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Real Madrid beat their own reserve side in the 1980 Copa Del Rey final

Yes, really.

It comes as no surprise that Real Madrid's first team won 6-1.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Cristiano Ronaldo have scored at least a goal in every minute of a football match

What a stat that is. It just goes to show how incredible the duo have been in their careers.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Steve Bruce scored 19 goals in all competitions for Manchester United in the 1990/91 season

Bruce scored 19 times in the 1990/91 season - an astonishing tally for a centre-back. He was United's joint-top goal scorer in the league that season with 13 goals.

Kingsley Coman has won the league title in every year as a professional footballer

Coman won league titles with Paris Saint-Germain in 2012/13 and 2013/14.

He then won Serie A with Juventus in 2014/15.

The Frenchman moved to Bayern Munich in 2015 and has won eight consecutive league titles with the German club.

Neymar won La Liga Player of the Month award before Lionel Messi

The La Liga Player of the Month award was created in 2013.

Neymar became the first Barcelona player to win it in November 2015. Messi won it two months later in January 2016.

How did it take Messi so long to win the award?!

Neymar and Lionel Messi in action for Barcelona

Zlatan played for six teams to have won the European Cup but never won it himself

Zlatan played for six teams to win the biggest trophy in European club football: AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus, Manchester United, Ajax and Malmo.

He never won it himself, though.

Bas Dost scored 45 first touch goals in a row

Every goal Dost scored for Sporting Lisbon from March 2017 to April 2018 was a first-touch finish. The run included 12 penalties, 27 headed goals and 25 tap-ins.

Bas Dost of Sporting CP with Domenico Maietta of Empoli FC

Mark Hughes once played for Wales and Bayern Munich in the same day

Hughes played the full 90 minutes in Wales' match against Czechoslovakia in Prague on November 11, 1987.

He immediately took a private jet to Germany after the game and came on as a second half substitute in Bayern's match against Borussia Mönchengladbach.

Trent Alexander-Arnold’s grandmother was Sir Alex Ferguson’s first girlfriend

Ferguson made the revelation in his 2013 autobiography, which he released shortly after his retirement.

Doreen Carling, Alexander-Arnold's grandmother, was Ferguson's 'first steady girlfriend' and they dated for around 18 months as teenagers in Glasgow.

Bruno Fernandes has never missed a game through injury in his entire career

Fernandes is now 28 and has played over 500 matches in his career. He has never missed a match through injury, per Transfermarkt.