LaLiga Standings 2026/27

Follow the latest LaLiga standings for the 2026/27 season. This page tracks the league table, points, wins, draws, losses, goals and goal difference as the season develops. We will update the table after matches are completed.

Last verified: September 22, 2026 (GMT+8). Matchday 7 is complete. Real Sociedad beat Valencia 3-2 on September 20 at 21:00 CEST (September 21, 03:00 GMT+8). Barcelona lead with 21 points from seven wins. Atlético Madrid are second on 16 points, Real Betis are third on 16 points, Real Madrid are fourth on 15 points and Sevilla are fifth on 13 points. Real Sociedad move to 10 points from seven matches. The postponed Levante vs Athletic Club Matchday 6 fixture remains rescheduled to October 21.

LaLiga Table 2026/27

The table below reflects all 69 completed Laliga matches as of September 22, 2026 GMT+8. The latest completed result is Valencia 2-3 Real Sociedad. Barcelona lead with 21 points after seven wins from seven. Atlético Madrid are second on 16 points, Real Betis are third on 16 points, Real Madrid are fourth on 15 points and Sevilla are fifth on 13 points.

PosTeamPWDLGFGAGDPts
1Barcelona7700317+2421
2Atlético Madrid7511167+916
3Real Betis751197+216
4Real Madrid7502188+1015
5Sevilla7412109+113
6Deportivo Alavés7322116+511
7RC Deportivo7241108+210
8Real Sociedad7313913-410
9Villarreal72231312+18
10Athletic Club622276+18
11Getafe722347-38
12Rayo Vallecano72231116-58
13Osasuna7223613-78
14Celta Vigo714286+27
15Espanyol7214101007
16Racing Santander72141121-107
17Levante6123812-45
18Elche71241117-65
19Valencia7115413-94
20Málaga7034312-93

P = Played, W = Wins, D = Draws, L = Losses, GF = Goals For, GA = Goals Against, GD = Goal Difference, Pts = Points.

Note: The ordering of teams with identical records can change as official tie-break criteria are applied. The table should therefore be refreshed after each completed round.

What the LaLiga Standings Mean

The LaLiga table determines the race for the championship, European qualification and survival. The team finishing first at the end of the season is crowned champion. For historical context, see the complete Laliga winners by year list dating back to 1929. The leading clubs also compete for places in UEFA competitions, while the teams at the bottom face relegation.

  • Champions League Race

    The clubs near the top of the table will be competing for UEFA Champions League qualification. The exact number of qualifying places can depend on UEFA competition results and access rules for the season.

  • Europa League and Conference League Places

    Teams just below the Champions League positions can compete for Europa League and Conference League qualification, with domestic cup results also affecting European places.

  • Relegation Battle

    The teams at the bottom of the final standings are relegated to the second tier. The bottom three positions — 18th, 19th and 20th — go down; see our guide to how relegation works in Laliga for the full rules, tiebreakers and promotion system. Every point becomes increasingly important as the season reaches its final matchdays.

How LaLiga Standings Are Calculated

A team receives three points for a win, one point for a draw and zero points for a defeat. The table also records goals scored, goals conceded and goal difference. When clubs are level on points, the official competition rules determine their ranking.

Statistic Meaning
PMatches played
WMatches won
DMatches drawn
LMatches lost
GFGoals scored
GAGoals conceded
GDGoal difference (GF minus GA)
PtsTotal points

LaLiga Standings FAQs

Who is currently top of the LaLiga table?

Barcelona are currently top with 21 points and a +24 goal difference after seven completed matches. Atlético Madrid are second on 16 points with a +9 goal difference. Real Betis are third on 16 points with a +2 goal difference. Real Madrid are fourth on 15 points with a +10 goal difference, while Sevilla are fifth on 13 points with a +1 goal difference.

The standings should be updated after every completed match. Early in the season, fixtures can be spread across several dates, so the table can change while a matchday is still being completed.

LaLiga has 20 teams. Each club plays 38 league matches, creating 380 matches across the full season.

A win is worth three points, a draw is worth one point and a defeat earns no points.

You can use our LaLiga Schedule for fixtures and our latest match coverage for completed results.