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A message from Soccer-Spain
A new season is under way, and COVID is behind us. Or is it? The world has changed in the last five years or so, and many people are waking up to the fact that we are all being played by globalist powers who do not have the interests of "the common man" at heart. They now control the politicians, the media, the large corporations and the international organisations such as the UN and the WHO, and we are being fed propaganda by all of these to make us believe their narrative: climate change, war, diversity, mass immigration, social credit, green energy, pandemics, "safe and effective" vaccines (to which many of us have lost friends and family), etc., all of which is aimed at controlling (and reducing) the population, making the rich even richer, and destroying our family values.
Anyone who stands up to this is being vilified by the controlled mainstream press, but the truth is gradually getting out through social media such as X, and the tide is turning as people see their daily lives affected. The battle is on though, and the next few months will be, to say the least, interesting. As Shakespeare said, "All the world's a stage", so pick up the popcorn, sit back and watch.
As mentioned in previous messages, here at Soccer-Spain we have been keeping our site going on a minimalist basis, if only to try and shed a bit of light on what is going on, and our X site at @LoveLaLiga continues to put out information that you won't see in the mainstream press. Some of you of course will not agree with us, but all we are asking is that you question what you are being told, look at alternative facts with an open mind, and decide for yourself. What has happened to us over the last few years is by no means normal and, if you connect the dots, we hope that you can see that is all part of a larger agenda. The more of us who become aware of this, the more the chance of pushing back and restoring some semblance of normality. We hope that these few words help with that.
If you want to find out more, check out some of the links here:
English
Spanish
La Liga's top goalscorers for the 2025-26 season
2024/25 Copa del Rey
Final: Barcelona 3 - Real Madrid 2 (after extra time)
Euro 2024
Spain champions!
UEFA Nations League 2025
Spain lost to Portugal in the final after a penalty shoot out. (08.06.25)
World Cup 2022
Club World Cup: Summer 2025
Intercontinental Cup final, 2024/25: Real Madrid 3 - Pachuca 0
European Super Cup, 2024/25: Real Madrid 2 - Atalanta 0
Spanish Super Cup
Winners 2024/25: Barcelona
Winners 2023/24: Real Madrid
Winners 2022/23: Barcelona
Winners 2021/22: Real Madrid
Winners 2020/21: Athletic Bilbao
Our apologies to our readers for the problems we are having. Unfortunately some of the features on our site are no longer supported by service providers, and we have decided to scale down our activities to a minimum. Consequently, some of the links, in particular, historic information, will no longer be available. Thank you for your understanding.
Summary of 2024/2025
| League champions | Barcelona |
| Spanish cup winners | Barcelona |
| Promoted to the first division | Levante, Elche, Oviedo |
| Relegated to the second division A | Leganés, Las Palmas, Valladolid |
| Promoted to the second division A | Ceuta, Cultual Leonesa, Andorra, Real Sociedad B |
| Relegated to the second division B | Eldense, Tenerife, Racing Ferrol, Cartagena |
| Champions League | Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid, Athletic Bilbao, Villarreal | Villarreal
| Europa League | Betis, Celta |
| Conference League | Rayo Vallecano |
| European Super Cup | None |
| Spanish Super Cup | Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid, Athletic Bilbao |
| Club World Cup | Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid |
| Athletic | 0-1 | Alavés |
| Atlético | 2-0 | Villarreal |
| Barcelona | 6-0 | Valencia |
| Celta | 1-1 | Girona |
| Espanyol | - | Mallorca |
| Getafe | 2-0 | Oviedo |
| Levante | 2-2 | Betis |
| Osasuna | 2-0 | Rayo |
| Real Soc | 1-2 | R Madrid |
| Sevilla | 2-2 | Elche | Day 4 - 14 Sep |
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