Real Madrid Statistics 2025-2026

After 29 matchdays of the 2025-2026 La Liga season, Real Madrid's statistical profile reveals a team sitting 2th with 69 points. The record reads 22 wins, 3 draws and 4 defeats, translating to a 76% win rate and 2.38 points per match. At this pace, RMA project to finish with approximately 90 points — a total that would historically secure Champions League football.

The attacking numbers paint a detailed picture: 63 goals scored in 29 matches produces a rate of 2.17 goals per game, ranking RMA as the 2th most productive attack in La Liga. By comparison, the league's top-scoring team has 78 goals, meaning RMA are 15 goals behind the best attack. In modern La Liga, teams averaging above 1.8 goals per game typically finish in the top 6, while those below 1.0 per game face relegation pressure.

Defensively, 26 goals conceded (0.90 per game) earns RMA the 1th ranking among La Liga defences. The resulting goal difference of +37 is perhaps the single most predictive statistic for final league position — historically, goal difference correlates more strongly with points total than either goals scored or conceded individually. A positive goal difference typically indicates a team that controls matches, while a heavily negative differential suggests systemic issues that need addressing beyond individual results.

Real Madrid's current statistics place them among the elite in La Liga 2025-2026. Champions League qualification demands excellence in both attacking output and defensive discipline — RMA's 2th-ranked attack and 1th-ranked defence show they possess both qualities.