The Valencia, before Sunday's 4-1 victory, he had already scored four goals against Real Madrid in Mestalla on six occasions, five of which gave him victory and one led to a draw at four goals.
In the first three times in which the Valencian team achieved four goals at home against the Madrid, the scores were 4-1 (seasons 34-35, 44-45 and 45-46) to give way to a 4-2 in the 47-48 campaign, after which came the 4-4 of the following year.
Valencia had to wait until the 95-96 season to beat the Real Madrid goal four times before their fans. He did it with a score of 4-3.
The match was played on October 4, 1995 and Valencia aligned Zubizarreta, Mendieta, Otero, Engonga, Ferreira, Sietes, Mazinho, Fernando (Javi Navarro, m.73), José Ignacio (Poyatos, m.80), Mijatovic and Gálvez (Arroyo, m.66), while Real Madrid formed with Buyo, Quique Flores, Alkorta, Sanchis, Lasa (Chendo, m.73), Laudrup, Milla (Amavisca, m.45), Redondo, Luis Enrique (Míchel, m.66), Zamorano and Raúl.
That meeting, with Luis Aragonés on the local bench and Jorge Valdano on the visitor, came to half-time with a 3-0 advantage over Valencia with goals from Gálvez, Fernando and Mijatovic, although Real Madrid in the second half had shortened differences with so many of Laudrup and Alkorta.
With seven minutes remaining, Arroyo made it 4-2 and Míchel put the final 4-3 one minute from the end.
Valencia have not scored five goals against Real Madrid at the Mestalla, but in the first leg of the Copa del Rey semifinals of the 98-99 campaign, in which they were proclaimed champions, they won 6-0.