Supercomputer predicts La Liga title winner after Real Madrid stumble & Barcelona win Opta supercomputer has predicted winner of 2024/25 La Liga title Barcelona beat Real Sociedad 4-0 to return to the summit Atletico Madrid victorious on Saturday but Real Madrid defeated by Real Betis

 


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Supercomputer predicts La Liga title winner after Real Madrid stumble & Barcelona win

Opta supercomputer has predicted winner of 2024/25 La Liga title

Barcelona beat Real Sociedad 4-0 to return to the summit

Atletico Madrid victorious on Saturday but Real Madrid defeated by Real Betis

By Ewan Ross-Murray | Mar 3, 2025


Real Madrid tasted defeat on Saturday in La Liga

Real Madrid tasted defeat on Saturday in La Liga / Fran Santiago/GettyImages

The Premier League title race appears destined to underwhelm as Liverpool saunter to the crown but there is currently an intriguing three-horse race developing in La Liga.


Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid are the trio that contest top spot each year and all three harbour genuine hopes of domestic glory this season in a battle of fine margins.


Victories for Barcelona and Atletico this weekend have piled the pressure on the reigning champions after they stumbled to a 2-1 defeat against Real Betis on Saturday, which has left them three points off top spot.


Here's how Opta's supercomputer believes the 2024/25 La Liga title race will pan out.

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