2023 La Liga Odds Tracker

• See the most recent 2023 La Liga odds for all 20 teams
• Barcelona are odds-on favorites to win La Liga
• Track each team’s odds movement throughout the 2022/23 season

We are tracking the odds for each of the 20 teams participating in the 2022/23 La Liga season. The graphs below are generated by averaging the odds from multiple sources and will be updated throughout the year.

Current 2023 La Liga Odds & Favorites

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Odds to Win La Liga

Odds as of December 21 at DraftKings Sportsbook

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Here are some more notes on major line moves throughout the year:

• [12/21/22] Barcelona (-220) and Real Madrid (+150) are the two clear favorites to win La Liga entering 2023
• [9/21/22] Villarreal’s odds have shortened from +4000 to +900 from pre-season til the international break despite being sixth in the La Liga table at 3-2-1. Real Madrid are short odds-on favorites at -120, leading Barcelona by two points after six rounds
• [8/8/22] Days before season kick-off, both Real Madrid and Barcelona are co-favored for the La Liga title at +120 odds
• [6/22/22] Current champions Real Madrid open as slight favorites over Barcelona with odds of +110, versus +137

Real Madrid won their 35th La Liga title in the 2021/22 season. They finished the year with a 26-8-4 record and 86 points. That was 13 points above second-place Barcelona and 15 points clear of third-place Atletico Madrid.

Recent La Liga Title Winners

Only three teams have won the La Liga title in recent history. In the past 13 years, Real Madrid has won four titles, Barcelona has won seven, and Atletico Madrid two.

Most La Liga Titles

Archived La Liga Trackers: 2021/22, 2020/21, 2019/20

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