La Liga 2026/27: Tabelle, Spielplan und Ergebnisse. 20 Teams.
We hold 6,460 La Liga matches, with results from 2010 to 2026.
La Liga, 2026/27: 20 teams in the competition. Results are held for 17 seasons between 2010/11 and 2026/27: 6,460 matches in all, with a final result in 6,158 matches.
Our match records here run from 28 August 2010 to 12 October 2026.
The 2026/27 table is led by Barça: 24 points from 8 matches. The gap to Atleti in second place is 5 points. Real Madrid hold fourth with 18 points; Levante are 17th with 6 points. At the bottom, Málaga have 4 points. The latest round with results in our data is matchday 8, last played on 12 October 2026: 9 matches finished, 31 goals in total.
The 2025/26 campaign finished with 1,024 goals across 380 matches, or 2.7 per match. Home sides won 49% of that season's matches; draws: 24%; away wins: 27%. A clean sheet for at least one team came in 43% of the matches. The widest home win was Barça 6-0 Valencia on 14 September 2025. The highest-scoring match was Real Betis 3-5 Barça on 6 December 2025: 8 goals. Over every finished match we hold, 6,158 matches in all, the figure is 2.7 goals per match.
On average the home team scored 1.5 and the away team 1.1 in every finished match we hold.
Looking at complete seasons in turn, the averages were 2.5 in 2020/21, 2.5 in 2021/22, 2.5 in 2022/23, 2.6 in 2023/24, 2.6 in 2024/25 and 2.7 in 2025/26.
The widest win in our records is Real Madrid 10-2 Rayo Vallecano on 20 December 2015. The widest result in our records was also the highest-scoring match, with 12 goals in total. Across the whole record, the outcomes split as follows: home wins 47%, draws 25%, away wins 28%.
More than one away win shares the widest margin in our records, 8 goals.
One goal settled 40% of the matches we hold, while 7% finished 0-0.
Four goals or more were scored in 28% of finished matches.
Wins by three goals or more make up 16% of the finished matches in our records.
Home sides kept a clean sheet in 34% of finished matches, away sides in 23%.
Kylian Mbappé (Real Madrid) headed the 2025/26 scoring list on 25 goals, adding 4 assists in 31 appearances. In the 2026/27 edition so far, Raphinha of Barça leads the list with 12 goals.
All table and current-season figures on this page are as of 14 October 2026.
Lionel Messi has the highest goal total in our scorer lists, 386 goals over 11 seasons, out of 17 seasons of lists.
Recomputed from match results, the last five completed seasons were topped by Barça (2025/26, 94 points), Barça (2024/25, 88 points), Real Madrid (2023/24, 95 points), Barça (2022/23, 88 points) and Real Madrid (2021/22, 86 points). Across the 16 seasons covered, first place went to Barça 9 times, more than any other club.
Wins in our records are led by Barça with 449 wins, then Real Madrid with 433 wins and Atleti with 363 wins. The highest goal total by a single side is 1,570 goals, by Barça. Level on the most matches played in our records: 6 teams, 616 matches each.
The longest unbeaten run in our records belongs to Barça: 43 matches without defeat, from 15 April 2017 to 9 May 2018.
Barça and Real Madrid share the longest winning run in our records, 16 matches in a row each.
Barça hold the best home record in our data, with 251 wins from 308 matches at home.
The busiest-day mark in the record, 10 matches, belongs to more than one date.
Our busiest calendar year is 2023, with 410 matches finished.
Team count over all seasons we hold: 35 teams.
More than one draw holds the goals record for a drawn match: 8 goals each.
Winning margin on average: 1.8 goals.
Weekend kick-offs (Saturday or Sunday) make up 75% of the finished matches in our records.
Valencia have the most draws in our records, 171 draws.
