Spain - La Liga

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Pos. Team MP W D L GF GA GD P Form 1 Real Madrid 37 26 7 4 80 31 +49 85 DWLWW 2 Barcelona 37 21 10 6 68 36 +32 73 DWWWL 3 Atlético Madrid 37 20 8 9 63 42 +21 68 DWWLD 4 Sevilla 37 17 16 4 52 30 +22 67 DDDDW 5 Real Betis 37 19 7 11 62 40 +22 64 WWLDL 6 Real Sociedad 37 17 11 9 39 35 +4 62 WWLDL 7 Villarreal 37 15 11 11 61 37 +24 56 LWDLW 8 Athletic Club 37 14 13 10 43 35 +8 55 WLDWW 9 Osasuna 37 12 11 14 37 49 -12 47 LDDDL 10 Celta de Vigo 37 12 10 15 43 41 +2 46 WLWDL 11 Valencia 37 10 15 12 46 53 -7 45 DLDDL 12 Rayo Vallecano 37 11 9 17 37 46 -9 42 LLDDW 13 Espanyol 37 10 11 16 40 53 -13 41 DLDLL 14 Getafe 37 8 15 14 32 38 -6 39 DDDDW 15 Elche 37 10 9 18 37 51 -14 39 LLLDW 16 Granada 37 8 13 16 44 61 -17 37 LWWDD 17 Mallorca 37 9 9 19 34 63 -29 36 WDLLW 18 Cádiz 37 7 15 15 34 51 -17 36 DLWDL 19 Levante 37 7 11 19 47 74 -27 32 WLWDL 20 Deportivo Alavés 37 8 7 22 31 64 -33 31 LWLWL

 

Player Team Goals Penalties K. Benzema Real Madrid 27 7 Iago Aspas Celta Vigo 18 3 Raúl de Tomás Espanyol 17 5 Vinícius Júnior Real Madrid 17 0 Juanmi Real Betis 16 0 E. Ünal Getafe 15 2 Joselu Alaves 14 6 Morales Levante 13 3 M. Depay Barcelona 12 4 P. Aubameyang Barcelona 11 0 Á. Correa Atletico Madrid 11 0 Gonçalo Guedes Valencia 11 1 Carlos Soler Valencia 11 7 L. Suárez Atletico Madrid 11 2 Asensio Real Madrid 10 0

	American Broadcasting Company » Seasons 2021-2029 Available on: ABC ABC App
	ESPN » Seasons 2021-2029 The Walt Disney Company’s sports network ESPN has acquired exclusive rights to the Spanish La Liga in the USA. ESPN’s eight-year deal gives it full access to La Liga’s English- and Spanish-language rights in America through 2029. Signed prior to the 2021/22 season, ESPN’s record-breaking agreement was reported to be worth $175 million per year, totaling about $1,4 billion. More details Live La Liga matches in USA are expected to be televised on linear ESPN networks, including the flagship ESPN channel and ESPN Deportes, as well as on ABC. All fixtures are to be aired in high definition both on TV and digital platforms. Detailed match highlights along with analysis and studio programs such as SportsCenter and Fuera de Juego will continuously enrich the viewers experience, every season. This is in addition to game previews, half-time talks, postgame and magazine shows. La Liga content will additionally be distributed on ESPN’s social media pages in USA. Naturally, every La Liga game shown on ESPN will be accessible via partner streaming services in America. Available on: ESPN ESPN2 ESPN Deportes ESPN Deportes+ ESPN+ » OTT subscription service ESPN+ will stream all 380 La Liga matches every season. ESPNU ESPN3 ESPN App
	fuboTV » Seasons 2021-2024 fuboTV features every Spanish La Liga match covered by ESPN's linear networks on its OTT platform. Streams are available in HD both live and on demand in USA.

 

 

La Liga hosts two of the biggest clubs in the world: eternal rivals and European heavyweights Barcelona and Real Madrid. Founded in 1929, the competition ranks among Europe’s top-five leagues for the prestigious reputation it has attained over the years. The league is contested among 20 clubs and functions under the double round-robin format where each team plays each other twice in a season. At the end of the season, the team with the most points is crowned as champions. Operating on a relegation and promotion system with the Segunda Division, three teams are relegated from La Liga at the end of every season. They are replaced by three new teams promoted from the first division league. In Europe, La Liga can get up to seven spots to compete in the two continental championships each season. The top-four sides enter UEFA’s elite club competition, the Champions League, whereas the teams that occupy fifth and sixth compete in the Europa League. Spain’s primary cup competition, Copa Del Rey, offers another outlet for Europa League football. However, that is only possible if the competition is won by a team that has already secured a European berth via La Liga. In that case, the spot goes to the league’s seventh-placed side. The marketability and appeal epitomized by La Liga cannot be understated as, over the years, it has been home to some of the finest football talents ever seen. In the mid-20th century, Real Madrid’s dominant side consisting of Alfredo Di Stéfano and Ferenc Puskás. Di Stéfano, Puskás, Raymond Kopa, and Francisco Gento were crucial in the quest to make the league renowned globally. This will not be fully ascertained without an honorable mention of Barcelona’s ‘Dream Team’ under Johan Cruyff. International stars Romario, Michael Laudrup, Hristo Stoichkov, and Ronald Koeman, as well as La Masia, graduates Pep Guardiola, Albert Ferrer, and Guillermo Amor, all made the period worthwhile. The 90s and early 2000s offered us new challengers and world-class footballers for Real Madrid in Raúl, Casillas, Ronaldo, Roberto Carlos, Figo, Beckham, Zidane, while Barcelona also had their crop of superstars in Luis Enrique, Rivaldo, Romario, Ronaldinho, Samuel E’too, Xavi, Iniesta, Puyol. All in all, the era characterized by the duopoly Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, sets unrivaled precedence that will linger for generations.

Did you know? Lionel Messi owns practically all goalscoring records in La Liga, including most goals scored, goals scored in a single season (50) and most goals scored in a calendar year (59).