1965–66 La Liga
The Primera División 1965/66 was the 35th season in the history of the Football League. The season started on September 4, 1965 and ended on April 3, 1966.
- 3.1 International Competitions
- 3.2 relegated to the Segunda División
- Up in the Primera División 3.3
Preseason
- As defending champion of the eleven-time champion Real Madrid went into the race. Last year's runner-up was Atlético Madrid.
- Moved up from Segunda División of Pontevedra are FC, RCD Mallorca, CE Sabadell and CD Málaga.
Final Table
Legend
Expulsion
After the season
International Competitions
Relegated to the Segunda División
Up in the Primera División
- Deportivo La Coruna
- Hércules Alicante
- FC Granada
Pichichi Trophy
The Pichichi Trophy is awarded annually for the best scorers of the season.
The champion team of Atlético Madrid
- Goal: Edgardo Madinabeytia (20 / - ); Rodri (10 / -)
- Defense: Isacio Calleja (10 / -); Colo (18 / - ); Jorge Bernardo Griffa (26/ 1); Jesús Martínez Jayo (22 / - ); Feliciano Rivilla (24 /1)
- Midfielders: Victor Diéz (4 / - ); Francisco Garcia Gerpe (4 / - ); Jesús Glaría (27 / - ); Adelardo Rodríguez (28/ 6); Manuel Ruiz Sosa ( 15 / -)
- Striker Luis Aragonés (28/ 18); Cardona (10 / -); Enrique Collar ( 23/3 ); Alejandro Fretes (1 / - ); Miguel Jones (9/ 5); Mendonça (24 /10); José Armando Ufarte (27/ 6)
- Coach: Domingo Balmanya
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