La Liga Club Rankings

How the table is ordered

Data current as of 2026-08-06The 2025/26 La Liga season has concluded, and the table below shows the final standings for all 20 teams; the 2026/27 season had not yet begun at the time of writing (Sofascore's public page still showed 0 points). The title race, European qualification, and relegation are grouped by final league position, making it easy to cross-reference with any new-season preview.

Title Race and Champions League Spots (1–4)

Barcelona won the title with 94 points, while Real Madrid finished runners-up with 86, clearly ahead of the rest in both goal difference and wins. Villarreal and Atlético Madrid locked down the Champions League places, a cut above the mid-table pack.

European spots and the upper half (5–10)

Betis have piled up draws but stay solid on points; Celta have claimed a Europa League berth; Getafe have edged into the Conference League playoff spot. Real Sociedad still have a Europa League route through the cup, level on 46 points with Espanyol.

Lower mid-table (11–17)

From Espanyol to Osasuna, points are packed between 42 and 46. Sevilla, Alavés, and Elche are all level on 43, with places decided by goal difference and head-to-head records.

Relegation zone (18th–20th)

Mallorca, Girona, and Real Oviedo were relegated to the Segunda División. Mallorca finished level on 42 points with Levante and Osasuna but dropped into the relegation zone on head-to-head record; Oviedo, with 29 points, were clearly adrift.

Full Final Standings at a Glance

A complete table of all 20 teams sorted by points, so you can compare win-draw-loss records and European or relegation outcomes in one view.

How to read the new season

The title race still hinges on Barcelona and Real Madrid’s squad refresh and early-season form. The fight for fourth place in the Champions League spots will be tighter—whether Villarreal can hold their ground and Atlético Madrid can steady themselves are the key watchpoints. Mid-table teams are separated by slim point margins, so expect major ranking shifts around the winter transfer window. At the bottom, keep an eye on the promoted sides and the defensive efficiency of last season’s 15th–17th placed teams. If you want to build your own “title contenders / dark horses / relegation favorites” list, just drag and drop using the template at the end of the article.

Edit the tiers in the template

Above is the complete final 2025/26 La Liga table. The template “Football Spain League Club Rankings” (ID 301, with about 61 club tiles) lets you drag and drop to create your own predicted standings for the new season.