Fans of the Spanish side may just have to get used to this.
Cristiano Ronaldo may be the record goal-scorer for Real-Madrid but he, much like the rest of his teammates, are getting used to life under Rafa Benitez.
The former Liverpool manager has not enjoyed the best of starts to life at the Bernabeu with fans unhappy with the club’s somewhat stodgy style of play, while the team have sometimes looked to be lacking creativity in midfield.
Tonight they faced PSG in the Champions League and everyone was expecting a goal-fest with Zlatan Ibrahimovic on on one side and the Portuguese on the other.
However the game was a pretty drab affair and it ended 0-0.
PSG 0-0 Real Madrid FT:
Shots: 11-18
Possession: 57%-43%
Chances created: 5-14
Pass accuracy: 91%-86%Bore draw. pic.twitter.com/WvaQ8H21fD
— Squawka (@Squawka) October 21, 2015
And unfortunately for Rafa Benitez the result means that he has brought an eight year goal-scoring run for his side to an end as it’s the first time since 2008 they didn’t score in the group stages of the Champions League
8 years since Real Madrid last had a goalless draw in the group stage. Mind you – they didn't have Rafa until this season.
— Richard Keys (@richardajkeys) October 21, 2015
Real Madrid fail to score in a #UCL group match for first time in 41 matches (0-2 Juve Nov 2008) #PSG @PSG_inside
— Gracenote Live (@GracenoteLive) October 21, 2015
Real Madrid have scored in their last 40 group stage matches in the CL. pic.twitter.com/lmpoej3bi9
— Eurosport (@eurosport) October 21, 2015
Although Rafa will surely pull this stat out after the game
5 – Keylor Navas has equaled the longest run without conceding goals for @realmadrid in the #UCL (Bodo Illgner, 5 games). Applause.
— OptaJose (@OptaJose) October 21, 2015
