La Liga is Spain’s elite football league, showcasing top-tier clashes like El Clásico and Seville derbies. Follow weekly fixtures, momentum trends, and stats—all in one place.
This Week’s Key Fixtures
Plan your weekend around blockbuster matches like Real Madrid vs. Atlético or Valencia’s regional showdowns. Times are shown in your local timezone. For the full fixture list, visit the La Liga Official Match Calendar.
Fixtures and TV Listings
Upcoming La Liga Fixtures & Where to Watch Live
Don’t miss a moment of the action — check the full La Liga schedule below, including local kickoff times and verified TV broadcasters for each match.
No upcoming matches with broadcasters in the next 7 days for this league.
Standings
Live La Liga Standings Table – Updated After Every Matchday
Follow every twist in the title race and relegation battle with our real-time La Liga table, refreshed automatically after each game.
Real Madrid
FC Barcelona
Villarreal
Atlético Madrid
Real Betis
Espanyol
Elche
Athletic Club
Sevilla
Deportivo Alavés
Rayo Vallecano
Getafe
Osasuna
Valencia
Levante
Mallorca
Celta de Vigo
Real Sociedad
Real Oviedo
GironaLatest Results & Big Match Moments
Catch up on dramatic wins, shock losses, and late equalizers from recent rounds. Watch highlights on the official La Liga YouTube channel.
Want to see how your club is performing in real time? Check today’s live La Liga scores on our dedicated Live Score hub.
Rivalries & Regional Clashes to Watch
La Liga isn’t just about titles—it’s also about passion. From El Clásico to the Basque Derby and the fiery Seville clashes, Spain’s top flight is packed with historic rivalries that elevate every matchday. Keep an eye on these fixtures for drama, intensity, and unforgettable goals.
El Clásico: Real Madrid vs Barcelona
El Clásico is one of the most-watched matches in world football, and LaLiga’s official Clásico portal celebrates this epic rivalry in full depth.
El Derbi de Madrid: Atlético vs Real
Madrid’s fiercest neighbors battle not just for local pride, but often for La Liga positioning and European relevance.
Seville Derby: Betis vs Sevilla
Andalusia’s emotional showdown. This fixture is known for its unpredictability and full-stadium choreography from both sides of Seville.
The Basque Derby – Athletic Bilbao vs Real Sociedad
This deeply rooted regional rivalry is known for its sportsmanship, tradition, and representation of Basque cultural pride.
How to Watch La Liga Around the World
La Liga is broadcast across more than 180 countries, with exclusive streaming platforms and TV broadcasters in each territory. Here’s your region-by-region guide.
United States – ESPN+ and ABC/ESPN Deportes
All matches are streamed live on ESPN+. Select high-profile games also air on ABC, ESPN, and ESPN Deportes, with commentary in both English and Spanish.
United Kingdom & Ireland – Premier Sports and ITV
Fans in the UK and Ireland can watch matches on Premier Sports and highlights on ITV4. These platforms offer both live La Liga games and delayed broadcasts.
Canada – TSN & RDS
La Liga coverage in Canada is available via TSN (English) and RDS (French). Matches can be accessed through TSN Direct or cable TV subscriptions.
Spain – Movistar, DAZN & GOL PLAY
In Spain, matches are split between Movistar LaLiga, DAZN Spain, and GOL PLAY (for free-to-air games).
Sub‑Saharan Africa – SuperSport
Football fans across Sub-Saharan Africa can watch La Liga through SuperSport on DStv or GOtv packages.
France – beIN Sports
In France, beIN Sports holds exclusive La Liga broadcast rights. The platform offers full-match coverage and on-demand streaming.
Germany & Portugal – DAZN
Both Germany and Portugal carry La Liga through DAZN, with full match replays and live coverage.
India & South Asia – Sports18 & JioCinema
In India, La Liga is available on Sports18 and streamed live on JioCinema. English commentary is available for all major games.
MENA Region – beIN Sports MENA
Fans in the Middle East and North Africa can stream matches on beIN Sports MENA. Packages include full-season coverage in Arabic, English, and French.
Czechia & Slovakia – Nova Sport
In these regions, La Liga games are broadcast via Nova Sport with live match access and post-match coverage.
Form Radar: Clubs on the Rise
Which clubs are racking up wins? Form tables show win streaks, goals scored, and comeback patterns—updated weekly. Reliable form data via SoccerStats La Liga Form Guide.
Disciplinary Standouts & Record Book
La Liga can get physical, and cards matter. Stay aware of which players are most at risk—whether through yellow accumulation or straight reds—which can affect big matches. For accurate league discipline stats, visit the ESPN La Liga discipline rankings.
Legendary Goalkeepers & Clean Sheet Records
Ricardo Zamora Trophy & Iconic Shots
The prestigious Zamora Trophy honors the best goalkeeper in La Liga each season. Legends like Jan Oblak, Marc-André ter Stegen, and Francisco Liaño have etched their names into history. For current season rankings and clean sheet stats, check the updated leaderboard on FBref’s La Liga goalkeeper stats.
Ter Stegen’s Record-Equalling Season
During the 2022–23 campaign, Marc-André ter Stegen tied the all-time La Liga record with 26 clean sheets, matching the feat set by Deportivo’s Francisco Liaño in 1993–94. It marked one of the most dominant defensive displays in league history.
History of La Liga – From Humble Beginnings to Global Powerhouse
La Liga’s journey began in 1929 and has evolved into one of the most prestigious football leagues in the world. Its history is rich with political influence, legendary players, and iconic moments that shaped Spanish and global football.
The Birth of Spanish Football’s Top Flight
La Liga was created to bring Spain’s best clubs into a national competition. The original lineup included legendary sides like Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Athletic Bilbao.
Evolution Through Political and Sporting Turbulence
War and political shifts impacted the league’s growth, but La Liga emerged stronger with every era, eventually becoming a European football superpower.
European Glory & International Recognition
Spanish clubs have achieved unmatched continental success, with Real Madrid’s 15 UEFA Champions League titles and Barcelona’s record in UEFA club competitions drawing global attention to La Liga.
La Liga Clubs & Stadiums – From Giants to Cult Favorites
La Liga is home to globally recognized clubs and unique stadiums that create unforgettable matchday atmospheres. The diversity across clubs adds texture to the league’s appeal.
The Giants – Real Madrid, Barcelona & Atlético
These clubs dominate headlines, trophies, and global audiences. Their home stadiums are destinations for fans around the world.
Rising Forces – Villarreal, Sevilla & Real Betis
These clubs challenge the status quo with consistent European appearances and passionate local support.
Historic Grounds & Unique Stadium Atmospheres
From Camp Nou to Mestalla and San Mamés to newly renovated Santiago Bernabéu,, La Liga’s venues reflect the character and culture of their communities. La Liga stadiums are known for their history—but Bundesliga’s unique fan culture is equally worth exploring.
Legendary Players & Emerging Talents in La Liga
La Liga has been home to some of the greatest footballers of all time. It also continues to be a proving ground for rising stars from Spain and abroad.
All-Time Greats of La Liga
Explore La Liga’s Hall of Fame featuring stars like Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Raúl who helped define an era of Spanish football dominance.
Rising Talent & Global Imports
Young players like Pedri, Bellingham, Nico Williams, and Lamine Yamal are carving their names into modern La Liga history.
Golden Boots & Goalkeeping Giants
La Liga consistently produces world-class attackers and keepers. From Pichichi winners to Zamora trophy holders, stars shine on both ends of the pitch.
La Liga Format, Points System & Relegation Explained
Understanding how La Liga works helps fans follow the competition more closely. The format ensures consistent excitement from August through May.
How the League Table Works
Each team plays 38 matches (home and away). Three points are awarded for a win, one for a draw, and zero for a loss.
Relegation and Promotion Rules
The bottom three teams are relegated to Segunda División, while three teams are promoted from the second tier each season. Promotion and relegation are governed in coordination with the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), ensuring competitive fairness across all tiers.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How many teams play in La Liga?
There are 20 teams in La Liga, each playing 38 matches across the season—home and away.
What European competitions do La Liga teams qualify for?
Top four go to the Champions League, 5th and 6th to Europa League, and 7th may qualify for the Conference League.
When does the La Liga season take place?
La Liga usually runs from August to May, with a short winter break in late December or early January.
What is the most successful club in La Liga history?
Real Madrid holds the record for the most La Liga titles, with over 30 championships. Their dominance stretches across decades, contributing to the club’s global legacy.
How can fans outside Spain watch La Liga matches?
International fans can watch La Liga on platforms like ESPN+ (USA), Viaplay (Nordics), and DAZN (various countries). Availability depends on your region.
Which La Liga match is known as “El Clásico”?
El Clásico is the iconic fixture between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. It’s one of the most-watched club matches in the world and symbolizes a historic rivalry.
Are VAR and goal-line technology used in La Liga?
Yes, La Liga uses both VAR (Video Assistant Referee) and goal-line technology to support officiating decisions during matches.
What are La Liga’s matchdays and kickoff times?
Matches are usually held on weekends, from Friday to Monday, with some midweek fixtures. Kickoff times vary but typically range from early afternoon to late evening Spanish time.
How is head-to-head used in La Liga standings?
If teams are tied on points, La Liga prioritizes head-to-head results between those teams before using goal difference or goals scored.
📺 Video courtesy of the official Barcelona YouTube channel