Barcelona and Real Madrid level on points after three La Liga matches
Barcelona and Real Madrid sit level on nine points after three La Liga matches, with Atletico Madrid close behind.
After three rounds of La Liga action both FC Barcelona and Real Madrid CF have amassed nine points, each winning all three of their fixtures. Their flawless starts place them joint‑top of the early‑season table, with both sides yet to drop a point.
Barcelona achieved a perfect record of three wins, scoring consistently and conceding none, as reflected in their 9‑point tally from three games. Their early momentum has set a high benchmark for the campaign.
Real Madrid mirrored Barcelona's performance, also recording three victories in three outings. The consistency of their attack and a solid defence have kept them unbeaten and level with their city rivals.
Club Atlético de Madrid follows closely, sitting on seven points after three matches with two wins and a draw. Their unbeaten run positions them as the third‑placed side, still within striking distance of the leaders.
Sevilla and Deportivo Alavés share the fourth spot with seven points each, though Sevilla’s record shows three wins, two draws and three losses, while Alavés recorded two wins and a draw. Both clubs have shown resilience early in the season.
Looking further ahead, the eight‑match snapshot shows Real Madrid leading with 21 points from eight games, having won seven and lost one. Barcelona sits second with 19 points, recording six wins, one draw and one loss.
Atlético Madrid’s eight‑game record stands at 17 points from five wins, two draws and one loss, keeping them firmly in the top three. Their consistency over the longer stretch underlines their title credentials.
Sevilla FC, after eight fixtures, holds six points from two wins and a loss, indicating a mixed start to the campaign. Their position highlights the competitive nature of the mid‑table.
These early standings suggest a tight race at the summit, with Barcelona and Real Madrid vying for supremacy while Atlético Madrid remains a strong challenger. The evolving table will be crucial as teams aim to solidify their positions in the weeks ahead.
