Latest 2024/25 La Liga Standings and Table after game week 13

The La Liga 2024/25 campaign is all set to resume operations this weekend, as some of the biggest Spanish football clubs are gearing up to Challenge the reigning champions Real Madrid for the Spanish title. The fight for Continental qualification for the UEFA Champions League and Europa League is also on the line for the clubs.

All the clubs have already played 11 matches in the current campaign and the title race is shaping up on the top of the table while competition is getting intense in the midtable standings. On the other hand, at the bottom of the points table, clubs are struggling to find their feet whereas, others are battling to stay clear of the relegation zone.

Ahead of the forthcoming game week 12 fixtures are lined up this weekend. On that note, let’s evaluate the current La Liga standings and how teams have performed so far.

The Standings of 2024/25 La Liga Table

The top six in the Latest La Liga standings

As things stand, the big three of Spain Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Atletico Madrid are occupying the top three spots on the points table. Alongside, Villarreal on fourth place. The Bluagrana under the new reign of Hansi Flick has improved remarkably displaying a fluid and attacking style of play netting 40 goals in 13 games the most in the league so far. The Catalans have picked up 11 wins in total and suffered two surprising away defeats against Osasuna and Real Sociedad. Besides that, they look worthy contenders to lift the league with 33 points in hand after beating Los Blancos 4-0 at Santiago Bernabeu.

Meanwhile, the Spanish champions led by Don Carlo are in hot pursuit of the top spot and are pushing hard to close the huge six points gap between them and Barcelona following El Classico’s defeat. Notably, Los they suffered its first league loss in eight victories and three draws, they have 27 points in the tally subsequently ensuring the second place in La Liga standings. Diego Simone’s resilient Atletico Madrid is sitting in the third spot with just 1 point less than their arch-rivals Real Madrid, they also lost their undefeated streak in the League campaign after losing 1-0 to Betis.

Villarreal and Athletic Club Bilbao are 4th and 6th respectively. The Yellow Submarines have earned 24 points while Atletico Madrid have 26 points in 13 games, winning seven of them and playing out five ties. On the other hand, Ernesto Valverde’s managed side collected 20 points after 13 matchweek. Whereas, the surprise package of the season Osasuna recently handed out in form Barcelona their first defeat courtesy of a 4-2 win at home – following the triumph they have 21 points in the bag, and they are in the 5th place.

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How does this season’s middle of the La Liga Table look so far?

Now we are moving down to midtable affairs, standings are seemingly more tightly contested as all the teams from 7th to 12th position on the points tally have favorable odds to climb up the rankings into the top six and secure continental football next season. RCD Mallorca have been impressive in their campaign, earning 18 points so far in 9th place having equal points to 8th placed Real Sociedad but trailing in Goal differences. Meanwhile, another Madrid-based outfit Rayo Vallecano has 16 points and Celta Viga both have 17 points and are standing in 12th and 11th position respectively.

The 7th place in the mid-table is occupied by Real Betis while Sevilla has gone down to the 13th spot, and last season’s sensation Girona has 18 points are is sitting in the 10th position in the table. Leganes has points in 13 outings while Las Palmas has 12 points in 13 games.

The La Liga 2024/25 Relegation battle

In the 19th position, it’s Real Valladolid with 9 points and an unwanted record goal difference of -15 worst figure in the league so far. Valladolid have conceded 25 goals in 13 matches picturing their defensive instability. Espanyol is sitting at the third-last spot with ten points with three wins, one draw and eight losses making it difficult for them to bounce back from the bottom of the table without a miracle.

The fallen giants of Spain Valencia have faced a challenging start to the league endeavours having last finished in the top four in the 2018/2019 season. The club face several challenges in management, player retention and financial constraints and all have resulted in the current situation, as they stand at the bottom after another 3-2 defeat to Las Palmas and recent 1-1 draw to Getafe this weekend.

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