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La Liga Winners List: Every La Liga Winner Since 1929

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In this article, weโ€™ll be taking a look at all La Liga winners since its inception in 1929.

La Liga is the premier soccer league in Spain. It was started in 1929 as a means to bring all the different regional soccer teams in Spain under one umbrella. Since then, La Liga has seen nine different teams win the title. Real Madrid is the most successful team with 35 La Liga titles, followed by FC Barcelona with 27 titles.

In this article, weโ€™ll take a look at all the La Liga winners, the most successful teams, and the table of each season to get a glimpse of that year.

So, letโ€™s get started!

Number of La Liga Titles Won By Teams

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Before diving into the list of all the La Liga winners, letโ€™s take a look at the number of titles each team has won.

ClubsLa Liga TitlesRunners-up
Real Madrid3525
Barcelona2727
Atletico Madrid1110
Athletic Bilbao87
Valencia66
Real Sociedad23
Deportivo La Coruรฑa15
Sevilla14
Real Betis10
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List of La Liga Winners Since 1929

Hereโ€™s the list of all La Liga winners since 1929.

SeasonWinnersRunners-up
1929BarcelonaReal Madrid
1929โ€“30Athletic BilbaoBarcelona
1930โ€“31Athletic BilbaoRacing Santander
1931โ€“32Real MadridAthletic Bilbao
1932โ€“33Real MadridAthletic Bilbao
1933โ€“34Athletic BilbaoReal Madrid
1934โ€“35Real BetisReal Madrid
1935โ€“36Athletic BilbaoReal Madrid
1936โ€“37Canceled due to Civil War
1937โ€“38Canceled due to Civil War
1938โ€“39Canceled due to Civil War
1939โ€“40Atlรฉtico AviaciรณnSevilla
1940โ€“41Atlรฉtico AviaciรณnAthletic Bilbao
1941โ€“42ValenciaReal Madrid
1942โ€“43Athletic BilbaoSevilla
1943โ€“44ValenciaAtlรฉtico Aviaciรณn
1944โ€“45BarcelonaReal Madrid
1945โ€“46SevillaBarcelona
1946โ€“47ValenciaAthletic Bilbao
1947โ€“48BarcelonaValencia
1948โ€“49BarcelonaValencia
1949โ€“50Atlรฉtico MadridDeportivo La Coruรฑa
1950โ€“51Atlรฉtico MadridSevilla
1951โ€“52BarcelonaAthletic Bilbao
1952โ€“53BarcelonaValencia
1953โ€“54Real MadridBarcelona
1954โ€“55Real MadridBarcelona
1955โ€“56Athletic BilbaoBarcelona
1956โ€“57Real MadridSevilla
1957โ€“58Real MadridAtlรฉtico Madrid
1958โ€“59BarcelonaReal Madrid
1959โ€“60BarcelonaReal Madrid
1960โ€“61Real MadridAtlรฉtico Madrid
1961โ€“62Real MadridBarcelona
1962โ€“63Real MadridAtlรฉtico Madrid
1963โ€“64Real MadridBarcelona
1964โ€“65Real MadridAtlรฉtico Madrid
1965โ€“66Atlรฉtico MadridReal Madrid
1966โ€“67Real MadridBarcelona
1967โ€“68Real MadridBarcelona
1968โ€“69Real MadridLas Palmas
1969โ€“70Atlรฉtico MadridAthletic Bilbao
1970โ€“71ValenciaBarcelona
1971โ€“72Real MadridValencia
1972โ€“73Atlรฉtico MadridBarcelona
1973โ€“74BarcelonaAtlรฉtico Madrid
1974โ€“75Real MadridZaragoza
1975โ€“76Real MadridBarcelona
1976โ€“77Atlรฉtico MadridBarcelona
1977โ€“78Real MadridBarcelona
1978โ€“79Real MadridSporting de Gijรณn
1979โ€“80Real MadridReal Sociedad
1980โ€“81Real SociedadReal Madrid
1981โ€“82Real SociedadBarcelona
1982โ€“83Athletic BilbaoReal Madrid
1983โ€“84Athletic BilbaoReal Madrid
1984โ€“85BarcelonaAtlรฉtico Madrid
1985โ€“86Real MadridBarcelona
1986โ€“87Real MadridBarcelona
1987โ€“88Real MadridReal Sociedad
1988โ€“89Real MadridBarcelona
1989โ€“90Real MadridValencia
1990โ€“91BarcelonaAtlรฉtico Madrid
1991โ€“92BarcelonaReal Madrid
1992โ€“93BarcelonaReal Madrid
1993โ€“94BarcelonaDeportivo La Coruรฑa
1994โ€“95Real MadridDeportivo La Coruรฑa
1995โ€“96Atlรฉtico MadridValencia
1996โ€“97Real MadridBarcelona
1997โ€“98BarcelonaAthletic Bilbao
1998โ€“99BarcelonaReal Madrid
1999โ€“2000Deportivo La CorunaBarcelona
2000โ€“01Real MadridDeportivo La Coruรฑa
2001โ€“02ValenciaDeportivo La Coruรฑa
2002โ€“03Real MadridReal Sociedad
2003โ€“04ValenciaBarcelona
2004โ€“05BarcelonaReal Madrid
2005โ€“06BarcelonaReal Madrid
2006โ€“07Real MadridBarcelona
2007โ€“08Real MadridVillarreal
2008โ€“09BarcelonaReal Madrid
2009โ€“10BarcelonaReal Madrid
2010โ€“11BarcelonaReal Madrid
2011โ€“12Real MadridBarcelona
2012โ€“13BarcelonaReal Madrid
2013โ€“14Atlรฉtico MadridBarcelona
2014โ€“15BarcelonaReal Madrid
2015โ€“16BarcelonaReal Madrid
2016โ€“17Real MadridBarcelona
2017โ€“18BarcelonaAtlรฉtico Madrid
2018-19BarcelonaAtlรฉtico Madrid
2019-20Real MadridBarcelona
2020-21Atletico MadridReal Madrid
2021-22Real MadridBarcelona
2022-23BarcelonaReal Madrid
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La Liga Table of Every Season Since 1929

1929 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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The 1929 season was the inaugural season of La Liga (known as Primera Division back then). It was a short one, with just 10 participating teams, and lasted from 10 February 1929 to 23 June 1929.

Barcelona won the title on the final day by beating Real Uniรณn and Real Madrid losing to Athletic Bilbao (Athletic Club).

1929/30 Season โ€“ Athletic Club

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1930/31 Season โ€“ Athletic Club

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1931/32 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1932/33 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1933/34 Season โ€“ Athletic Club

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1934/35 Season โ€“ Real Betis

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1935/36 Season โ€“ Athletic Club

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The 1935/36 season was the last La Liga season to be played before the start of the Spanish Civil War. The first seven years marked an era of dominance by Athletic Club (Athletic Bilbao), winning four La Liga titles โ€“ a dominance they would not be able to replicate post-war.

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Athletic Bilbao team

1939/40 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid (Atlรฉtico Aviaciรณn)

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1940/41 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid (Atlรฉtico Aviaciรณn)

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1941/42 Season โ€“ Valencia CF

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1942/43 Season โ€“ Athletic Club

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1943/44 Season โ€“ Valencia CF

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1944/45 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1945/46 Season โ€“ Sevilla

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1946/47 Season โ€“ Valencia CF

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1947/48 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1948/49 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1949/50 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid

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1950/51 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid

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1951/52 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1952/53 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1953/54 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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Real Madrid won their third La Liga in the 1953/54 season, 21 years after they last won the title. Though, this time it would be different. A super team led by Alfredo di Stefano, they won 4 titles in the next 5 seasons. Real Madrid went on to dominate the Spanish League for almost three decades.

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1954/55 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1955/56 Season โ€“ Athletic Club

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1956/57 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1957/58 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1958/59 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1959/60 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1960/61 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1961/62 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1962/63 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1963/64 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1964/65 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1965/66 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid

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1966/67 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1967/68 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1968/69 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1969/70 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid

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1970/71 Season โ€“ Valencia CF

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1971/72 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid

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1972/73 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid

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1973/74 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1974/75 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1975/76 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1976/77 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid

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1977/78 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1978/79 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1979/80 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1980/81 Season โ€“ Real Sociedad

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The 1980/81 season could be seen as a surprise by some, with Real Sociedad winning La Liga. But it was anything but. Having lost to Real Madrid a year before by a point, Real Sociedad crossed over the line this season by beating Madrid on head-to-heads.

Although Real Sociedad had the same points, and a lower goal difference than Real Madrid, they had a superior head-to-head record.

1981/82 Season โ€“ Real Sociedad

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1982/83 Season โ€“ Athletic Club

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1983/84 Season โ€“ Athletic Club

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1984/85 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1985/86 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1986/87 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1987/88 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1988/89 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1989/90 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1990/91 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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It was finally time to break Real Madridโ€™s foothold in La Liga, and Johan Cruyff was the man to do it with his dream team at Barcelona. Although they were always seen as rivals, it was during this era that Barcelona started going toe-to-toe with Madrid in title challenges.

Barcelona went on to win four consecutive titles from 1990 to 1994, a feat they havenโ€™t repeated since.

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1991/92 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1992/93 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1993/94 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1994/95 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1995/96 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid

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1996/97 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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1997/98 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1998/99 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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1999/00 Season โ€“ Deportivo

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The 1999/00 season crowned a first-time La Liga champion in Deportivo de La Coruna. After an impressive 90s run, with close title encounters, Deportivo closed the millennium by finally getting their hands on the La Liga title.

2000/01 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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2001/02 Season โ€“ Valencia CF

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2002/03 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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2003/04 Season โ€“ Valencia CF

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2004/05 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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2005/06 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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2006/07 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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2007/08 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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2008/09 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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2009/10 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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2010/11 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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2011/12 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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2012/13 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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2013/14 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid

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2014/15 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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2015/16 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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2016/17 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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2017/18 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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2018/19 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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2019/20 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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2020/21 Season โ€“ Atletico de Madrid

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2021/22 Season โ€“ Real Madrid

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2022/23 Season โ€“ FC Barcelona

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FAQs About La Liga Winners

Who has won the most La Liga in history?

Real Madrid has won the most La Liga titles in history with 35 titles.

Who has won the most La Liga in the last 10 years?

In the last 10 years, Barcelona has won the most La Liga titles with 5 wins. Real Madrid has won 3 titles and Atletico Madrid has won 2.

Which team won La Liga in 2000?

Deportivo La Coruna won La Liga in the 1999/2000 season. It is a team based in La Coruna, Galicia in Spain. This was the first and only La Liga title won by Deportivo.

How many La Liga has Messi won?

In his 17 seasons at Barcelona, Messi won 10 La Liga titles.

Has any team got 100 points in La Liga?

Yes, two teams have gotten to 100 points in La Liga. Real Madrid won the title with 100 points in the 2011/12 season, and Barcelona did it in the next season.


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