LaLiga Standings 25-26 After Barça's Rout of Oviedo

Published New:25/01/2026 - 18:57h

Updated New:25/01/2026 - 18:57h

Barcelona regained the lead in LaLiga after thrashing Oviedo (3-0). The Catalans have 51 points, one more than Real Madrid (51) and eight ahead of Atlético (44)

FC Barcelona remains the undisputed leader of LaLiga EA Sports 2025/26 after thrashing Real Oviedo at the Spotify Camp Nou (3-0). Dani Olmo, Raphinha, and Lamine Yamal, the latter with an acrobatic finish to remember, scored the goals that keep Hansi Flick's team at the top of the table with 52 points

After a scoreless first half, Barça opened the scoring in the 52nd minute with Olmo's sixth goal of the season. Following pressure from Lamine, **Oviedo's defense made two consecutive errors** in their build-up play, allowing the player from Terrassa to finish first-time with a precise shot.

Five minutes later, Raphinha sealed the match with another superb finish against Aarón Escandell, following a childish error by David Costas with a very short back pass that left the Brazilian one-on-one. In the 73rd minute, Yamal completed the rout with a fantastic overhead kick, taking advantage of a cross from Dani to finish with his right foot.

LaLiga EA Sports 2025/26 Standings on Matchday 21

Pos.	Club	PJ	PTS	DG
1️⃣	FC Barcelona	21	52	35
2️⃣	Real Madrid	21	51	28
3️⃣	Atlético Madrid	21	44	21
4️⃣	Villarreal	20	41	16
5️⃣	Espanyol	21	34	0
6️⃣	Betis	20	32	8

Barça maintains sole lead after 21 matchdays

This way, Barça reached 52 points and retains the sole lead with 52 points, one more than Real Madrid (51) after 21 matchdays. On Saturday, the Whites had temporarily taken the top spot after defeating Villarreal with a brace from Kylian Mbappé (0-2).

The 'Yellow Submarine' is now fourth with 41 points, three less than **Atlético de Madrid** (44). The 'Colchoneros' regained third place after thrashing **Mallorca** (3-0), although the Castellón team still has a pending match against Levante.

In the next matchday, Barcelona will visit Elche on Saturday, January 31st, while Real Madrid will host Rayo on Sunday, February 1st. Atlético, for their part, will travel to Valencia to visit Levante. Matchday 21 still has a couple of games to play, with much to be decided in the European competition spots.