Do you like football?

If so, welcome to my notebook. I hope you find interesting this thought about football these thoughts about football interesting (though I am not a expert) and enjoy while you right correct my mistakes ;-)

I like the Spanish league, La Liga. In the last few years it was just Real Madrid and FCBarcelona who were the teams that played for to win it. Some years ago, with 80 points was enough to win La Liga (Deportivo won 1999/2000 with 69 points).

After that, 2008/2009 was the last time a team won La Liga with less than 90 points. After that, Real Madrid, FC Barcelona and, last year, Atletico Madrid won La Liga with 90 or more points. Its That means 2 things:

- One is the differences between big teams such as Real Madrid and FC Barcelona is bigger than before.
- Other thing is if you want to win La Liga, you must not lose more than 3 matches.

La Liga on in 2011/2012 is called the Record´s league: Real Madrid reached 100 points (first time on in the history of La Liga). Also Real Madrid won 32 matches, one more than the record before of FC Barcelona.
Real Madrid got 121 goals. The record was 107 got scored by Real Madrid on 1989/1990.

There is are more records in that year for Real Madrid as you can see here: http://www.laligaennumeros.es/2012/05/records-y-curiosidades-del-real-madrid.html

The thing is that this year, if Real Madrid continues how it is doing so far, it will get more than 140 goals.
Cristiano Ronaldo has got 26 goals in 15 matches. Before 2008/2009 it was weird if someone got more than 30 goals per year. Messi has the record with 50 goals on in 2011/2012 and Cristiano Ronaldo got 41 on in 2010/2011. If Cristiano continues as he has done so far, his he could get more that 60 goals this years.

Anyway, this years seems that Atletico Madrid, Valencia and maybe Sevilla could make harder to for Real Madrid and Barcelona to win La Liga. We will see...

Muy interesante. Tengo un comentario sobre la frase "if Real Madrid continues how it is doing so far, it will get more than 140 goals.".

In the United Kingdom, football teams are usually regarded as plural, so they would say:

"If Madrid continue how they are doing..."

In The USA, sports teams are regarded as singular, so they would say:

"If Madrid continues how it is doing..."