Cristiano Ronaldo did not skip his now regular appointment with the back of the net in a 'Clásico' match, scoring for the sixth time running against Barcelona at the Camp Nou. He has recorded some memorable statistics and now boasts eight goals in his last six visits.
Cristiano's run in enemy territory started in last season's Spanish Super Cup. Real Madrid lost 3-2 but CR7 left his mark on the game from a corner kick. Then came the Copa del Rey 'Clásico', in which Real was knocked out after drawing 2-2 in Barcelona and losing 2-1 at the Bernabéu. Cristiano scored the only goal of the first leg and the first for 'Los Blancos' in the return match. Months later, Real Madrid and Cristiano hit back with a 2-1 win in Barcelona which gave it the Spanish League title. The Portuguese player secured the decisive goal on the night.
In August 2012, another 'Clásico' came around in another Spanish Super Cup, with the opening goal being the work of Cristiano. On that occasion, CR7 took it a step further and bagged himself a brace, as did Messi to level the game for Barcelona. Cristiano has now notched up 12 goals against Barcelona while wearing the white shirt, eight at the Camp Nou and three at the Bernabéu, from a total of 19 appearances in the fixture.
By Marca
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