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Barcelona dominates LaLiga with perfect start, Atlético Madrid trails by five points

Barcelona leads LaLiga with 27 points from nine wins, five ahead of Atlético Madrid. Málaga remain rooted to the bottom without a win.

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Barcelona dominates LaLiga with perfect start, Atlético Madrid trails by five points

Key facts

Competition
LaLiga
Leader
Barcelona
Teams
20
Week starting
Monday, 12 October 2026

Barcelona leads with flawless record

Barcelona continue to impress at the top of LaLiga after nine matches, boasting a perfect record of nine wins, 27 points, and a formidable goal difference of +30. Their potent attack has netted 39 goals, the highest in the league, while their defence has conceded just nine, the second best after Atlético Madrid. Barcelona's recent form is impeccable, with five consecutive wins maintaining their position clear at the summit.

Atlético Madrid and Real Betis chase

Atlético Madrid sit second with 22 points, five behind leaders Barcelona. They have won seven of their nine matches, drawing one and losing only once. Their solid defence has conceded eight goals, matching Real Madrid's backline strength. Real Betis hold third place with 19 points from six wins, one draw and two defeats. Their goal difference is a modest +2, reflecting a tighter margin in matches. Betis's form has been mixed of late, including a loss in their latest game.

Mid-table tussle and European spots

Real Madrid are fourth with 18 points from eight games, level with Sevilla on matches played but two points clear. Sevilla, fifth, have 14 points from eight outings. Real Sociedad occupy sixth spot with 13 points, securing a Europa League place. Teams like Alavés, Deportivo, Athletic Club, and Villarreal fill the mid-table, with points ranging from 11 down to 9, each showing varied form and goal differences.

Struggle at the bottom and relegation zone

The relegation battle is heating up at the foot of the table. Elche, Valencia, and Málaga occupy the bottom three relegation places with 7, 6, and 4 points respectively. Málaga remain the only team without a victory so far, having drawn four and lost four games. Valencia and Elche have struggled to find consistent form, both possessing negative goal differences of -9 and -6. The fight for survival looks intense as the season progresses.

Overall league trends

LaLiga has seen 251 goals scored across 83 matches, averaging three goals per game, highlighting an entertaining campaign so far. Barcelona's attacking prowess and Atlético Madrid's defensive solidity set the pace. Meanwhile, the mid-table and relegation zones remain congested with tight margins separating teams. Form tables suggest some clubs are building momentum while others grapple with inconsistency.

Full table

Full table
#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPts
1Barcelona9900399+3027
2Atlético Madrid9711198+1122
3Real Betis96121614+219
4Real Madrid8602198+1118
5Sevilla84221312+114
6Real Sociedad84131215-313
7Alavés8323128+411
8Deportivo92521312+111
9Athletic Club723276+19
10Villarreal9234131309
11Celta Vigo815286+28
12Espanyol92251112-18
13Rayo Vallecano72231116-58
14Getafe8224410-68
15Racing Santander82241323-108
16Osasuna8224818-108
17Levante81431216-47
18Elche91441117-67
19Valencia9135615-96
20Málaga8044413-94

Written automatically from match data and reviewed by automated checks.

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