2001–02 La Liga

The Primera División 2001/ 02 was the 71st season in the history of the Football League. The season started on 25 August 2001 and ended on 11 May 2002.

Preseason

  • As defending champion, the 28- time champions Real Madrid went into the race. Last year's runner-up was Deportivo La Coruna.
  • Moved up from Segunda División are the Sevilla FC, Real Betis and CD Tenerife.

Final Table

Legend

After the season

International Competitions

Relegated to the Segunda División

Up in the Primera División

  • Atlético Madrid
  • Racing Santander
  • Recreativo Huelva

Pichichi Trophy

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

The champion team of FC Valencia

  • Goal: Santiago Cañizares (32 / - ); Andrés Palop (7 / -)
  • Defense: Jocelyn Angloma (3 / - ); Fábio Aurélio ( 15/1); Roberto Ayala (29/ 2); Amedeo Carboni (33 / - ); Miroslav Đukić (16 / - ); Javier Garrido (1 / - ); Carlos Marchena (16/ 1); David Navarro (2 / - ); Mauricio Pellegrino (30/ 1); Curro Torres (34 / -)
  • Midfielders: David Albelda (32/ 2); Pablo Aimar (33/ 4); Rubén Baraja (17/ 7); Kily González ( 26/3 ); Vicente Rodríguez ( 31/1 ); Francisco Rufete (33/ 5); Gonzalo de los Santos ( 13/1); Denis Serban (3 / -)
  • Forwards: Miguel Angulo (26/ 4); John Carew (15/ 1); Adrian Ilie ( 10/2); Jandro (1 / - ); Mista (26/ 5); Salvatore (22/ 5); Juan Sánchez ( 25/4 )
  • Coach: Rafael Benítez

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