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beIN SPORTS » Seasons 2018-2021 beIN SPORTS has the exclusive multi-platform broadcast rights in both English and Spanish-language for the USA. La Liga matches are shown across beIN SPORTS network (beiN SPORTS in English and beIN SPORTS en Español in Spanish, as well as on the beIN CONNECT digital platform which provides overflow programming. Available on: beIN SPORTS beIN SPORTS en Español beIN SPORTS CONNECT

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Barcelona takes swipe at Maradona over Messi criticism

The Catalans have hit back at their former player.

Maradona will call Messi to explain scathing interview in Mexican TV show

The legendary footballer made headlines after aiming several digs about Messi's leadership skills inside Argentina's National Team.

Real Madrid to rival Barcelona with $93M bid for highly-rated midfielder

The midfielder is seen as the Blaugrana's main transfer target, but Los Blancos won't let them have their man without a fight.

La Liga president aims dig at the EPL, refutes claim that Ronaldo is missed in Spain

The Spanish league chief has fired shots at the English Premiership together with Cristiano Ronaldo.

Real Madrid president plots three winter window transfers

Los Blancos' season resembles a train wreck, and Florentino Pérez seems ready to splash cash to shift the tide.

Kroos shares discomfort over role at Real Madrid under Lopetegui

The German midfielder also shared his views on Die Mannschaft's current situation and how coach Joachim Löw still can make things work for them.

Eden Hazard rules out winter transfer to Real Madrid

The Belgian playmaker went on to state he is quite interested in playing in the Spanish top flight to realize his childhood dreams.

Bale played key role in Zidane's Real Madrid exit last summer

The French coach was not satisfied with the way the team's execs handled their transfer business this summer, which eventually led to his resignation.

Real Madrid boss given one last chance by Florentino Pérez

Julen Lopetegui has been in charge of one of the worst starts in club history, but Los Blancos' president has already offered him a lifeline.

Real Madrid to return in January for $261M Premier League star

Los Blancos has gone four games without scoring and winning, hence Perez's desire to return to the transfer market.

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La Liga hosts two of the biggest clubs in the world: eternal rivals and European heavyweights Barcelona and Real Madrid. For the past nine years, La Liga was the center of the footballing world due to the presence of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, but with CR7’s transfer to Italy, the world will be eager to see who challenges “La Pulga” and his Blaugrana team-mates.

Added to the presence of Los Blancos and Barcelona, La Liga includes some top-caliber clubs like Atlético Madrid, Sevilla, and Valencia.

The 2017-18 season saw Barcelona win their 25th title in history. Los Blaugranas came close to conclude the campaign without a loss, but they succumbed to Levante in the next-to-last game the season, leaving their unbeaten streak in 43 games.

The league’s relegation system demands three teams losing their spot in the Spanish top flight, to allow three teams to be promoted from the Segunda División. Málaga, Las Palmas, and Deportivo La Coruña lost their spot among Spain’s best clubs, while Huesca, Rayo Vallecano, and Valladolid were promoted for the 2018-19 campaign.

The 2018-19 Spanish Primera Division campaign runs from August 17, 2018, to May 26, 2019.

Did you know? Lionel Messi owns practically all goalscoring records in La Liga, including most goals scored, goals scored in a single season (50) and most goals scored in a calendar year (59).