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La Liga table predictor

Play out the rest of the season. Edit any club's results and the table re-sorts itself - so you can prove exactly how your lot still catch Madrid.

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Edit any club's W / D / L and goals - the table re-sorts as you type.

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1SevillaCampeón36 left2+36
2AlavésUCL36 left2+34
3Atlético MadridUCL36 left2+24
4BarcelonaUCL37 left1+53
5EspanyolUEL36 left2+23
6Real Madrid37 left1+13
7Real Betis37 left1+13
8Getafe36 left2-23
9Villarreal36 left202
10Deportivo37 left101
11Celta Vigo37 left101
12Valencia37 left101
13Racing Santander36 left2-11
14Rayo Vallecano36 left2-11
15Elche36 left2-51
16Osasuna38 left000
17Real Sociedad37 left1-10
18Athletic ClubRelegated37 left1-20
19MálagaRelegated37 left1-20
20LevanteRelegated37 left1-30

One thing this can't doLaLiga settles a tie on the head-to-head record between the level clubs before it looks at overall goal difference. This predictor works from each club's total wins, draws and goals, which can't tell it who beat whom - so when two clubs finish level on points it separates them on goal difference instead. Points, and therefore who is in the title and European places, are still right; the order of two clubs on identical points may not be.

Sorted on points, then goal difference, then goals scored. Capped at 38 games per club.

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How the predictor works

A La Liga table predictor is just arithmetic you'd rather not do by hand: three points a win, one a draw, then sort. The work is keeping goal difference and every club's remaining fixtures straight while you argue about it. That's what this does - and unlike a generic table calculator, it starts from the actual standings.

  1. Start from the real table. The predictor loads this season's 20 LaLiga clubs with their current record already filled in, so you're editing real results rather than a blank sheet.
  2. Play out the remaining fixtures. Use +W, +D and +L to add results one game at a time, or type straight into a club's wins, draws, losses and goals. Each club is capped at 38 games and shows how many it has left.
  3. Watch the table re-sort. Points and goal difference recalculate on every edit and the table re-orders instantly - points first, then goal difference, then goals scored.
  4. Check who lands where. The Campeón, UCL, UEL and relegation places are marked as you go, so you can see exactly what your club needs. Reset to live results whenever you want to start again.

No sign-up, nothing saved, nothing to install. Refresh and you're back to the real table.

How the LaLiga table is decided

Points first, then head-to-head points between the tied clubs, then head-to-head goal difference, then overall goal difference.

Every club plays 38 games - all 19 rivals home and away. A win is three points, a draw is one, a defeat is nothing. Level on points and the LaLiga separates clubs on head-to-head points between the tied clubs, then head-to-head goal difference, then overall goal difference.

Where this predictor stops short

LaLiga settles a tie on the head-to-head record between the level clubs before it looks at overall goal difference. This predictor works from each club's total wins, draws and goals, which can't tell it who beat whom - so when two clubs finish level on points it separates them on goal difference instead. Points, and therefore who is in the title and European places, are still right; the order of two clubs on identical points may not be.

Why each of the big five breaks a tie differently

What each position is worth

  • 1st - champions of Spain.
  • Top 4 - Champions League league phase.
  • 5th - has recently carried a Europa League place, though European allocation moves with Copa del Rey winners and UEFA coefficients.
  • 18th to 20th - relegated to LaLiga 2.

The predictor marks those zones as the table re-sorts, so you can see the moment your club crosses one.

FAQ

How does the La Liga table predictor work?+

It loads this season's twenty clubs with their current record, then lets you edit any club's wins, draws, losses and goals. Points are recalculated as three for a win and one for a draw, and the table re-sorts instantly on points, goal difference and goals scored.

How is the La Liga table decided?+

Points come first - three for a win, one for a draw. Where LaLiga differs from the Premier League is what happens next: if clubs are level on points, LaLiga looks at the head-to-head record between those clubs first - head-to-head points, then head-to-head goal difference - and only then at overall goal difference. That is why two clubs on identical points can finish in an order that a goal-difference table would not predict.

Does this predictor use head-to-head?+

No, and that is a deliberate limitation worth knowing. The tool works from each club's total wins, draws and goals, which cannot tell it who beat whom, so it separates level clubs on goal difference. Points, and therefore who lands in the title and European places, are still correct - but the order of two clubs sitting on exactly the same points may differ from the official table.

How many games does each club play?+

Thirty-eight - each of the twenty clubs plays every other club home and away. The predictor caps every club at 38 and shows a games-remaining count, so a table cannot drift into an impossible season.

Which places qualify for Europe, and which are relegated?+

The top four go into the Champions League league phase and fifth has recently carried a Europa League spot, though European allocation shifts with Copa del Rey winners and UEFA coefficients. The bottom three - 18th, 19th and 20th - are relegated to LaLiga 2.

Is it free?+

Completely, with no login. If you want your predictions to score themselves against real results, you can run a free La Liga prediction league on Trofeo.live instead.