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Real Madrid legend Emilio Butragueno holds the Liga record of successive games unbeaten. He did not lose for 50 consecutive league matches in the 1980s.

Madrid received the 'Real' (royal) title on June 29, 1920 from King Alfonso XIII.

Los Blancos were the first-ever club champions of the world when they defeated Penarol 5-1 at the Santiago Bernabeu in the inaugural Intercontinental Cup back in 1960.

Vicente del Bosque spent 30 years in total at Real Madrid (first team and reserve team). He won nine trophies as a player and seven as a coach.

One of Madrid's nicknames, Los Merengues - in reference to their all-white kit resembling a cake made entirely of egg white - was first coined in the magazine España Sportiva on Jan. 3, 1917.

Despite spending much of his time on the bench, Isco made more appearances (53) than any other Madrid player in 2013-14.

The 1953-54 season was the first in an ambitious new project which saw Madrid bring in expensive signings from overseas. Alfredo Di Stefano arrived that year and hit 27 goals to win the Pichichi prize. Real won La Liga and a period of domination at home and in Europe followed.

Cristiano Ronaldo needed only 55 games to hit a club-record 60 goals in all competitions over a single season in 2011-12.

Madrid won the first five European Cups, claiming the continental crown in 1955-56, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59 and 1959-60.

Luis Figo scored 57 goals in 239 games in all competitions during his five-season spell at Real Madrid. He had previously netted 45 in 249 for Barcelona.

When Madrid beat AC Milan 3-2 to win its third European Cup in 1958, the club was presented with winner's medals by a 21-year-old Warren Beatty.

Enrique Mateos scored after exactly a minute in the 1959 final against Stade Reims and that remained the fastest goal in a European Cup showpiece until Paolo Maldini netted with 52 seconds on the clock for AC Milan against Liverpool in 2005.

Luis Figo infamously joined Madrid from Barcelona for €60 million in the summer of 2000. He became the 15th player to switch directly from Barca to Los Blancos. The first was Alfonso Albeniz.

Despite winning the previous five European Cups, Madrid did not participate in the 1960-61 edition as Barcelona took part instead as Spanish champion. The Catalans reached the final and lost to Benfica.

The following season, Madrid went all the way to the European Cup final but lost 5-3 to Eusebio's brilliant Benfica side. Ferenc Puskas scored a hat trick for Real, but the Spanish's side's 100 percent record in the competition was gone - after going all the way in six tournaments!