No matter which way you look at it, it's safe to say that FC Barcelona's start to the 2015/16 season has been a little underwhelming. Their pre-season preparations were fraught with travel and the accompanying jetlag, while a combination of the Copa America and player injuries ensured that Luis Enrique started the campaign with a number of his most key personnel. As a consequence, Barcelona's sluggish squad only narrowly avoided giving up a four-goal lead against Sevilla FC in the UEFA Super Cup, before an incisive performance from Athletic Bilbao left the Blaugrana stunned in the Spanish Supercopa.
Reinvigorated Atletico Madrid Ready To End Barcelona's 100% Record
