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1.Sala [50s Bilbao] 277 games, 251 goals (8), goal percentage, 6 La Liga Golden Boots.

2.Hugo Sanchez 347 games, 234 goals (55), goal percentage, 5 La Liga Golden Boots.

3.Raul Gonzalez 533 games, 228 goals (9), goal percentage, 2 La Liga Golden Boots.

4.Di Stefano 329 games, 227 goals (15), goal percentage, 5 La Liga Golden Boots.

5.Cesar [Barcelona in the 50s] 353 games, 226 goals (18), goal percentage, 1 La Liga Golden Boot.

6.Enrique [70s Sporting Gijón, Barcelona] 448 games, 219 goals (30), goal percentage, 5 La Liga Golden Boots.

7.Pacino [Real Madrid in the early 50s] 278 games, 210 goals (7), goal percentage, 2 La Liga Golden Boots.

8.Mondo [40s Valencia] 231 games, 195 goals (2), goal percentage, 2 La Liga Golden Boots.

9.Sandy Lana [Real Madrid in the 70s] 461 games, 186 goals (2), goal percentage, 0 La Liga Golden Boot.

10.Juan Arsa [Sevilla in the 50s] 349 games, 182 goals (9), goal percentage, 1 La Liga Golden Boot.

As of March 29, 2019, the goals scored in a single season in the Spanish Primera Liga are as follows:

1. Individual goal record in a single season: 50 goals, set by Messi in Barcelona in the 2011 and 2012 seasons.

The distribution of the 50 goals is as follows: 31 in the league, 9 in the Champions League, 7 in the Copa del Rey and 3 in the Super Cup.

This record is also the highest single-season goal record in the top five leagues. Cristiano Ronaldo came close to that record in 2014-15, when he scored 48 goals in 35 games.

2. The team's total goal record in a single season: 121 goals, set by Real Madrid in the 2011 and 2012 seasons.

La Liga's single-season individual goal record is 50.

2011 12 was created by Lionel Messi in Barcelona.

La Liga, commonly referred to as "La Liga" in China, is the highest level of professional football league in Spain and one of the highest professional football leagues in Europe and the world, with 20 teams participating.

The seven teams with the best results in La Liga history are: Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Valencia, Athletic Bilbao, Sevilla and Villarreal. There are three teams that have played in La Liga in all seasons so far: Real Madrid, Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao.

La Liga records:

The team with the most titles: Real Madrid, 33.

Highest league points: Real Madrid, 2011 12 season, 100 points; Barcelona, 2012 2013 season, 100 points.

Individual goal record in a single season: Lionel Messi (Barcelona), 2011 and 2012, 50 goals.

Most goals scored by a team in a single season: Real Madrid, 2011 and 2012, 121 goals.

Most goals conceded in a single season: Leida Sport, 1950 1951, 134 goals.

The most disparity: Athletic Bilbao 12:1 Barcelona.

Winning streak: 16 for Barcelona.

Losing streak: Las Palmas 11.

Unbeaten streak: Real Sociedad 38 games.

Winless streak: Sporting Gijón 24.

Consecutive clean sheets: Atletico Madrid 13.

Consecutive non-scorers: Sabadell 8 games.

Player with the most wins in league history: Iker Casillas (Real Madrid) with 334.

Top 10 all-time scorers in La Liga: (penalties in parentheses).

1.Sala 277 games 251 goals (8), goal percentage , 6 La Liga Golden Boot titles.

2.Hugo Sanchez 347 games 234 goals (55), goal percentage, 5 La Liga Golden Boot 3Raul 533 games, 228 goals (9), goal percentage, 2 La Liga Golden Boots.

4.Di Stefano 329 games 227 goals (15), goal percentage, 5 La Liga Golden Boot 5Cesar 353 games, 226 goals (18), goal percentage, 1 La Liga Golden Boot.

6.Enrique 219 goals in 448 games (30), goal percentage, 5 La Liga Golden Boot times.

7.Pacino 278 games, 210 goals (7), goal percentage, 2 La Liga Golden Boots.

8.Mondo 231 games 195 goals (2), goal percentage, 2 La Liga Golden Boot holes 9Sandilana 461 games 186 goals (2), goal percentage, 0 La Liga Golden Boot 10

Hubao Bian Arsa 349 games, 182 goals (9), goal percentage, 1 La Liga Golden Boot.

La Liga all-time goalscorers: (penalties in parentheses).

1.Sala [50s Bilbao] 277 games, 251 goals (8), goal percentage, 6 La Liga Golden Boots.

2.Hugo Sanchez 347 games, 234 goals (55), goal percentage, 5 La Liga Golden Boots.

3.Raul Gonzalez 533 games, 228 goals (9), goal percentage, 2 La Liga Golden Boots.

4.Di Stefano 329 games, 227 goals (15), goal percentage, 5 La Liga Golden Boots.

5.Cesar [Barcelona in the 50s] 353 games, 226 goals (18), goal rate, 1 La Liga Golden Boot.

6.Enrique [Zhaolu 70s Sporting Gijón, Barcelona] 448 games, 219 goals (30), goal percentage, 5 La Liga Golden Boots.

7.Pacino [Real Madrid in the early 50s] 278 games, 210 goals (7), scoring percentage, 2 La Liga Golden Boots.

8.Mondo [40s Valencia] 231 games, 195 goals (2), goal percentage, 2 La Liga Golden Boots.

9.Sandy Lana [Real Madrid in the 70s] 461 games, 186 goals (2), goal percentage, 0 La Liga Golden Boot.

10.Juan Arsa [Sevilla in the 50s] 349 games, 182 goals (9), goal percentage, 1 La Liga Golden Boot.

Samuel Eto'o scored 162 goals in 281 games, a goal percentage.

Villa 219 games 130 goals, goal percentage.

Morientes 336 games 124 goals, goal percentage.

Ronaldo scored 117 goals in 164 games, a goal percentage.

Forlan 109 goals in 190 games, goal percentage.

** 100 goals in 205 games, goal percentage.

Zamorano 196 games with 97 goals, goal percentage.

Kluivert 192 games with 91 goals and a goal percentage.

Bebeto scored 86 goals in 136 games, goal percentage.

Torres 214 games with 82 goals and a goal percentage.

Ruud van Nistelrooy scored 46 goals in 68 games, scoring percentage.

Romario 55 games 39 goals, goal percentage.

Vieri scored 24 goals in 24 games, with a goal rate of 1 (Mr. Half a season, he has an advantage over the goal rate...

- It's finally over.

Messi is currently 250, the first 251, that is, 2 short. Messi is the first, the next game is Barcelona vs Real Madrid on the 26th, if he scores two goals, it will be the most goals at that time. Anyway, sooner or later the record will be broken, a matter of time.

Barcelona Lionel Messi, the distribution of 50 goals is as follows: 31 in the league, 9 in the Champions League, 7 in the Copa del Rey and 3 in the Super Cup.

As of the 2015-16 season, La Liga's single-season goal record is 50 goals in 2011-12.

The Spanish Football League, generally referred to as "La Liga" in China, is the highest level of professional football league in Spain and one of the highest professional football leagues in Europe and the world, with 20 teams participating in the 2016-17 season.

In the history of the league, the team with the most titles is Real Madrid, with 32; It is followed by Barcelona with 24 and Atletico Madrid with 10.

La Liga goal record is 38 goals, with Sanchez, Pacino and Zara sharing by the trio.

La Liga's single-season total goal record is 52 goals (previously set by Puskas in the '59 '60 season).

Messi exclusive. In the past 20 years, the La Liga goal record is 34 goals, and Ronaldo, Messi, and Ronaldo (provisional) are shared.

In the past 20 years, the total goal record in a single season in La Liga is 52 goals, which Messi enjoys exclusively.