We've delved through the archives and picked out every winner of La Liga since its inception in 1929.
Real Madrid are the most successful club in La Liga history with 36 titles, nine more than their storied rivals Barcelona, though the Catalan outfit have triumphed more than any other club in the 21st century.
A total of nine different clubs have been crowned La Liga champions, including Atletico Madrid, Athletic Club, Valencia, Real Sociedad, Deportivo La Coruna and Andalusia's two clubs, Sevilla and Real Betis.
Barcelona have completed the double more than anyone else - La Liga and Copa del Rey - with a total of eight, three more than Athletic Club.
Barcelona are also the only Spanish club to have won the treble - La Liga, Copa del Rey and European Cup/UEFA Champions League - more than once, accomplishing the feat most recently in 2015.
La Liga winners list
1929-1936
Year | Champions | Runners-up |
1929 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
1929/30 | Athletic Club | Barcelona |
1930/31 | Athletic Club | Racing Santander |
1931/32 | Madrid FC (Real Madrid) | Athletic Club |
1932/33 | Madrid FC (Real Madrid) | Athletic Club |
1933/34 | Athletic Club | Madrid FC (Real Madrid) |
1934/35 | Real Betis | Madrid FC (Real Madrid) |
1935/36 | Athletic Club | Madrid FC (Real Madrid) |
1939-1950
Year | Champions | Runners-up |
1939/40 | Atletico Aviacion (Atletico Madrid) | Sevilla |
1940/41 | Atletico Aviacion (Atletico Madrid) | Athletic Club |
1941/42 | Valencia | Real Madrid |
1942/43 | Athletic Club | Sevilla |
1943/44 | Valencia | Atletico Aviacion (Atletico Madrid) |
1944/45 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
1945/46 | Sevilla | Barcelona |
1946/47 | Valencia | Athletic Club |
1947/48 | Barcelona | Valencia |
1948/49 | Barcelona | Valencia |
1949/50 | Atletico Madrid | Deportivo La Coruna |
1951-1960
Year | Champions | Runners-up |
1950/51 | Atletico Madrid | Sevilla |
1951/52 | Barcelona | Athletic Club |
1952/53 | Barcelona | Valencia |
1953/54 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1954/55 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1955/56 | Athletic Club | Barcelona |
1956/57 | Real Madrid | Sevilla |
1957/58 | Real Madrid | Atletico Madrid |
1958/59 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
1959/60 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
1961-1970
Year | Champions | Runners-up |
1960/61 | Real Madrid | Atletico Madrid |
1961/62 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1962/63 | Real Madrid | Atletico Madrid |
1963/64 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1964/65 | Real Madrid | Atletico Madrid |
1965/66 | Atletico Madrid | Real Madrid |
1966/67 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1967/68 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1968/69 | Real Madrid | Las Palmas |
1969/70 | Atletico Madrid | Athletic Club |
1971-1980
Year | Champions | Runners-up |
1970/71 | Valencia | Barcelona |
1971/72 | Real Madrid | Valencia |
1972/73 | Atletico Madrid | Barcelona |
1973/74 | Barcelona | Atletico Madrid |
1974/75 | Real Madrid | Zaragoza |
1975/76 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1976/77 | Atletico Madrid | Barcelona |
1977/78 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1978/79 | Real Madrid | Sporting Gijon |
1979/80 | Real Madrid | Real Sociedad |
1981-1990
Year | Champions | Runners-up |
1980/81 | Real Sociedad | Real Madrid |
1981/82 | Real Sociedad | Barcelona |
1982/83 | Athletic Club | Real Madrid |
1983/84 | Athletic Club | Real Madrid |
1984/85 | Barcelona | Atletico Madrid |
1985/86 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1986/87 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1987/88 | Real Madrid | Real Sociedad |
1988/89 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1989/90 | Real Madrid | Valencia |
1991-2000
Year | Champions | Runners-up |
1990/91 | Barcelona | Atletico Madrid |
1991/92 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
1992/93 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
1993/94 | Barcelona | Deportivo La Coruna |
1994/95 | Real Madrid | Deportivo La Coruna |
1995/96 | Atletico Madrid | Valencia |
1996/97 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
1997/98 | Barcelona | Athletic Club |
1998/99 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
1999/00 | Deportivo La Coruna | Barcelona |
2001-2010
Year | Champions | Runners-up |
2000/01 | Real Madrid | Deportivo La Coruna |
2001/02 | Valencia | Deportivo La Coruna |
2002/03 | Real Madrid | Real Sociedad |
2003/04 | Valencia | Barcelona |
2004/05 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
2005/06 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
2006/07 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
2007/08 | Real Madrid | Villarreal |
2008/09 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
2009/10 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
2011-2020
Year | Champions | Runners-up |
2010/11 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
2011/12 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
2012/13 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
2013/14 | Atletico Madrid | Barcelona |
2014/15 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
2015/16 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
2016/17 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
2017/18 | Barcelona | Atletico Madrid |
2018/19 | Barcelona | Atletico Madrid |
2019/20 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
2021-2024
Year | Champions | Runners-up |
2020/21 | Atletico Madrid | Real Madrid |
2021/22 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
2022/23 | Barcelona | Real Madrid |
2023/24 | Real Madrid | Barcelona |
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