1963–64 La Liga

The Primera División 1963/64, was the 33rd time in the history of the Football League. The season started on September 15, 1963 and ended on 26 April 1964.

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

Preseason

  • As defending champion of the nine -time champion Real Madrid went into the race. Last year's runner-up was Atlético Madrid.
  • Moved up from Segunda División are the Real Murcia, Pontevedra FC, ​​UD Levante and Espanyol.

Final Table

Legend

Expulsion

After the season

International Competitions

Relegated to the Segunda División

Up in the Primera División

Pichichi Trophy

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

The champion team of Real Madrid

  • Goal: José Araquistain (14 / - ); Antonio Betancort (1 / - ); José Vicente Train ( 15 / -)
  • Defense: Pedro Casado (15 / - ); Vicente Miera (4 / - ); Pachín (22 / - ); Isidro Sánchez (27 / - ); José Santamaría (27 / -)
  • Midfielders: Felo (7 / - ); Lucien Muller (25 / - ); Félix Ruiz (17/ 4); Juan Santisteban (3 / - ); Pee Suárez ( 1 / -); Ignacio zoco (29/ 1)
  • Storm: Amancio (24/ 6); Manuel Bueno (6/ 1); Yanko Daucik (3/1 ); Evaristo (10/ 1); Francisco Gento (24/ 12); Ferenc Puskás (25/ 20); Fernando Serena ( 7/2); Alfredo Di Stéfano (24 /11)
  • Coach: Miguel Muñoz

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  • Football in 1963
  • Football in 1964
  • Spanish Primera División
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