Winger of Real Madrid and Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo subjugated another record.

In the 15th round of the La Liga, Ronaldo noted a double to the gates of Seville. These goals became for him 50th and 51st this year.

Cristiano became the first football player in history, who scored more than 50 goals for the club and the national team for 7 consecutive years.

Ronaldo needed 57 matches to score 51 goals - he scored an average of 0.89 balls per game.

In 2017, more than 50 goals were scored by 4 more players: Robert Lewandowski (52 goals / 51 matches, 1.02 goals per game on average), Lionel Messi (52/61, 0.85), Edinson Cavani (51/59, 0 , 86) and Harry Kane (50/48, 1.04).

The most productive for Ronaldo was 2013, when he scored 69 times in 59 games. Since then, the number of Portuguese heads has declined: 61, 57, 55 and so far 51.