Six Goals Concede Real Madrid in 1986 League Cup

In the 1985‑86 season, Real Madrid were on the receiving end of six goals in a Copa de la Liga match. The match formed part of a third official competition alongside the league and the national cup. The Copa de la Liga was introduced as an additional tournament to the existing calendar. It ran concurrently with the league and the national cup during that season. The competition was an attempt to consolidate a third competition in the official schedule. Organisers hoped it would become a permanent fixture. However, the tournament failed to secure lasting success. After the 1985‑86 edition the Copa de la Liga was discontinued. The six‑goal concession by Real Madrid highlighted the high‑scoring nature of the short‑lived competition. It remains a memorable episode in Spanish football history. The brief experiment serves as a reminder of past attempts to expand the domestic football calendar. Its legacy is limited to historical records rather than ongoing contests.