La Liga Standings, Fixtures & Teams

The La Liga is Spain’s top professional football league, home to some of the best clubs and players in the world. Famous for its technical style, fierce rivalries, and passionate supporters, the league attracts millions of fans globally. Explore the latest La Liga standings, check upcoming fixtures, and see all the teams competing this season.

Standings:

#	Echipă	P	V	E	Î	GM	GP	GD
1	Real Madrid CF	21	7	0	1	19	9	10
2	FC Barcelona	19	6	1	1	22	9	13
3	Villarreal CF	16	5	1	2	14	8	6
4	Real Betis Balompié	15	4	3	1	13	8	5
5	Club Atlético de Madrid	13	3	4	1	15	10	5
6	Sevilla FC	13	4	1	3	15	11	4
7	Elche CF	13	3	4	1	11	9	2
8	Athletic Club	13	4	1	3	9	9	0
9	RCD Espanyol de Barcelona	12	3	3	2	11	11	0
10	Deportivo Alavés	11	3	2	3	9	8	1
11	Getafe CF	11	3	2	3	9	11	-2
12	CA Osasuna	10	3	1	4	7	8	-1
13	Levante UD	8	2	2	4	13	14	-1
14	Rayo Vallecano de Madrid	8	2	2	4	8	10	-2
15	Valencia CF	8	2	2	4	10	14	-4
16	RC Celta de Vigo	6	0	6	2	7	10	-3
17	Real Oviedo	6	2	0	6	4	14	-10
18	Girona FC	6	1	3	4	5	17	-12
19	Real Sociedad de Fútbol	5	1	2	5	7	12	-5
20	RCD Mallorca	5	1	2	5	7	13	-6

Matches:

Teams:

#	Logo	Echipă	Țară	An	Stadion
1		Athletic Club	Spain	1898	San Mamés
2		Club Atlético de Madrid	Spain	1903	Estadio Wanda Metropolitano
3		CA Osasuna	Spain	1920	Estadio El Sadar
4		RCD Espanyol de Barcelona	Spain	1900	RCDE Stadium
5		FC Barcelona	Spain	1899	Camp Nou
6		Getafe CF	Spain	1946	Coliseum Alfonso Pérez
7		Real Madrid CF	Spain	1902	Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
8		Rayo Vallecano de Madrid	Spain	1924	Estadio del Rayo Vallecano
9		Levante UD	Spain	1909	Estadio Ciudad de Valencia
10		RCD Mallorca	Spain	1916	Iberostar Estadi
11		Real Betis Balompié	Spain	1907	Estadio Benito Villamarín
12		Real Sociedad de Fútbol	Spain	1903	Estadio Municipal de Anoeta
13		Villarreal CF	Spain	1923	Estadio de la Cerámica
14		Valencia CF	Spain	1919	Estadio de Mestalla
15		Deportivo Alavés	Spain	1921	Estadio de Mendizorroza
16		Elche CF	Spain	1923	Estadio Manuel Martínez Valero
17		Girona FC	Spain	1930	Estadi Municipal de Montilivi
18		RC Celta de Vigo	Spain	1923	Estadio de Balaídos
19		Sevilla FC	Spain	1905	Estadio Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán
20		Real Oviedo	Spain	1926	Estadio Nuevo Carlos Tartiere

Spain’s Premier Football League

The Spanish league was founded in 1929 and has grown into one of the most prestigious competitions in the world. It features 20 teams, including legendary clubs such as Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, and Atlético Madrid. La Liga has been the stage for countless classic matches and world-class talent.

La Liga Format and Structure

The league operates on a double round-robin format, with each club playing 38 matches per season. Therefore the team with the most points at the end of the campaign is crowned Spanish Champion.

The top four teams qualify for the UEFA Champions League, while others compete in the UEFA Europa League or Conference League. Thus, the bottom three clubs are relegated to La Liga 2.

Iconic Stadiums and Rivalries

Spain’s stadiums are among the most famous in football. Legendary venues such as the Santiago Bernabéu, Camp Nou, and Wanda Metropolitano host some of the biggest games in the world. The fierce rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona, known as El Clásico, is one of football’s greatest spectacles.

Stars and Historic Moments

La Liga has produced some of the most iconic moments and players in history. Legends like Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Andrés Iniesta, and Zinedine Zidane have graced its pitches. Today, the competition continues to showcase emerging stars alongside experienced talents, maintaining its status as a global football powerhouse.

Key Teams and Title Contenders

• Barcelona: Coming off their LaLiga title win last season, Barcelona aims for a consecutive championship, a feat not achieved since their own squad did so in the 2018-19 season. The team boasts a talented blend of experienced players and emerging young stars, such as Ferran Torres, Lamine Yamal, Raphinha, and Pedri, creating a versatile and potent attacking front. The tactical approach under their manager focuses on possession-based football complemented by rapid transitions.​
• Real Madrid: As perennial title contenders, Real Madrid have invested heavily in squad upgrades and freshly appointed Xabi Alonso as head coach, replacing Carlo Ancelotti. They reinforce their defensive lineup with key signings and promote promising academy players. With star performers like Kylian Mbappé leading goal-scoring charts, alongside Vinícius Júnior and Arda Güler, Madrid seeks to reclaim LaLiga glory. 
• Atlético Madrid: Under Diego Simeone’s leadership, Atlético remains a competitive force. Despite the pressure from the two giants, Atletico’s squad, featuring Julián Álvarez and Alexander Sørloth, fights to disrupt the Barcelona-Real Madrid duopoly. Although improvements are necessary to challenge the others fully, they remain a wild card in the title chase.​

Other clubs like Real Betis, Villarreal, and Athletic Bilbao continue to solidify their ambitions for European football qualification and provide consistent challenges throughout the league fixtures.

Player Performances and Standouts

The 2025-26 LaLiga season is witnessing remarkable individual performances:

• Top Scorers: Kylian Mbappé leads the goal-scoring tally with nine goals in the first eight matches, demonstrating clinical finishing. Julián Álvarez, Etta Eyong, and Vinícius Júnior also make significant contributions upfront, bolstering their teams’ attacking prowess. Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres add experience and flair to Barcelona’s forward line.​
• Top Assists: Luis Milla of Getafe heads the assists chart with five, closely followed by Vinícius Júnior and Ruben Vargas, highlighting creative influence in the midfield. Barcelona’s Marcus Rashford and Real Madrid’s Federico Valverde continue to provide key passes that create scoring opportunities.​
• Emerging Talents: Young stars such as Lamine Yamal and Arda Güler are gaining increasing attention for their impact, blending youthful energy with technical skill, promising bright futures in Spanish football.

Tactical Trends and Styles

LaLiga clubs are renowned for their tactical diversity and quality technical play. The 2025-26 season continues this trend with:

• Barcelona’s Possession-Oriented Approach: Emphasizing control and quick ball movement, Barcelona’s style aims at controlling games while exploiting spaces with swift counterattacks and positional fluidity.
• Real Madrid’s Balanced Play: Under Xabi Alonso, Real employs tactical flexibility with a mix of high pressing and patient buildup, leveraging individual brilliance from Mbappé and Vinícius Júnior alongside a strengthened defensive setup.
• Atlético’s Defensive Solidity and Efficiency: Simeone’s side is known for their disciplined defense and effective counterattacks, striving to disrupt opponents’ rhythm and capitalize on set-pieces and transitional play

Coverage and Fan Engagement

LaLiga continues expanding its global presence with increased broadcasting quality, digital engagement platforms, and international fan events.

The league’s mix of historic rivalries and emerging narratives attracts worldwide football followers, enhancing its status among the top European leagues alongside the English Premier League, Serie A, and Bundesliga.