Raul (in the picture), who hadn't scored for Madrid in nearly 11 months, now has 53 goals to move ahead of Chelsea striker Andriy Shevchenko and become the all-time scoring leader in Europe's top club competition.
Though satisfied with Real's result, their Italian coach Fabio Capello was none too impressed with his side's defending at the Bernabeu.
"We let them have too many chances and not all our opponents will be so generous to us...we made some defensive errors," Capello said.
Real and Steaua have three points apiece in a group led by Lyon on six.
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