Training shorts as worn when Tito Vilanova took the reins after Pep Guardiola left upon the expiry of his contract. Peps former assistant led the side to another La Liga victory, finishing 15 points clear of bitter rivals Real Madrid on a staggering 100 points. The Blaugrana also set a La Liga record for scoring in every single game, scoring an incredible 115 goals in 38 games, thanks in no small part to the phenomenon that is Lionel Messi. The diminutive Argentinian scored 47 times in La Liga, finishing 13 clear of great rival Cristiano Ronaldo for the Pichichi Trophy, and scoring an unparalleled 60 goals in all competitions as the side finished as runners up in both the Copa del Rey and the Champions League