Real Madrid scored 7 goals against Eintracht Frankfurt in the 1960 European Cup final. Madrid won the match 7–3 at Hampden Park in Glasgow on 18 May 1960.
The final was an extraordinary attacking spectacle. Eintracht took the lead through Richard Kress, but Alfredo Di Stéfano equalised and Ferenc Puskás put Madrid ahead. Di Stéfano completed a hat-trick, while Puskás scored four goals, giving the Spanish champions all seven of their goals.
The victory secured Real Madrid’s fifth consecutive European Cup, extending the club’s remarkable dominance in the competition’s first years. Eintracht’s three goals came from Kress and Erwin Stein, who scored twice.
The answer is sometimes confused with the final score, 7–3. The question asks specifically for Real Madrid’s total, so the canonical answer is 7, not 7–3.