The 2014-15 campaign delivered an exhilarating season of global glory and domestic heartbreak for Real Madrid. Los Blancos, led by manager Carlo Ancelotti, achieved a record-breaking 22-match winning streak and clinched two major trophies: the UEFA Super Cup and their first-ever FIFA Club World Cup. Spearheading the charge was the legendary Cristiano Ronaldo, whose phenomenal 48 league goals, a monumental tally that secured him the Pichichi and European Golden Shoe, anchored the attack alongside Gareth Bale and was supported by the defensive solidity of Sergio Ramos. Despite his individual brilliance and an incredible 92 points, Madrid finished a hard-fought 2nd in La Liga, just two points behind rivals Barcelona, and narrowly lost their Champions League crown in the semi-finals to Juventus. It was a spectacular year of attacking football that also marked the emotional final season for club legend Iker Casillas.