The La Liga title race will receive most of the attention dedicated to Spain’s top flight in the upcoming campaign, but the fight to avoid relegation could be even more dramatic. There will definitely be more clubs involved in the basement battle, with three set to go down to the Segunda Division.
You can find the latest La Liga relegation odds below. We also provide an analysis of how we think the relegation battle will unfold, plus some more general information about La Liga standings and relegation in 2022/23.
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Real Valladolid and Girona are the joint favorites to be relegated. That is understandable since both sides were playing in the Segunda Division last term. The gap between the top two leagues in Spain has grown wider in recent years, so both clubs would consider a 17th-place finish a success.
Almeria were also promoted from the second division in 2021/22, but the sportsbooks give them a better chance of avoiding the drop. Elche, Cadiz and Real Mallorca are also considered likelier candidates for demotion.
The latter duo survived by just a single point last season and are expected to be involved in the relegation tussle once more, while Elche have one of the smallest budgets in La Liga.
The group of outsiders include Getafe and Espanyol, neither of whom finished too far clear of the drop zone last time out. Celta Vigo and Osasuna should be relatively comfortable in the mid-table.
If you would like to pick up some more pointers and tips about how to bet on soccer before you make your predictions for the La Liga 2022/23 standings, have a read through our guide.
At the time of writing, the 2022/23 season has not yet begun. The current standings are therefore ordered alphabetically based on club name, with Almeria at the top and Villarreal at the bottom (do not expect it to stay that way for long).
You can find the La Liga standings for 2021/22 below. As is customary in Spain’s top tier, the bottom three teams were relegated to the Segunda Division – more on that below.
La Liga Standings 2021/22 | Points |
1. Real Madrid | 86 |
2. Barcelona | 73 |
3. Atletico Madrid | 71 |
4. Sevilla | 70 |
5. Real Betis | 65 |
6. Real Sociedad | 62 |
7. Villarreal | 59 |
8. Athletic Bilbao | 55 |
9. Valencia | 48 |
10. Osasuna | 47 |
11. Celta Vigo | 46 |
12. Rayo Vallecano | 42 |
13. Elche | 42 |
14. Espanyol | 42 |
15. Getafe | 39 |
16. Mallorca | 39 |
17. Cadiz | 39 |
18. Granada | 38 |
19. Alaves | 35 |
20. Levante | 31 |
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