Jude Bellingham became the first Englishman to score 50 goals for Real Madrid as José Mourinho's side beat Racing Santander 3-0 on Sunday.
Bellingham snapped a seven-match scoring drought with his side's second goal of the afternoon, after Kylian Mbappé had earlier scored a penalty for Real Madrid.
Yan Diomande then added a third goal for Real Madrid after 36 minutes as Los Blancos continued their good form after El Clásico glory last weekend.
Bellingham was already the highest-scoring English player for Real Madrid, with David Beckham and Laurie Cunningham tied on 20 in joint-second place.
With Diomande's goal coming from outside the box, he became the sixth player to score multiple goals from outside the area this LaLiga season.
It was also his fifth goal contribution this season (three goals and two assists).
That sees him second on the list for teenagers in Europe's top five leagues this season, behind only Lamine Yamal, who has a remarkable 17 for Barcelona.
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Diomande failed to score in any of his first eight matches across August and September but has now managed four goals and three assists in just six matches in all competitions.
Bellingham was not the only Englishman on the pitch for Madrid, with Trent Alexander-Arnold also starting for the first time since a 3-2 win at Elche on Sept.15.
The win ensured that the LaLiga title race continues in earnest between Real Madrid's two greatest rivals Barcelona and Atletico Madrid, with just three points separating the three sides.
Information from ESPN's Global Sports Research contributed to this story.