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Real break their win record

AFP, Madrid
Real Madrid recorded a club record 16th consecutive win in all competitions with a 2-1 victory at Malaga on Saturday to move five points clear at
thetopofLaLiga.
Karim Benzema opened the scoring when he turned home Cristiano Ronaldo's low cross after just 18 minutes to register his 13th goal of the season.
Malaga 'keeper Carlos Kameni then kept his side in the game with a string of impressive saves as Ronaldo was held scoreless for the first time in the league this season. However, Gareth Bale smashed home a second seven minutes from time and the visitors held on despite having Isco sent-off
moments later and seeing Roque Santa Cruz half the hosts' deficit in stoppage time.
Just as Malaga were beginning to gain a foothold in the game, they were hit by a classic Madrid counter-attack as Ronaldo was freed down the left and his low cross was swept home at the near post by Benzema.
Casillas then had a lucky escape midway through the half when Sergi Darder's dipping volley slipped between his legs and off the outside of the post.
Malaga were unfortunate not to be level once more before the break when Duda's long-range free-kick came crashing off the bar.
After a long spell, the European champions finally doubled their advantage when Bale sprinted onto Ronaldo's headed flick-on and on his less favoured right foot fired high past the prone Kameni.
Isco's return to La Rosaleda then ended early when he was shown a second yellow card, but from the resulting free-kick, Malaga's luck was out again as this time Juanpi struck the woodwork and Angeleri blasted the rebound over.
Casillas was finally beaten in stoppage time when Santa Cruz headed home Arthur Boka's cross, but there was barely time for the Andalusians to launch another attack as they slipped to a first home defeat of the season.
In today's early game, Champions Atletico Madrid leapfrogged Barcelona into second place in La Uga with 2-0 win over Deportivo la Coruna on Sunday, which was overshadowed by clashes between rival fans before kick-off in which one supporter was killed in the incidents that took place close to the ground.
On the field, Atletico once again
relied on their expertise from setpieces to claim all three points as Saul Niguez headed in from Koke's free-kick just before half-time.
And Arda Turan's deflected effort doubled their advantage 10 minutes after the break as Deportivo could only clear a corner to the edge of the area where the Turkish international was lurking.
Victory takes Atletico a point ahead of Barcelona and back to within four points of leaders Real Madrid, but Barca can reclaim second spot when they visit Valencia later on Sunday.