Does Barcelona destroy its recorded number in the year 2000?

In the 1999/2000 season, Barcelona, ​​led by Dutch coach Luis Van, succeeded in scoring 45 goals in the Champions League, the highest number scored by a club in one season.
At that time, Barcelona tops the second group at the expense of Italian Feonrtina, Arsenal and the Greek Ike of Athens, achieving victories and two draws, recording 19 goals.
In the second round, Barcelona topped the first group, with five victories and a draw, recording 17 goals, at the expense of Porto, Spart Prague, and the German Berlin.
In the quarter-finals, Barcelona lost to Chelsea (1-3), but he crushed him on (5-1), before it collapsed in the semi-finals and lost to his son Valencia (1-4) and defeated him (2-1).
In the outcome, Brasouna scored 45 goals in 16 games, ahead of Bayern Munich (43 goals in the 2019-202 season) and Real Madrid (41 in the 2013-2014 season) and Liverpool English (41 in the 2017-2018 season).
In the current season, Barcelona scored 28 goals in eight games in the first rounds, then beat Benfica (1-0) and (3-1) and Borussia Dortmund (4-0) and lost against him (1-3), and tied with Inter Milan (3-3) in the semi-finals, that is, he scored 12 goals in excluded roles.
With a total of 40 goals, Barcelona will be five goals from destroying its self -number, which is possible if it scored against Inter Milan on a nick, and reached the final and scored, so does he do that?