The LaLiga record unbroken for 95 years | OneFootball

On eight February 1931, Athletic demolished Barcelona 12-1 at the old San Mamés, the biggest win in LaLiga history. Bata struck seven, with Roberto, Lafuente, Garizurieta and Iraragorri also scoring, and Sastre put through his own net. Barcelona's only goal came from Goiburu.

As reported by as.com, the landmark has remained unbroken for 95 years. On 29 September 1940, Sevilla routed Barça 11-1 in Nervión. Valle gave the visitors a 10th-minute lead, before five from Cantanal, a Torrontegui hat-trick, a Raimundo brace and Berrocal's equaliser sparked an avalanche.

Three 10-0 wins complete the podium. Sevilla overwhelmed Oviedo in Nervión on 18 September 1941. Athletic then beat Celta on 11 January 1942 and UE Lleida on 19 November 1950, both at San Mamés.

In the 21st century, only Barcelona and Real Madrid have threatened those margins. On 20 November 2010, Pep Guardiola's side won 8-0 at Almería, with a Lionel Messi hat-trick. They repeated an 8-0 on 17 September 2011 against Osasuna at the Camp Nou, Messi again scoring three.

Real Madrid hit Granada 9-1 on five April 2015 at the Bernabéu, Cristiano Ronaldo scoring five. They followed up on 20 December with a 10-2 home win over Rayo, Gareth Bale netting four and Karim Benzema three.

Under Luis Enrique, Barcelona added two more 8-0 victories. They beat Córdoba on two May 2015, Suárez hitting a hat-trick, then won at Deportivo on 20 April 2016, the Uruguayan scoring four.

Source: as.com

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