La Liga 2026/27 Predicted Table: Title, Top Four and Relegation Chances

This table shows how the La Liga 2026/27 season is likely to end. We play out every remaining match 10,000 times with our prediction model, then count how often each club finishes where.

#ClubPlayedPointsProjected pointsTitleTop fourBottom three
1Barcelona7219279%>99%0%
2Real Madrid7158115%96%0%
3Atletico Madrid716744%82%<1%
4Real Betis716692%66%<1%
5Villarreal7854<1%11%3%
6Rayo Vallecano7853<1%9%4%
7Real Sociedad71053<1%8%4%
8Sevilla71352<1%6%4%
9Athletic Bilbao6851<1%7%6%
10Celta Vigo7749<1%5%7%
11Alavés711460%2%13%
12Valencia7445<1%2%15%
13Getafe7845<1%2%16%
14Osasuna78440%1%20%
15Levante6543<1%1%23%
16Espanyol77420%1%24%
17Elche75420%1%26%
18Deportivo710390%<1%34%
19Racing Santander77390%<1%39%
20Málaga73320%<1%64%

Sorted by projected points. The bottom three are relegated.

How this works

  • Team strength comes from our Elo ratings, the same ones behind every match prediction on this site.
  • Each remaining match is drawn from the model’s full score distribution, so goal difference counts too.
  • Clubs level on points are split by goal difference, then goals scored. Leagues that look at head to head results first can differ slightly.
  • Inside each simulated season the ratings move after every match, the same way our real ratings do. A club that starts well is rated higher for the rest of that run.

See every La Liga fixture and match preview, read how our predictions work, or check how accurate the model has been.

Results through 20 September 2026. This page updates by itself after each match day.

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