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La Liga Table & Predictor 2026/27

The 2026/27 La Liga table with every club’s live chances of winning the title, finishing in the top four and going down. Enter your scores for the 261 remaining matches to predict the final table.

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Who will win La Liga and who will go down in 2026/27?

  • Leaders as of 8 November 2026: Barcelona on 33 points. Title favourites: Barcelona at 61.3%.
  • Most likely to go down: Málaga (95.9%), Getafe (49.9%) and Osasuna (37.1%).
  • 40 points bring the relegation risk under 5%; the most likely cut-off is 37 points.
  • The champions are projected to finish on about 91 points.

La Liga 2026/27

Current projection

La Liga 2026/27 table
#TeamPtsPWGD
1Barcelona331211+35
2Real Madrid301210+21
3Atlético Madrid28129+13
4Real Betis26128+5
5Real Sociedad22127+1
6Sevilla18125-2
7Athletic Club16114+4
8Deportivo La Coruña15123+1
9Villarreal15124+2
10Racing Santander14124-13
11Celta Vigo131220
12Alavés13123-2
13Rayo Vallecano12113-6
14Osasuna12123-11
15Espanyol12123-1
16Getafe12123-10
17Levante11122-5
18Elche10122-6
19Valencia9122-12
20Málaga5120-14
Champions LeagueEuropa LeagueConference LeagueRelegation

Relegation battle

40 points bring the relegation risk under 5%. Most likely cut-off: 37 points.

  • Málaga95.9%
    5 pts · 26 games left · 35 short of safety
  • Getafe49.9%
    12 pts · 26 games left · 28 short of safety
  • Osasuna37.1%
    12 pts · 26 games left · 28 short of safety
  • Elche30.6%
    10 pts · 26 games left · 30 short of safety
  • Racing Santander14.7%
    14 pts · 26 games left · 26 short of safety
  • Valencia14.4%
    9 pts · 26 games left · 31 short of safety
  • Espanyol13.9%
    12 pts · 26 games left · 28 short of safety
  • Celta Vigo11.2%
    13 pts · 26 games left · 27 short of safety

Where your team finishes

Pick a team to see its chance of finishing in each position.

Understand the numbers

La Liga relegation odds 2026/27

The clubs most at risk of dropping into the Segunda División right now are Málaga (95.9%), Getafe (49.9%), Osasuna (37.1%), Elche (30.6%), Racing Santander (14.7%), Valencia (14.4%), Espanyol (13.9%), Celta Vigo (11.2%), Levante (11.2%), Alavés (10.9%) and Rayo Vallecano (8.3%). On current projections, 40 points would leave any team with less than a 5% chance of going down.

La Liga title odds

Barcelona are favourites, with a 61.3% chance of winning the league. Also in the race: Real Madrid (34.1%) and Atlético Madrid (4.0%). The champions should finish on about 91 points.

Top-four race

The top four qualify for the Champions League. The best chances right now belong to Barcelona (>99.9%), Real Madrid (99.7%), Atlético Madrid (93.6%), Real Betis (74.9%), Real Sociedad (17.5%) and Villarreal (6.9%).

How the predictor works

The model rates every team on level, attack, defence and club size, based on recent results in all competitions and the quality of the opposition, and adds home advantage. That way, a few early-season results can’t turn an average side into title favourites. From those ratings it estimates how many goals each team should score in every remaining match, then plays out the rest of the season 20,000 times and counts how often each club wins the title, reaches the Champions League or goes down.

When you enter a score, it counts in every simulation and the chances update instantly. The top four qualify for the Champions League, fifth goes to the Europa League and sixth to the Conference League, while the bottom three are relegated to the Segunda División. European places can shift with the Copa del Rey winner and UEFA’s extra spots. Teams level on points are separated by head-to-head first, then goal difference, then goals scored.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the current La Liga table?

Barcelona lead La Liga on 33 points from 12 games, ahead of Real Madrid (30) and Atlético Madrid (28). Elche (10), Valencia (9) and Málaga (5) are in the relegation places.

How does the La Liga table predictor work?

It plays out the 261 remaining La Liga 2026/27 matches 20,000 times. In each simulation, goals are drawn from each team’s strength (level, attack, defence and club size, measured from recent results against opponents of every standard) plus home advantage. A club’s title or relegation chance is the share of simulations in which it happens.

Who will win La Liga in 2026/27?

On the current simulation, Barcelona are favourites with a 61.3% chance of the title. Real Madrid (34.1%) and Atlético Madrid (4.0%) are also in contention.

Who will be relegated from La Liga in 2026/27?

The three clubs most likely to go down automatically right now are Málaga (95.9%), Getafe (49.9%) and Osasuna (37.1%).

How many points are needed to stay up in La Liga?

On the current simulation, a team finishing on 40 points has less than a 5% chance of relegation. The most likely points total for the 17th-placed team, the last one above the drop zone, is 37.

How many points will the La Liga champions need in 2026/27?

The simulation projects the champions to finish on about 91 points, most likely between 85 and 97.

Who will finish in the La Liga top four?

The clubs most likely to finish in the top four, and qualify for the Champions League, are Barcelona (>99.9%), Real Madrid (99.7%), Atlético Madrid (93.6%), Real Betis (74.9%), Real Sociedad (17.5%) and Villarreal (6.9%).

Can I share my prediction?

Yes. Tap Share to create an image of your final table, dated and with a link to the predictor. The link keeps your scores until the next match finishes.