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Thursday 5 April 2012

Top scoring attacking trio in Real Madrid history



Cristiano Ronaldo, Higuain and Benzema have tallied 101 strikes between them this season
Javier Garcia / Translation by Michael J. O'Donnell


Cristiano Ronaldo, Gonzalo Higuain and Karim Benzema have become the top scoring attacking front in Real Madrid history with 101 goals netted between them this season. They have improved on the numbers of the trios featuring Di Stefano and Puskas in the 1950s, or those from the legendary Quinta del Buitre, whose top scorer was Hugo Sanchez.
Real Madrid's season is being truly spectacular. The team tops the league table and will play the Champions League semifinals, have tallying an impressive 150 goals overall this campaign.

Cristiano Ronaldo is the team's top scorer this year with 49 strikes, only four shy of last season's 53. He is also a magnificent assist-man and Higuain and Benzema benefit most from his passing talents. The French striker has scored 28 goals this season and Higuain reached the centenary as a Madridista last weekend against Osasuna, with a total tally of 24 strikes this season.
RONALDO, HIGUAIN AND BENZEMA GOALS THIS SEASON
PlayerLa LigaUCLCopa del ReyS. S. CupTotal
Cristiano Ronaldo3783149
Benzema1773128
Higuain2031024
TOTAL741872101

The trio formed by Puskas, Di Stefano and Pepillo scored 95 goals in the 1959/60 season and helped the team win its fifth European Cup title that year. Three more attacking trios from the 1950s are amongst the top ten scoring attacking fronts in the history of the club. Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema and Higuain also appear lower on this ranking with the 92 strikes they netted in the 2010/11 season.

TOP SCORING RM ATTACKING FRONTS
SeasonPlayers (goals)Total
2011/12Cristiano (49), Benzema (28), Higuain (24)101
1959/60Puskas (49), Di Stefano (24), Pepillo (22)95
2010/11Cristiano (53), Benzema (26), Higuain (13)92
1960/61Puskas (41), Di Stefano (29), Del Sol (18)88
1961/62Puskas (40), Di Stefano (22), Tejada (20)82
1932/33Olivares (39), Regueiro (24), Hilario (19)82
1956/57Di Stefano (43), Joseito (17), Mateos (17)77
1988/89Hugo Sanchez (37), ButragueƱo (22), Michel (15)74
1957/58Di Stefano (36), Rial (22), Marsal (15)73
1958/59Di Stefano (34), Puskas (25), Rial (13)72

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