La Liga 2016/17: Key stats and numbers from Real Madrid's win over Osasuna and Barcelona's shock defeat to Alaves

Cristiano Ronaldo enjoyed a superb start to his La Liga campaign

Real Madrid 5-2 Osasuna

Real Madrid enjoyed a superb start to their third La Liga game of the season, with Cristiano Ronaldo opening the scoring in the 6^th minute. With Osasuna absolutely being overawed by their illustrious opponents, Real Madrid ran riot, with Danilo and Sergio Ramos getting on the scoresheet soon after, with Los Blancos taking a 3 goal lead going into the break.

Pepe made things certain with a pinpoint header from a corner, before Luka Modric made it 5-0 later. Osasuna pulled two goals back through Oriol Riera and David Garcia, with Bonnin Vasquez earning his marching orders with 10 minutes to go.

15 – Real Madrid equal their best ever run of successive wins in La Liga, with the 1960/61 side first making the record. They are 1 game shy of Barcelona’s overall La Liga record of 16 wins on the trot set in the 2010/11 season.

6 – Cristiano Ronaldo needed only 6 minutes to open his La Liga account this season, scoring from Gareth Bale’s cross with his first touch of the game.

22 – Real Madrid have scored a staggering 22 goals in the last 5 home games against Osasuna, averaging 4.4 goals every game at the Santiago Bernabeu.

365 – This was Cristiano Ronaldo’s 365^th goal for Real Madrid in all competitions in 349 matches, at a rate of 1.045 goals every game, with 261 goals in 237 games coming in La Liga.

60 – Sergio Ramos is tied with Gareth Bale in Real Madrid’s all time goal-scorers list, with 60 goals – placing them at 38^th position.

85 – Under Zinedine Zidane, Real Madrid have scored 85 goals in all competititons.

5 – Real Madrid had five different goalscorers against Osasuna, with Cristiano Ronaldo, Danilo, Sergio Ramos, Pepe and Luka Modric all on the scoresheet.

3 – Three defenders scored for Real Madrid in the same game for the first time in this century.

28 - Sergio Ramos has scored more headed goals than any other current defender in Europe's top five leagues, with John Terry behind him with 27 goals.