After beating Cádiz at the Bernabéu today, Real Madrid are on the verge of clinching the 2023/24 Spanish league championship.
Real Madrid’s win over Cádiz today leaves Carlo Ancelotti’s men on the cusp of securing the 2023/24 LaLiga title. Brahim Díaz, Jude Bellingham and Joselu Mato scored second-half goals to give Madrid a 3-0 matchday-34 victory at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, whose home fans could be heard singing “champions, champions” after the final whistle.
If second-placed Barcelona fail to beat Girona in a 12:30pm ET kick-off at Estadi Montilivi, Madrid will have an unassailable lead at the top of Spain’s top flight.
Should Barça keep their slim title aspirations alive with victory at Girona, Madrid will secure the league championship - without depending on the Blaugrana’s result at home to Real Sociedad the following day - if they avoid defeat away to Granada on Saturday 11 May.
As things stand, Real Madrid have won LaLiga 35 times in their history. That’s more Spanish championships than any other club: Barça, with 27, are Los Blancos’ nearest challengers in the all-time list. Atlético Madrid are third, with 11 titles. Across Europe’s five major leagues - the Bundesliga, LaLiga, Ligue 1, the Premier League and Serie A - only Juventus have more domestic crowns. However, Madrid are poised to draw level with the Italians’ haul of 36.
And if, as seems all but certain, Madrid do equal Juve’s title tally, it will be the third time in the last five years that Los Vikingos have been crowned LaLiga champions. That would be the most titles that the Spanish capital club have managed in such a period of time since the days of the ‘Quinta del Buitre’ - a team, which, led by legendary former striker Emilio Butragueño, lifted
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