2021-22 La Liga Santander Odds

Jan. 24, 2022

by VI News
VegasInsider.com

2021-22 La Liga (Spain) Odds

Updated Mon., Jan. 24, 7:10 AM ET - Odds Provided by bet365 - Subject to Change

2022 La Liga Relegation Odds

• Levante -800
• Cadiz -334
• Alaves -275
• Mallorca +250
Getafe +333
• Elche +350

2022 La Liga Odds

La Liga is set to begin the 2021-22 season on August 13, 2021 and conclude on May 22, 2022. Atletico Madrid is looking to defend its La Liga Santander crown, and enter the new season not as the favorite (+333) with Barcelona and Real Madrid seeing co-favorite odds (+150).

Real Madrid will see a new manager however, as Zinedine Zidane leaves and Carlo Ancelotti enters. Getafe's former manager, Jose Bordalas, left for Valencia. Michel will take over managerial duties for Getafe, while Granada also sees a new manager in Robert Moreno.

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How to Read the La Liga Santander Odds Market

To figure out your Win Amount, take the odds and multiply by the amount wagered. Ex. Sevilla (16/1) to win the championship. Sevilla is listed as q 16/1 betting choice to win the championship. If you wager $100 on Sevilla to win it all and they capture the championship, then you would win $1700 ($100 wagered + $1600 winnings).

Past La Liga Winners

• 2020-21 - Atletico Madrid
• 2019-20 - Real Madrid
• 2018-19 - Barcelona
• 2017-18 - Barcelona
• 2016-17 - Real Madrid
2015-16 - Barcelona
• 2014-15 - Barcelona
• 2013-14 - Atletico Madrid
• 2012-13 - Barcelona
• 2011-12 - Real Madrid
• 2010-11 - Barcelona

Past La Liga Top Goal Scorers

• 2020-21 - Lionel Messi (30) - Barcelona
• 2019-20 - Lionel Messi (25) - Barcelona
• 2018-19 - Lionel Messi (36) - Barcelona
• 2017-18 - Lionel Messi (34) - Barcelona
• 2016-17 - Lionel Messi (37) - Barcelona
• 2015-16 - Luis Suarez (40) - Barcelona
• 2014-15 - Cristiano Ronaldo (48) - Real Madrid
• 2013-14 - Cristiano Ronaldo (31) - Real Madrid
• 2012-13 - Lionel Messi (46) - Barcelona
• 2011-12 - Lionel Messi (50) - Barcelona
• 2010-11 - Cristiano Ronaldo (40) - Real Madrid