LaLiga of Records

FC Barcelona, Real Madrid and Sevilla FC were the three clubs with the most impressive figures of the course. Their demand and competitiveness led them to great marks that many other teams will try to overcome or at least match, this season.

Big one’s numbers

The Catalan side, with a +89 goals, signed the biggest difference between goals scored and received in its history. The goalkeeper, Claudio Bravo, in his first season at the Camp Nou, make also history with an unbeaten record from de start of the season with a 754 minutes without conceding a goal. Or what is the same, 8 match days and 35 minutes. What a keeper.

One of the most important achievements of the 2014/15 season was accomplished by Lionel Messi: The Argentinian surpassed the 253 goals of Telmo Zarra crowned as top scorer of LaLiga history with 286 goals.

FOTO | Así celebró Leo Messi el gol con el que superaba el récord de Telmo Zarra. #SienteLaLiga pic.twitter.com/5RC54vnqZu

— LaLiga (@LaLiga) November 22, 2014

Another major milestone was set by Sevilla, who make the Sanchez-Pizjuan stadium unassailable during 415 days, equivalent to 34 days and more than a season round without losing at home.

Real Madrid will place entertainment to try to overcome their last season figures. The "blanco" team was last year leading scorer with 118, and its record of 121 was set in the 2011/12 season. Can anyone get over?

In addition, the former Real Madrid goalkeeper, Iker Casillas, added 510 LaLiga matches and 334 wins, the player with the most championship victories. This season, without him,  his pursuers will seek to surpass that mark.

With goal in their blood

The honor of being the national top scorer of the last campaign was given to Artiz Aduriz, Athletic Club striker took over of Diego Costa with 18 goals. Heading into this season, a Spanish top scorer is wanted, a striker to put the Spanish accent to the goals of the competition. Alberto Bueno was right after Aduriz. Before moving to FC Porto, Bueno left its mark on Rayo Vallecano, where became the top scorer of the history of the club in Liga BBVA with 28 goals.

If we talk about speed, the fastest goal was scored by the Cordoba CF striker, Florin Andone, who wrote his name in history thanks to the 9.8 seconds that he took to score.

DATO | Aritz Aduriz (@AthleticClub) terminó la Liga BBVA como máximo goleador español con 18 dianas #SienteLaLiga pic.twitter.com/7veveL3Umq

— LaLiga (@LaLiga) May 26, 2015

Who will make history in the Liga Adelante?

Liga Adelante also left records to remember. Like, for example, the record of unbeaten games signed by R. Sporting in the first 20 matchdays of the competition. Nearly a complete round of the season that at the end, had their prize with the promotion to Liga BBVA, in which this year will play the Asturiano team. Their great season also allowed them to boast a magic number: only two defeats in all season.