Interpreting user statement

The user shared a statement in Chinese about Hansi Flick's teams never being kept scoreless in 36 consecutive Champions League matches, suggesting it's a news headline. Since they didn’t ask a question, I might need to clarify what they’re looking for—maybe a caption rewrite or additional context? I could also think about stats related to Bayern's UCL history under Flick. However, it seems Barcelona hasn’t been in UCL matches yet as of this season.Clarifying scoring records

Scoring in 36 consecutive matches is impressive! Bayern holds a notable record for achieving this streak in Champions League games, but it spans multiple managers, not just Flick. I think Bayern may have set a record by scoring in 38 consecutive games, while Real Madrid had a streak of 34. It’s worth confirming. The user’s mention might indicate that under Flick’s management, his teams have scored consistently, which is a great achievement overall!Considering user engagement

Instead of fact-checking, I think it's best to respond by acknowledging the user’s statement and asking if they'd like a rewrite or more background. I can provide some context about the teams, like Bayern's 21 matches with goals from 2019-2021. However, under Flick’s coaching at Barcelona, they haven't played in the group stage yet.

This might relate to a Chinese sports article about Flick’s record once Barcelona scores in a UCL game. It seems Flick's Champions League coaching matches might need clarification too!Clarifying Flick's coaching records

I realize there seems to be some confusion regarding the number of matches Flick coached. Bayern played a total of 11 matches in the 2019-2020 Champions League season, but he only coached 8 of those. Under Kovač, Bayern had group matches against Tottenham, Crvena Zvezda, and maybe Olympiakos. Flick took over after matchday 3, so he coached the last three group matches plus the knockout rounds, totaling 8 matches. In the following season, he coached all 10 matches, leading to 18 matches coached in total.Addressing the scoring streak

It seems the "36" refers to Flick's teams, indicating Bayern's streak of scoring in 36 consecutive Champions League matches during and beyond his coaching tenure, though he didn't personally coach all during that time. This could also be a misstatement or a reference to Xavi's Barcelona exceeding records. To clarify, I think it's best to acknowledge the stat and provide context that Bayern scored in every Champions League game under Flick, and ask the user if they need data breakdowns, match lists, or social media captions.