Raphinha Scores Hat Trick as Barcelona Rout Racing Santander 7-2 to Set Club Record
Barcelona extended their perfect start to the season to seven straight wins, a first in the club's history, according to ESPN.
Barcelona defeated Racing Santander 7-2, with forward Raphinha scoring a hat trick, according to a report from ESPN.
The victory marked the club's seventh consecutive win to start the season, a feat ESPN said had not previously been achieved in Barcelona's history.
Details on the remaining goal scorers, the match venue and the competition were not specified in the available report.
ESPN's report did not include comments from Barcelona's coaching staff, players or Racing Santander representatives regarding the result.
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