{"id":57929,"date":"2025-08-18T00:22:00","date_gmt":"2025-08-17T22:22:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/weisetech.dev\/fc-barcelona-noticias\/en\/laliga-standings-on-matchday-1-barcelona-is-leader_314193_102\/"},"modified":"2026-03-27T11:33:34","modified_gmt":"2026-03-27T10:33:34","slug":"laliga-standings-on-matchday-1-barcelona-is-leader_314193_102","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.fcbarcelonanoticias.com\/en\/laliga\/laliga-standings-on-matchday-1-barcelona-is-leader_314193_102.html","title":{"rendered":"LaLiga Standings on Matchday 1: Bar\u00e7a, First Leader of the 25\/26 Season"},"content":{"rendered":"

LaLiga standings on matchday 1: Bar\u00e7a, first leader of the 25\/26 season<\/h2> \r\n
\r\n \r\n \r\n Calendar of FC Barcelona <\/a>\r\n<\/div>

Hansi Flick’s FC Barcelona<\/strong> is, for the moment, the leader of LaLiga EA Sports 2025\/26<\/strong> on its matchday 1. The Blaugrana team began the defense of the title with a thrashing at Son Moix against Mallorca (0-3)<\/a> that allows them to maintain the lead thanks to goal difference.<\/p>

Raphinha, Ferran Torres and Lamine Yamal<\/strong> scored the goals for a Bar\u00e7a that played with two more players from the 39th minute, thanks to the expulsions of Manu Morlanes and Vedat Muriqi. <\/p>

The Brazilian’s goal came in the 7th minute, while the ‘Shark’ extended the lead in the 23rd minute, with controversy included<\/a>. Towards the end, in the fourth minute of added time, Lamine closed the scoring with a blast from outside the area.<\/p>

LaLiga EA Sports 2025\/26 Standings on Matchday 1<\/h2>
Pos.<\/th> \t\t\tClub<\/th> \t\t\tPJ<\/th> \t\t\tPts.<\/th> \t\t\tGD<\/th> \t\t<\/tr><\/thead>
1<\/strong><\/td> \t\t\tFC Barcelona<\/strong><\/td> \t\t\t1<\/strong><\/td> \t\t\t3<\/strong><\/td> \t\t\t3<\/strong><\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
2<\/td> \t\t\tRayo Vallecano<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t3<\/td> \t\t\t2<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
3<\/td> \t\t\tVillarreal<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t3<\/td> \t\t\t2<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
4<\/td> \t\t\tGetafe<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t3<\/td> \t\t\t2<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
5<\/td> \t\t\tAthletic Club<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t3<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
6<\/td> \t\t\tAlav\u00e9s<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t3<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
7<\/td> \t\t\tEspanyol<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t3<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
8<\/td> \t\t\tElche<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
9<\/td> \t\t\tReal Betis<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
10<\/td> \t\t\tValencia<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
1<\/td> \t\t\tReal Sociedad<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
12<\/td> \t\t\tOsasuna<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
13<\/td> \t\t\tReal Madrid<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
14<\/td> \t\t\tSevilla<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t-1<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
15<\/td> \t\t\tLevante<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t-1<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
16<\/td> \t\t\tAtl\u00e9tico Madrid<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t-1<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
17<\/td> \t\t\tGirona<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t-2<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
18<\/td> \t\t\tReal Oviedo<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t-2<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
19<\/td> \t\t\tCelta de Vigo<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t-2<\/td> \t\t<\/tr>
20<\/td> \t\t\tRCD Mallorca<\/td> \t\t\t1<\/td> \t\t\t0<\/td> \t\t\t-3<\/td> \t\t<\/tr> <\/tbody> <\/table>

The matchday started on Friday with Girona’s<\/strong> defeat at home against Rayo (1-3)<\/strong> and Villarreal’s<\/strong> victory at home against newly promoted Real Oviedo (2-0)<\/strong>.<\/p>

On Saturday, in addition to Bar\u00e7a’s victory, Alav\u00e9s<\/strong> also added three points, at home against the cul\u00e9s’ next opponent, Levante (2-1)<\/strong>. Valencia and Real Sociedad<\/strong>, meanwhile, drew at Mestalla (1-1).<\/p>

On Sunday, there were victories for Getafe, Athletic and Espanyol<\/strong>, with a total of seven teams adding 3 points, with a better goal difference for Barcelona (+3).<\/p>

Atl\u00e9tico, big disappointment of the first matchday<\/h2>
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Atl\u00e9tico de Madrid players lament the defeat against Espanyol (2-1)<\/div> <\/div> <\/div>

Espanyol’s victory, without a doubt, was the big surprise so far of the opening matchday. The ‘pericos’ came back against Atl\u00e9tico de Madrid in Cornell\u00e0 (2-1)<\/strong> with goals from Miguel Rubio and Pere Milla. Juli\u00e1n \u00c1lvarez, with a free kick, had put the ‘colchoneros’ ahead before the break.<\/p>

‘Aleti’ has spent 175 million euros on signings this summer<\/strong>, with up to nine incorporations. However, Diego Simeone’s team fails to take off and debuted with a tough defeat on Catalan soil.<\/p>

Athletic, meanwhile, struggled to defeat Sevilla at San Mam\u00e9s (3-2)<\/strong>. The Hispalenses came back from the initial goals of Nico Williams (from a penalty) and Sannadi through Lukebakio and Agoum\u00e9. However, Robert Navarro, nine minutes from the end, gave the victory to Ernesto Valverde’s team.<\/p>

In Vigo, Celta was also surprised by Getafe<\/strong>. Javier Bordal\u00e1s’ team took the victory thanks to goals from Liso and Uche. The matchday continues on Monday with Elche<\/strong> hosting Betis<\/strong> and ends on Tuesday with Real Madrid-Osasuna<\/a>.<\/p>

All the results of matchday 1<\/h2>
  1. Girona 1-3 Rayo Vallecano<\/li> \t
  2. Villarreal 2-0 Real Oviedo<\/li> \t
  3. RCD Mallorca 0-3 FC Barcelona<\/strong><\/li> \t
  4. Alav\u00e9s 2-1 Levante<\/li> \t
  5. Valencia 1-1 Real Sociedad<\/li> \t
  6. Celta de Vigo 0-2 Getafe<\/li> \t
  7. Athletic Club 3-2 Sevilla<\/li> \t
  8. Espanyol 2-1 Atl\u00e9tico Madrid<\/li> \t
  9. Elche vs Betis (Monday, 21:00 h)<\/li> \t
  10. Real Madrid vs Osasuna (Tuesday, 21:00 h)<\/li> <\/ol>