Karim Benzema scored a last-wheeze champ to verify the triumph and extra Real Madrid's becomes flushed against La Liga base club Huesca.
Subsequent to falling behind from the get-go, Zinedine Zidane's side idea they had turned things around through Isco and Dani Ceballos - just for the modest guests to hit back.
Be that as it may, Benzema settled the amusement with a shocking 89th-minute strike as Madrid won 3-2 before an inadequate Bernabeu swarm.
Huesca, with just five groups, wins all season, hit the front with only three minutes on the clock as Watford loanee Cucho Hernandez stroked home the opener.
He at that point left behind a magnificent opportunity to paralyze Madrid further still as he headed over when all around put.
Benzema botched a decent chance to level from short proximity before squandering another opportunity by shooting directly at Huesca goalkeeper Roberto Santamaria.
Luca Zidane, child of director Zinedine, was showing up of the period and was nearly beaten by a Moi Gomez exertion which flew barely wide.
Isco, out of support under the previous manager Santiago Solari, evened out for the hosts as he completed into an open objective after Benzema's parried shot was folded into his way by Brahim Diaz.
Not to be overawed, Huesca ought to have reestablished their lead not long after however Ezequiel Avila burst over when in a decent position.
Gareth Bale had a major impact in the objective which places Madrid in front, sending in an ideal cross with the outside of his foot for Benzema to head back crosswise over objective where Ceballos changed over.
In spite of the fact that his superb ball had prompted Ceballos' objective, Bale was blameworthy of botching a fine opportunity to wrap up the focuses as he extended to reach Alvaro Odriozola's cross just to send his exertion over the top.
Minutes after the fact and the guests took their risk to level, Xabier Etxeita controlling a header past Zidane to adjust.
In any case, as the amusement advanced towards its decision, Huesca fell further and more profound and was made to pay as Marcelo played the ball to Benzema and the France striker twisted home a heavenly winning objective.
Somewhere else, Valencia won 1-0 at Sevilla to jump their adversaries into 6th spot and stretch out their unbeaten class hurried to 11 diversions.
Dani Parejo scored the diversion's solitary objective, concealing a punishment after Jose Luis Gaya was brought somewhere around Ever Banega.
Sunday's other three amusements were altogether drawn, Eibar digging out from a deficit twice to verify an offer of the crown jewels at Levante in a 2-2 draw.
Rayo Vallecano is five from security after they were pegged back by Real Betis to attract 1-1 Madrid.
Valladolid moved two clear of the last three - yet it could have been exceptional had they kept up the early lead they set up at home to Real Sociedad.
Keko struck in the ninth moment yet Sociedad remained in the amusement and earned a point as Mikel Oyarzabal evened out a little ways from time.
