Barcelona now have 29 La Liga titles to their name, putting them just seven behind Real Madrid's all-time record of 36 titles

One current player with his name on one of those prestigious records lists is Kylian Mbappe. He has scored in four consecutive matches against Barcelona, netting six in that time, which is a record only battered by Ivan Zamorano (Madrid), Quini (Barcelona) and Cristiano Ronaldo (Madrid).

The 2025-26 La Liga season is here, and Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid have run out of time to retake the division crown from Barcelona.

With a 29th championship win, the Catalans are also another title closer to Real Madrid’s national record—the team from the capital leads with 36. What makes this current run of La Liga dominance especially impressive is the level of achievement at a time when the club has struggled massively from a financial perspective.

Hansi Flick's side will complete their Spanish league title defence if they avoid defeat in next Sunday's home Clasico with Real Madrid

Barcelona are once again champions of Spain after securing their 29th La Liga title with a huge victory over Real Madrid at Spotify Camp Nou.The celebrations began immediately after the final