Barely a game goes by without Cristiano Ronaldo breaking a record, and he's bound to be particularly proud of his latest one.
Ronaldo found the net in Real's thrilling 5-3 victory over Real Betis on Sunday night, a result which kept Real just a point behind third place Valencia in table with a game in hand.
Marco Asensio struck twice for the visitors, while there were further goals for Sergio Ramos and Karim Benzema on an entertaining evening, but it was Ronaldo's strike to make it 4-2 that would have been the highlight of the evening for many.
Certainly for the Portuguese, anyway.
Because that strike made this game the 264th different one that Ronaldo has scored in for Real Madrid, matching a record set by the great Raul.
Ronaldo already holds the record for the most goals for the club - a not too shabby 432 - and he'll break this record in the next match he scores in.
Just another day in the life of Ronaldo.
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