One match separates Real Madrid from Barcelona's historical record
Real Madrid continued its winning streak in the Spanish League, after defeating Celta Vigo yesterday evening 2-1 in the tenth round of La Liga.
Real Madrid reached 42 Consecutive matches without losing in the Spanish League, and is now one match away from equaling Barcelona's record.
Barcelona had achieved 43 consecutive matches without losing in La Liga during the period between April 2017 to May 2018.
Real Madrid is now one match away from equaling Barcelona’s historic record, and two matches away from breaking this record.
It is noteworthy that Real Madrid’s next match will be against Barcelona in the 11th round of La Liga.
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