The team's previous record was set back in the 2010-2011 season, when Los Blaugranas were coached by Pep Guardiola.

With a not-so-shiny draw against Valencia, and without most of the men that made this streak possible, Barcelona set a new franchise record of 29 consecutive games without a loss against Los Naranjeros in the second leg of the Copa Del Rey semi-finals.

Luis Enrique's team was five minutes away of being denied of a new record, as Valencia led the match thanks to an first-half goal by Alvaro Negredo. Nevertheless, youngster Kaptoum came off the bench to score the game's equalizer after an assist by former Barça B player Cámara.

Barcelona's current streak started back in October, following FIFA's International break. Their first victim was Rayo Vallecano, a team they managed to defeat 5-2. Since then, Luis Enrique's men have won 23 games and drawn 6, surpassing the former record of 28, established back in the 2010-2011 season under Pep Guardiola.

During their ongoing streak, Luis Enrique's team has scored an astounding 87 goals, conceding only 15. 

The other Copa del Rey finalist will be decided between Celta Vigo and Sevilla. Los Sevillanos won the first leg with a 4-0 scoreline.