5-0: The league leaders thrash Granada in a masterclass at the Bernabéu

Real Madrid returned to LaLiga almost a month after their last game, doing so in style with a goal scoring masterclass. The Whites had the game against Granada at the Bernabéu wrapped up in less than half an hour which means they've now gone 39 official games without losing, equalling the best run in the history of Spanish football.

It only took the Whites ten minutes to go ahead, with Isco the author of the first goal. He picked up the ball in midfield, passing it to Casemiro, before the Brazilian moved it on to Benzema who was on hand with an assist for the Malaga born midfielder, who was calm in the one-on-one with Ochoa. With the scoreboard reading in their favour, it took another ten minutes to increase the deficit. Modric blasted in a shot from the edge of the box and Benzema pounced on the rebound to fire home. The Frenchman has now found the net in his last seven games against Granada.

Sensational Marcelo
The league leaders had the game completely under control and the half hour mark had barely been reached before they killed the game off completely. It was a sensational piece of play from Marcelo, who was able to shake off Tito twice and deliver a sweet cross which Cristiano Ronaldo latched onto to score a header in the 27th minute. The home side were tearing their opponents apart and just four minutes later they underlined their prowess, finding the back of the net yet again. Modric crossed the ball in from the right and Isco blasted the ball in. That goal means Isco now has two braces in the league this season.