Real Madrid has been performing well this season, and they have already secured their place in the Champions League quarter-finals. However, despite their impressive form, one thing that stands out is their lack of goalscoring ability.

In La Liga, Real Madrid has scored only one goal for every four shots taken on goal. This is the highest scoring rate in the league, and it has led to some criticism from fans and analysts alike.

One explanation for Real Madrid's poor shooting percentage could be the team's reliance on counter-attacking tactics. The club has been known to play with a high tempo, and as a result, they tend to create more chances than they convert.

Another factor that may be contributing to Real Madrid's low shooting rate is their defensive solidity. The team has conceded just three goals in their last six games, which means that they have had plenty of opportunities to score but have failed to do so.

Despite these challenges, Real Madrid remains one of the most successful clubs in Spanish football history. They have won five La Liga titles and two UEFA Champions Leagues, and they will undoubtedly continue to fight for honours throughout the rest of the season.

However, it is clear that the team needs to improve their shooting rate if they want to compete at the top level. The players must work harder on their finishing skills and find ways to create more clear-cut chances against opponents who are playing defensively. Only then can Real Madrid hope to match their current high-scoring form and continue to be a force to be reckoned with in La Liga.