2010/11 · La Liga · Round 26.

Real Madrid 7–0 Malaga

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Match summary

Real Madrid beat Malaga 7–0 on 3 March 2011 in La Liga round 26.. Karim Benzema 27', Ángel Fabián di María 35', Marcelo Vieira da Silva Júnior 44', Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro 50', Karim Benzema 61', Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro 67' pen and Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro 76' scored for Real Madrid.

It was Real Madrid's 26th win in 33 meetings between the clubs (26 wins, 6 draws, 1 defeat for Real Madrid). Real Madrid have won the last 5 meetings. Real Madrid went into the game with a recent run of W W W D D. Real Madrid finished that season 2nd in La Liga.

Match events

27'GoalKarim Benzema
29'Yellow cardEliseu
33'Yellow cardLassana Diarra
35'GoalÁngel Fabián di María
40'Yellow cardMartin Demichelis
44'GoalMarcelo Vieira da Silva Júnior
50'GoalCristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro
55'SubstitutionFernando Rubén Gago for Xabier Alonso Olano
55'SubstitutionShevi Emmanuel Adebayor for Ángel Fabián di María
61'GoalKarim Benzema
61'Yellow cardManuel Haro Gaspar
62'SubstitutionSergio Canales Madrazo for Mesut Özil
63'SubstitutionKris Stadsgaard for Martin Demichelis
63'SubstitutionSebastián Fernández for Juanmi
67'PenaltyCristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro
68'SubstitutionCala for Quincy
76'GoalCristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro

Match report4 March 2011

Ronaldo nets super hat-trick as Real Madrid beat Malaga 7-0

By Frank Henriksen

Cristiano Ronaldo struck a superb second-half hat-trick as Real Madrid thrashed Malaga 7-0 last night.

Real's players delivered for coach Jose Mourinho, who had been pilloried by Malaga media and government officials in the lead up to the game.

Madrid, looking to bounce back from their disappointing goalless draw at Deportivo La Coruna, had the match all but sewn up by half-time after building a 3-0 lead through goals from Karim Benzema, Angel Di Maria and Marcelo.

Ronaldo then took centre-stage with three goals after the break - his first strikes in five games - while Benzema added a second as Madrid recorded their biggest league win under Jose Mourinho.

Ronaldo asked to leave the pitch immediately after scoring his third goal and Madrid's seventh in the 77 minute, leaving the hosts with 10 men for the remainder of the match having used all three substitutes.

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