1995–96 La Liga

The Primera División 1995/96 was the 65th season in the history of the Football League. The season started on September 3, 1995 and ended May 25, 1996.

Because of their debt after the 1994/95 season were the teams from Celta Vigo and Sevilla FC in the third division, the Segunda División B downgraded. The teams of Real Valladolid and Albacete Balompié reviews, it was sporty, it remained in the league. However, officials and fans of Celta and Sevilla protested successfully with the Spanish Football Federation against relegation. Subsequently, the League was unceremoniously increased to 22 teams, as now Valladolid and Albacete protested against the effective application of their descent.

  • 3.1 International Competitions
  • 3.2 relegated to the Segunda División
  • Up in the Primera División 3.3

Preseason

  • As defending champion, the 26- time champions Real Madrid went into the race. Last year's runner-up was Deportivo La Coruna.
  • Moved up from Segunda División are the CP Mérida, Rayo Vallecano and UD Salamanca.

Final Table

Legend

Expulsion

After the season

International Competitions

Relegated to the Segunda División

  • 20 - Albacete Balompié
  • 21 - CP Mérida
  • 22 - UD Salamanca

Up in the Primera División

  • Hércules Alicante
  • CD Logroñés
  • FC Extremadura

Pichichi Trophy

The Pichichi Trophy is awarded annually for the best scorers of the season.

The champion team of Atlético Madrid

  • Goal: José Francisco Molina (42 / -)
  • Defense: Santi Denia (37 / - ); Delfí Geli (39/ 1); Juan Manuel Lopez (32/ 2); Toni Muñoz (40 / - ); Tomas Reñores (12 / -); Roberto Solozábal (40 / - );
  • Midfielders: Dani (1 / - ); José Luis Caminero (37/ 9); Quinton Fortune (3 / - ); Milinko Pantić (41/ 10); Pirri Mori (19/ 1); Roberto (31/ 3); José de la Sagra (1 / - ); Diego Simeone (37/ 12); Juan Vizcaino (41/ 3)
  • Storm: Leonardo Ángel Biagini (28/ 3); Fernando Correa (9 / - ); Juan Carlos Gómez ( 13/2 ); Kiko (34/ 11); Ljuboslaw Penev (37 /16)
  • Coach: Radomir Antic

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