Kylian Mbappé extended his scoring streak to seven consecutive La Liga matches with two goals in Real Madrid's 3-0 win over Oviedo, equaling his best from Ligue 1. He now sits second in the club's history for consecutive goals, just behind Cristiano Ronaldo's record of 11.
Kylian Mbappé continued his sensational form for Real Madrid, scoring twice in their 3-0 win over Real Oviedo. With these goals, the French forward has now netted in seven consecutive La Liga matches, matching his personal best from Ligue 1 (2019) and securing second place in the club's history, as noted by BeSoccer Pro.
Currently, Mbappé shares the position with Pahiño, Roque Olsen, Ruud van Nistelrooy, and Karim Benzema, all of whom also scored in seven straight matches in La Liga. If Mbappé finds the net again in the next match against Mallorca, he will move into second place outright, with only Cristiano Ronaldo's record ahead of him.
Ronaldo holds the record for most consecutive La Liga goals, with 11 in the 2014-15 season, scoring in matches against teams like Córdoba, Atlético, Barcelona, and Eibar. Interestingly, Ronaldo's streak began in Matchday 1 and ran until Matchday 12, with one match missed due to injury.
Mbappé Leading Europe's Top Leagues
Mbappé's incredible form isn't confined to Spain. Across Europe's top leagues, no player is on a better scoring run than the Frenchman. His seven-match streak surpasses that of Bundesliga's Serhou Guirassy (Borussia Dortmund) and Michael Olise (Bayern Munich), who scored in six and five consecutive games, respectively.
In La Liga, the only player keeping pace with Mbappé is Pere Milla of Espanyol, with three consecutive goals. However, the French forward remains far ahead in the race.
Mbappé's consecutive goals in La Liga:
Matchday 34 (2024-25): Real Madrid 3–2 Celta (2 goals)
Matchday 35 (2024-25): Barcelona 4–3 Real Madrid (3 goals)
Matchday 36 (2024-25): Real Madrid 2–1 Mallorca (1 goal)
Matchday 37 (2024-25): Sevilla 0–2 Real Madrid (1 goal)
Matchday 38 (2024-25): Real Madrid 2–0 Real Sociedad (2 goals)
Matchday 1 (2025-26): Real Madrid 1–0 Osasuna (1 goal)
Matchday 2 (2025-26): Oviedo 0–3 Real Madrid (2 goals)