By the numbers: Luis Suarez's 72-hour reign of terror
Spare a thought for Deportivo La Coruna and Sporting Gijon.
On Saturday, only three days after Luis Suarez tallied four goals and three assists in Barcelona's 8-0 thrashing of Deportivo, the Uruguayan cannibal was at it again, bagging another quartet of goals to help lift the Blaugrana to a 6-0 rout of Gijon.
Related: Suarez scores 4 goals in consecutive games, brings season tally to 53
Suarez's 72-hour assault is, simply put, historic. It launched him to the top of the scoring chart in La Liga, in addition to marking a number of firsts when it comes to Spanish football.
"I've never scored four goals in consecutive games," Suarez said. "I haven't even done it in training."
Here are some numbers behind Suarez's last 180 minutes of football:
0 - No other player has scored four goals in two straight La Liga fixtures
2 - Suarez and Lionel Messi are part of an exclusive club
5 - The difference between how many league goals Suarez has scored this season and Mario Balotelli has scored in the last half-decade
9 - Four-goal performances in Suarez's career
11 - Suarez has played a foot in eight goals and three assists over the last three days
14 - How many fixtures Aston Villa has needed to score as many goals as Suarez has in two matches
34 - Suarez is leading the Pichichi race after surpassing Cristiano Ronaldo's La Liga goal tally
49 - Suarez's previous record for goals in all competitions in a single season
53 - Goals scored by Suarez in all competitions this season
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