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La Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional, conosciuta commercialmente come LaLiga (Liga de Fútbol Profesional fino al 2016), è un'organizzazione associativa sportiva spagnola composta dai club e dalle società sportive di calcio coinvolte nelle varie categorie professionali dei campionati spagnoli, per un totale di 42 squadre.
Campeonato Nacional de Liga de Primera División; 1928-29: F. C. Barcelona: Real Madrid F. C. Athletic Club: Primer campeonato profesional. 1929-30: Athletic Club: F. C. Barcelona: Arenas de Guecho: Campeón invicto. 1930-31: Athletic Club: Real Santander R. C. Real Sociedad: Triple empate en la primera posición. 1931-32: Madrid F ...
- Competition: National League Championship
- Organisation
- Name & Sponsorships
- Financial Management
- Technological Resources
- Measures Against Violence, match-fixing & Piracy
- Support For Sport & Society
- International Growth
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The 42 member clubs of LaLiga are grouped into two divisions: Primera División or LaLiga EA Sports (20 clubs) and Segunda Divisiónor LaLiga Hypermotion (22 clubs). In any given season a club plays each of the others in the same division twice, once at their home stadium and once at that of their opponents. This makes for a total of 38 games played ...
Headquartered in Madrid, the institution is also present in 55 countries through its 11 offices and 46 delegates. The majority of the association's social outreach work is carried out by its Foundation.Featuring amongst LaLiga's main responsibilities is the organisation of the professional football competitions, the implementation of a financial co...
In its first statutes, which were passed in 1984, the organisation was officially named as the National Professional Football League, although amongst the media and supporters the institution's name was shortened and informally referred to as La Liga or the Professional Football League, with the acronym "LFP" commonly used. In the 1996/97 season, t...
Cleaning up finances & financial controls
A process involving a clean-up of Spanish football's finances and the implementation of financial control measures began in 2013 in response to the critical financial plight of the majority of the clubs. In an assembly meeting held on 21 May 2014, the clubs approved the Financial Control Regulations for the National Professional Football League Member Clubs and Public Limited Sports Companies, which saw the clubs and SADs self-impose a series of stricter regulations than those enforced by UEF...
Audiovisual Rights
LaLiga's progress and consolidation is also the result of the centralised marketing of the audiovisual rights of the top-flight and second-tier clubs (LALIGA EA SPORTS and LALIGA HYPERMOTION) and public limited sports companies. The centralised sale of audiovisual rights, which represents the clubs' primary source of revenue, was approved during the Congress of Deputies held on 14 May 2015, with the regulations established in the Royal Decree-Law 5/2015. This decree law put an end to the tug-...
Socio-economic impact
The financial activity generated by LaLiga represents a strategic sector. According to a study published by Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) in 2019, the competition generated €15.7 billion in the 2016/17 season, which represented 1.37% of Spain's GDP and provided 185,000 direct and indirect jobpositions. The PwC report reveals that the financial impact of the professional football industry in the 2016/17 season was double the levels recorded in the 2012/13 campaign, when its impact was valued...
Digitalisation
The gradual digitalisation within our society has been mirrored in the professional ranks of the Spanish game, resulting in an enhanced audiovisual product and multimedia development. LaLiga boasts a digital ecosystem that revolves around three elements: channels, services and data, which enable clubs and supporters to interact. Through its website, mobile apps and LaLigaSportsTV, the over-the-top platform launched in early 2019, the institution has achieved the participation of those support...
Audiovisual production
The biggest games in each round of fixtures are recorded using a 4k High Dynamic Range (HDR) system with 20 HDR cameras, whilst for special fixtures (El Clasico or finals) 30 cameras are employed. Since the 2017/18 season, all of the LaLiga stadiums have been equipped with a tactical camera that automatically follows the play and produces a live tactical overview that is made available to the teams' analysts. In addition, the stadiums also boast an aerial camera that is positioned 21 metres a...
Technological tools
Artificial intelligence, a plentiful supply of data and the use of specific tools serve to assist clubs when it comes to making decisions on certain issues. Mediacoach offers the 42 top-flight and second-tier teams statistical and analytic data (supplied by GPS cameras that monitor each player) regarding the performance levels of every player. This allows for analysis of the play and the technical-tactical and fitness aspects involved in a game. Players are provided with access to the Players...
One of the objectives actively pursued by LaLiga is to eradicate violence, xenophobia and racism, match-fixing and audiovisual piracy. In December 2023, the LALIGAVS platform brought together the various actions to prevent hate in professional football. Together with the clubs, LaLiga has promoted more than 700 initiatives aimed at education, preve...
LaLiga Sports
LaLigaSports was founded in 2016 in response to the commitments made under the Royal Decree-Law 5/2015 and as a means to support other Spanish sports apart from football and boost the sports industry in general. The organisation is made up of 64 federations and receives 1% of the revenue from the sale of football's audiovisual rights. One of the association's objectives is to cover the social security payments of elite athletes who compete in other sporting disciplines, as well as funding the...
LaLigaSportsTV
At the start of 2019, LaLiga launched the LaLigaSportsTV platform, an over-the-top service which offers live coverage of a variety of Spanish sports competitions, and that, in addition to football, provides viewers with the latest news of the other sports which receive less media coverage. The platform broadcasts the competitions via streaming, which means that they are available to all users, although some of the coverage is open access and other content requires the payment of a fee. In ter...
Women's football
A LaLiga department to study and promote the female game and support the clubs in their decision-making in relation to the professionalization and visibility of female players and women's football fixtures was opened in 2015.This department was also a driving force behind the creation of the Spanish Association of Women's Football Clubs, which works to promote a broad range of activities that contribute to the development of ladies' football. When created in 2015, the association had 13 found...
The rise in interest in the Spanish game has prompted the global expansion of the National Professional Football League, which has been grounded on three fundamental cornerstones: its international offices, the Global Network and the joint-venture partnerships that the institution has established across the world. The institution's international of...
- 27 July 1984; 39 years ago
- Sports association
Para otras acepciones, véase LFP (desambiguación) . No debe confundirse con Primera División de España, Segunda División de España o Ligue de Football Professionnel. La Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional, también llamada LALIGA y conocida como Liga de Fútbol Profesional ( LFP) hasta la temporada 2015-16, es una asociación deportiva ...
- LaLiga
- Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional
- 26 de julio de 1984 (39 años)
- Fútbol
The Campeonato Nacional de Liga de Primera División, commonly known as the Primera División or LaLiga and officially as LaLiga EA Sports since 2023 for sponsorship reasons, is the top men's professional football division of the Spanish football league system.
Championship. Relegation. Domestic cups. International cups. History. Round-robin amateur tournaments (1891–1931) Professional era tournaments (1931–1966) Metropolitano and Nacional (1967–1985) European-styled seasons (1985–1991) Apertura and Clausura (1991–2012) Inicial and Final (2012–2014) Superfinal (2013–2014)
