Spanish La Liga

Spanish La Liga

 

Spanish La Liga

La Liga (Campeonato Nacional de Liga de Primera División) is the name of the Spanish football alliance and has existed since 1929. The main division is called Primera División (which is regularly alluded to La Liga) and the second is called Segunda División. Since 1997 are 20 clubs taking part in the top class of La Liga.

History

The main football alliance in Spain was The Catalan football title (Campionat de Catalunya), set up in 1901. After the making of the La Liga, The Catalan football title existed together with the public class for certain years until it was dropped in 1940. 

La Liga, the principal public football group in Spain was established in 1929 (the main season began in February that year and finished in June). Right now, it comprised of one division, Primera División, and contained ten clubs. The quantities of clubs would later extend at a few events. In 1987, it arrived at 20 clubs and that have stayed aside from a brief period (1995-1997) with 22 clubs.

Top goalscorers

The alliance's untouched driving goalscorer is Lionel Messi who has (in May 2020) made 438 objectives in Barcelona. Messi is additionally the solitary player to score multiple times during one season (it ought to be seen that the quantities of games per season has moved over occasions; as an examination Telmo Zarra scored multiple times in the 1950-51 season when each group just played 30 games). 

On the second spot among goalscorers is Cristiano Ronaldo who completed 311 objectives in Real Madrid on 292 appearances (an objective proportion record in the alliance). 

Other eminent goalscorers in the group are Hugo Sánches (234 objectives for Real Madrid 1981-1994), Raúl (228 objectives for Real Madrid 1994-2010), and Alfredo Di Stéfano (227 objectives for Real Madrid 1953-1966).