebacks so far this season, and although Barça has managed to overcome all these opponents, fans on social media are beginning to show concern about how Barcelona starts matches in such a way that they fall behind on the scoreboard and then have to go against the tide to achieve victory.

Although Barcelona has had some tough matches, the attacking trio has responded wonderfully to achieve the expected results and with them to remain at the top of La Liga, just one point ahead of second-placed Real MadridBarcelona are also still alive in the quarter-finals of the Copa del Rey. They managed to lift the Supercopa de Espana title against Real Madrid and, with this latest result in the Champions League, they hope to be able to enter the top eight and avoid the playoffs of Europe's top competition.

Barcelona and a tight schedule of LaLiga, Copa del Rey and Champions League

Barcelona have two important weeks ahead of them in their quest to win all the titles still available this season. On Sunday, January 25, the club will host Real Oviedo as part of the next round of the Spanish League

That same week, on Wednesday 28, they will also host Copenhagen at the Camp Nou, as part of matchday 8 of the Champions League league phase. The club is obliged to win and score goals to try to get into the top eight teams as they are currently in ninth position, in a multiple tie with eight teams that also have 13 points

Later, on the last day of January, Barcelona will visit Elche as part of their Spanish league commitment, and in the middle of the week, the Blaugranas will face Albacete in the Copa del Rey, a team that eliminated Real Madrid in the previous round with a last-minute goal.