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18 January

13:00

Girona

– : –

Sevilla

18 January

15:15

Leganés

– : –

Atlético Madrid

18 January

17:30

Real Betis Balompié

– : –

Deportivo Alavés

18 January

20:00

Getafe

– : –

Barcelona

19 January

13:00

Celta Vigo

– : –

Athletic Club

19 January

15:15

Real Madrid

– : –

Las Palmas

19 January

17:30

Osasuna

– : –

Rayo Vallecano

19 January

20:00

Valencia

– : –

Real Sociedad

20 January

20:00

Villarreal

– : –

RCD Mallorca

24 January

20:00

Las Palmas

– : –

Osasuna

25 January

13:00

RCD Mallorca

– : –

Real Betis Balompié

25 January

15:15

Atlético Madrid

– : –

Villarreal

25 January

17:30

Sevilla

– : –

Espanyol

25 January

20:00

Real Valladolid

– : –

Real Madrid

26 January

13:00

Rayo Vallecano

– : –

Girona

26 January

15:15

Real Sociedad

– : –

Getafe

26 January

17:30

Athletic Club

– : –

Leganés

26 January

20:00

Barcelona

– : –

Valencia

27 January

20:00

Deportivo Alavés

– : –

Celta Vigo

31 January

19:00

Leganés

– : –

Rayo Vallecano

1 February

13:00

Getafe

– : –

Sevilla

1 February

15:15

Villarreal

– : –

Real Valladolid

1 February

17:30

Atlético Madrid

– : –

RCD Mallorca

1 February

20:00

Espanyol

– : –

Real Madrid

2 February

13:00

Barcelona

– : –

Deportivo Alavés

2 February

15:15

Valencia

– : –

Celta Vigo

2 February

17:30

Osasuna

– : –

Real Sociedad

2 February

20:00

Real Betis Balompié

– : –

Athletic Club

3 February

20:00

Girona

– : –

Las Palmas

9 February

19:00

Real Madrid

– : –

Atlético Madrid

Standings

LaLiga

#	Teams	M	W	D	L	S	C	+/-	P
1	Atlético Madrid	19	13	5	1	34	12	+22	44
2	Real Madrid	19	13	4	2	43	19	+24	43
3	Barcelona	19	12	2	5	51	22	+29	38
4	Athletic Club	19	10	6	3	29	17	+12	36
5	Villarreal	19	8	6	5	34	31	+3	30
6	RCD Mallorca	19	9	3	7	19	21	-2	30
7	Real Sociedad	19	8	4	7	17	13	+4	28
8	Girona	19	8	4	7	27	25	+2	28
9	Rayo Vallecano	19	6	7	6	22	22	0	25
10	Real Betis Balompié	19	6	7	6	21	23	-2	25
11	Osasuna	19	6	7	6	23	28	-5	25
12	Celta Vigo	19	7	3	9	28	30	-2	24
13	Sevilla	19	6	5	8	21	28	-7	23
14	Las Palmas	19	6	4	9	24	29	-5	22
15	Getafe	19	4	7	8	13	16	-3	19
16	Leganés	19	4	7	8	18	29	-11	19
17	Deportivo Alavés	19	4	5	10	21	31	-10	17
18	Espanyol	19	4	4	11	17	31	-14	16
19	Real Valladolid	19	4	3	12	13	37	-24	15
20	Valencia	19	2	7	10	18	29	-11	13

La Liga, officially known as Primera Division, is the top flight of football in Spain and is considered one of the best in the world. The competition was founded in 1929 and has since been won 62 times by 9 different teams.

Real Madrid and Barcelona have dominated the league over the years, winning the championship 34 and 26 times respectively. Atletico Madrid are third on the list with 11 titles. Athletic Bilbao are fourth with 8 titles, the most recent of which came in 1984.

La Liga is known for its talented players and high levels of technical skill. Lionel Messi, who spent most of his career with Barcelona, holds the record for most goals scored in La Liga history with 474. He also holds the record for most goals in a single season, scoring 50 in the 2011/2012 season.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who played for Real Madrid from 2009 to 2018, also left a significant mark on the league, scoring 311 goals. His record for most goals in a match is five, which he did in two different games.

Real Madrid is currently the club with the most appearances in La Liga, having never missed a season in the top flight. Along with Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao, they have never been relegated to the second division.

La Liga is also attractive to spectators due to its exciting derbies, such as El Clásico between Real Madrid and Barcelona, and the Madrid derby between Real Madrid and Atlético. These matches not only attract millions of fans around the world, but also often determine the outcome of the championship title.

In recent years, Real Madrid won the title in 2019/2020 and Atletico Madrid became champions in 2020/2021, highlighting the increasing competition at the top of the table. These successes highlight the growing quality and balance in La Liga, with many teams capable of challenging the dominance of the established giants.

La Liga remains one of the most technically advanced and tactically diverse leagues in the world, making it an exciting option for new fans and long-time football fans alike.