The record that Real Madrid will seek to break in the Super Cup final against Barcelona

Real Madrid to a great match in Arabia to reach an unbeaten streak of up to 20 matches. Real Madrid awaits opponent in the Super Cup while the unbeaten record has a date to be beaten. Real Madrid is already in the final of the Spanish Super Cup and with a total unbeaten record. The 5-3 victory over Atletico in a thrilling derby in the Middle East is a new step forward for the project led by Carlo Ancelotti. The club has now reached 20 battles without defeat, but how far is it from reaching the highest number of unbeaten games in the club's professional era? Several members of the team were part of the club's golden era.

Only one defeat in the entire season and against Atlético, which has been the only one so far to beat a Real Madrid that has been undefeated since the sixth matchday of LaLiga. Leaders in every tournament where they are present, Carlo Ancelotti's men have reached two dozen matches without taking a knee and in the middle of the season. However, there is still a long way to go to equal the club's best streak in this respect. Zinedine Zidane's stellar form is more than still valid.

There are 40 matches that Zizou's team managed to carry out without defeat in the 2017/2017 season. A year of LaLiga and UEFA Champions League double (where they repeated the title) and where only Sevilla in January was able to stop an unprecedented streak in the club's history. 31 victories and 9 draws, the balance of that squad with Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and the current

The mark they're going for in the Super Cup final

The Italian continues to add to his legend at the Bernabéu. Yesterday's victory was doubly rewarded, taking his tally to 263 games at Real Madrid to equal Zinedine Zidane as the second coach with the most games at Valdebebas. He equals Zinedine Zidane as the second coach with the most games at Valdebebas. The leader? A mythical Miguel Muñoz with a total of 605 games on the table.