Monday, 13 March 2017

Real Madrid becomes the first team to score in 48 consecutive games after breaking 52 years record.

 On Sunday, March 12, 2017, Real Madrid came from behind to beat Real Betis 2-1 at home, with goals from the current footballer of the year, Christiano Ronaldo and its ever scoring Captain, Sergio Ramos.
Tellforceblog: Real Madrid becomes the first team to score in 48 consecutive games after breaking 52 years record.
CR7 celebrates after scoring against Real Betis
With the victory over Real Betis, the European champions’ league holder became the first football team ever to score in 48 successive games
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The record was until that yesterday held by a Portuguese club, Benfica, that great feat of 47 consecutive goal scoring matches was achieved between December 1963 and January 1965.
Tellforceblog: Real Madrid becomes the first team to score in 48 consecutive games after breaking 52 years record.
S. Ramos celebrates after scoring against Real Betis
Recall that the last time Real Madrid failed to score a goal was back in April 2017 in the first leg of their Champions’ League semi-final against Manchester City of England at the Etihad.


Madrid now records 34 wins, 11 draws and just 3 defeats in 48 games since that encounter at Etihad Stadium.

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