Three games remain in Real Madrid's season and their quest for the LaLiga-Champions League double with Los Blancos also carrying a European record goalscoring streak in the process.
Celta Vigo, Malaga and Juventus stand in the way of Zinedine Zidane's men and it's natural to assume that Real will get scoring chances against the trio, even if the Bianconeri possess arguably the world's best backline.
If Madrid can continue to stretch their run of scoring in 62 consecutive games, which has now bypassed Bayern Munich's 61-game record, they will close in on the best of Brazilian club Santos and their tally of 74.
Set in the early 1960s, the Sao Paulo outfit possessed perhaps the world's greatest ever player, Pele, in their ranks at the time and lifted two domestic league titles as well as the Copa Libertadores during this rapid spell.
As for Real, they've already bagged a Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup since they last failed to score - against Manchester City in last season's European semi-finals.
Furthermore, it's possible that two more titles will arrive in the comings weeks before a potential Supercopa de Espana and another UEFA Super Cup triumph in the 12 games required to match Santos' best.