By playing against Getafe the Argentine will join select group of players including Raul, Casillas, Guti and Ramos

With eleven matches left this season and 20 goals under his belt, Gonzalo Higuain will play his 100th league match as a Madridista if he sees action on Thursday against Getafe.

In just over three and a half years as a Madridista, Gonzalo Higuain is on the verge of playing his 100th league match as a Madridista; a feat that only four other members of the current squad -Raul, Casillas, Guti and Sergio Ramos- have accomplished.

Higuain's name is already etched in Real Madrid's history books, though. One of his hat-trick goals against Valladolid was also the club's 1900th league goal as visitors.

This season, the Argentine striker is the most efficient goal-scorer in La Liga. He finds the back of the net every 75.20 minutes and has scored 20 goals in 21 matches. Leo Messi is second with a goal every 81.40 minutes and Cristiano Ronaldo third with one every 103.47 minutes.

LA LIGA SCORING EFFICIENCY
PLAYER GOALS MINUTES PER GOAL
Higuain 20 75.20
Messi 25 81.40
Cristiano Ronaldo 15 103.47
Luis Fabiano 9 117.56
Villa 17 135

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REAL MADRID GOALS AS VISITORS
GOAL DATE PLAYER OPPONENT
1 17/02/1929 Morera Barcelona
100 10/0271935 Hilario Arenas Getxo
200 24/01/1943 Alday Zaragoza
300 26/09/1948 Molowny Valencia
400 02/03/1952 Arsuaga Barcelona
500 01/01/1956 Olsen Las Palmas
600 20/12/1959 Herrera Real Sociedad
700 10/03/1963 Felix Ruiz Sevilla
800 03/03/1968 Velazquez Betis
900 12/05/1974 Amancio Sporting
1000 05/11/1978 Guerini Celta Vigo
1100 24/09/1983 Santillana Real Sociedad
1200 16/05/1987 Michel Espanyol
1300 03/03/1990 Butragueño Sevilla
1400 31/10/1993 Zamorano Rayo Vallecano
1500 17/1171996 Mijatovic Sevilla
1600 15/04/2000 Raul Zaragoza
1700 21/12/2003 Figo Mallorca
1800 29/04/2007 Sergio Ramos Athletic
1900 14/03/2010 Higuain Valladolid

LEAGUE STATS
SEASON MATCHES GOALS
2006/07 19 2
2007/08 25 8
2008/09 34 23
2009/10 21 20
TOTAL 99 53

Alberto Navarro


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