2009–10 La Liga
The Primera División 2009/10 was the 79th season in the history of Spanish football league. The season began on 29 August 2009, and ended on 16 May 2010.
Preseason
- As defending champion, the 19- time champions FC Barcelona went into the race. Last year's runner-up was Real Madrid.
- División Moved up from the Segunda were Xerez, Real Zaragoza and CD Tenerife.
Participant
In the 2009/10 season, the following teams played in the Spanish Primera Liga:
Final Table
Source: Kicker.de
Case of a tie does not decide immediately, the goal difference over the placement, but the results of the direct encounter between the teams.
Legend
Results
The cross table presents the results of all games this season represents the home team is listed in the left column and the visiting team in the top row.
After the season
International Competitions
The table Fifth, RCD Mallorca, was not approved by the Control and Disciplinary Body due to financial problems of the UEFA Europa League, because it could not meet the necessary eligibility criteria ( Article 2.07 of the Regulations of the UEFA Europa League). This brought Villarreal after as a table seventh.
Relegated to the Segunda División
Up in the Primera División
- Real Sociedad
- Hércules Alicante
- UD Levante
Pichichi Trophy
The Pichichi Trophy is awarded annually for the best scorers of the season.
Zamora trophy
The Zamora Trophy is awarded annually for the goalkeeper with the fewest goals against per game. To get into the score, the player must contest of 60 minutes at least 28 encounters.
Statistics
- Best Home Team: FC Barcelona with 55 points
- Best Away Team: FC Barcelona with 44 points
- Best Offensive: Real Madrid with 102 goals
- Best defense: FC Barcelona with 24 goals against
Average attendance
Source: weltfussball.de
The champion team of the FC Barcelona
- Goal: Víctor Valdés (38 games / no goal )
- Defenders: Eric Abidal (17 / - ); Daniel Alves ( 29/3 ); Marc Bartra (1 / - ); Andreu Fontàs (1 / - ); Rafael Márquez (15/ 1); Maxwell (25 / - ); Gabriel Milito (11 / -); Gerard Piqué ( 32/2 ); Carles Puyol ( 32/1 ); Dmytro Tschyhrynskyj (12 / -)
- Midfielder Thiago Alcántara (1/1 ); Sergio Busquets (33 / - ); Jonathan dos Santos ( 3 / -); Andrés Iniesta (29/ 1); Seydou Keita (29/ 6); Yaya Touré ( 23/1 ); Xavi (34/ 3)
- Forwards: Thierry Henry (21/ 4); Zlatan Ibrahimović (29/ 16); Jeffrén ( 12/2); Bojan Krkić (23/ 8); Lionel Messi (35/ 34); Pedro (34 /12)
- Coach: Josep Guardiola
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