La Liga giants Real Madrid can make history on Wednesday night when they face Las Palmas at the Santiago Bernabeu.
To do that, they will have to score at least once, as one goal will see them break a record set by rivals Barcelona a very long time ago.
Los Blancos will welcome their next opponents on a run of scoring in 44 consecutive league appearances in a streak which stretches back to nearly a year ago. Scoring against Las Palmas will see them set a new record of producing goals in45 straight outings.
They equalled Barcelona's record by scoring against Villarreal on Sunday - a feat accomplished between 1942 and 1944.
⚽� ¡Con nuestra victoria ante el @VillarrealCF igualamos el récord español de 44 partidos consecutivos marcando! �https://t.co/FgHUGvOxby
Real haven't failed to score since the 0-0 draw against Manchester City in the first leg of theirChampions League semi-final clashin April of2016. Since then, they have gone 11 months without firing a blank, winning 31 matches, drawing 10 and losing just three, while registering 118 goals and conceding 50.
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