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Record breaking Real

AFP, Madrid
Defending chain -pions Real Madrid have wracked up a record 47 points during the first half of the season and are seemingly unstoppable in the drive towards their 31st Spanish league title, thanks to a favourable fixtures calendar and its players' fitness level.
Since the league was expanded to 20 teams and wins started being rewarded with three points, no team in Spain has ever before won as many points after just 19 matches.
The club has 15 wins, two draws and two losses after their 2-0 win over bottom side Levante on Sunday which re-established their seven-point lead over arch rivals Barcelona at the top of the table.
No other leader in a major European league has equalled the number of wins and points which Real has at this point in the season.
“We've only lost two matches. We're in good form and we just want to stay on track," the club's 31-year-old Dutch forward Ruud van Nistelrooy, who scored the two goals against Levante, said after the match.
With 41 goals so far this season, Real has the best performing attack in the league.
Van Nistelrooy, who last week extended his contract with Rea) until 2010, has scored 11 goals, one more than the club's 30-year-old iconic captain Raul.
The top form of keeper Iker Casillas has also contributed to the club's success.
The 26-year-old has gone 468 minutes without conceding a goal in the Spanish league.
He has set his sights on breaking the previous record of 710 goalless minutes set by Real's former keeper Santiago Canizares in the 1997-98 season.
Real has won all matches it has played at home so far this season and will face virtually all of the toughest teams in the league FC Barcelona, Villarreal, Sevilla, Valencia and Espanyol at its Santiago Bernabeu stadium
Its last match of the season will be against Levante, which is in last place with just eight points.
Real has benefited as well from trouble at its main rivals.
Valencia appointed a new coach, Dutchman Ronald Koeman, in October after it crashed out of the Champions League at the
group stage and has slumped to seventh place in the league with 27 points.
Sevilla has struggled since Juande Ramos, who led the club to consecutive UEFA Cup titles and its first Champions League appearance, quit in October to take over coaching duties at English side Tottenham.
The club began the season in tragedy. Sevilla's 22-year-old international defender Antonio Puerta died after he collapsed on the field from cardiac arrest during the team's opening match against Getafe in August. Sevilla are in eighth place with 26 points.
Only Barcelona has a realistic chance of winning the title.
But the Catalan giants will be without their star striker Samuel Eto'o for several weeks as he will be playing for his native Cameroon in the African Nations Cup.
Barcelona's Brazilian playmaker Ronaldinho meanwhile is suffering from a knee injury and appears to have lost his magic this season.
"We don't want to start thinking everything is already decided because there are lots of games still to go and lots of points to be won,” a defiant Barcelona coach Frank Rijkaard said over the weekend.