La Liga standings update: Barcelona and Real Madrid maintain early dominance
Barcelona and Real Madrid lead La Liga as the season progresses, with Atletico Madrid and Sevilla close behind.
The latest La Liga table shows FC Barcelona and Real Madrid CF firmly entrenched at the summit after eight matches each. Barcelona sits on 19 points from eight games, recording six wins, one draw and one loss, while Real Madrid leads with 21 points, having won seven and lost one.
Both clubs also enjoyed flawless starts to the campaign, each amassing nine points from their first three fixtures. Barcelona’s early run featured three straight victories, and Real Madrid mirrored that performance with three wins, underscoring their consistency.
Club Atlético de Madrid remains a strong contender, holding 17 points after eight matches with five wins, two draws and one loss. Their early form was similarly impressive, gathering seven points from three games thanks to two wins and a draw.
Sevilla FC, listed simply as Sevilla in the table, occupies the fourth spot with 11 points from eight outings, reflecting three wins, two draws and three defeats. Meanwhile, Deportivo Alavés matches Sevilla’s early three‑game tally of seven points, having secured two wins and a draw.