Real Madrid's 3-1 LaLiga victory at Osasuna on Saturday evening saw Los Blancos move another step nearer to making goal-scoring history.
Zinedine Zidane's men have now gone 39 games in all competitions without failing to find the net - a sequence stretching back to last season.
Isco celebrates scoring in Real Madrid's 3-1 win at Osasuna. JUAN FLOR (DIARIO AS)
Haven't been kept out since last April
The last time Real fired a blank was in April 2016, in a goalless draw with Manchester City in the sides' Champions League semi-final first leg.
The league leaders are now just five off Barcelona's Spanish record of scoring in 44 straight fixtures, set between the 1942/43 and 1943/44 campaigns.
Bale (left) takes on Manchester City's Jesús Navas in the last game Real Madrid did not score in. Paul Gilham (Getty Images)
Almost reached record five years ago
Madrid came close to the mark under José Mourinho in 2011/12, but saw their streak cut short at 41 matches after a 0-0 stalemate with Valencia in April 2012.
Real also managed 41 in a row under previous coaches Leo Beenhakker and Juan Antonio Ipiña.
