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Barcelona wins La Liga title

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epa07533007 FC Barcelona's player Lionel Messi holds the championship trophy won by his team, upon their game with Levante at the Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, Spain, 27 April 2019. EPA-EFE/Alberto Estevez

Barcelona has once again secured La Liga’s championship, clinching the title with three games still to play after defeating Levante 1-0 on Saturday.

The title is Barcelona’s 26th in its history, which is second most in the league record books to Real Madrid’s 33. Of that total, 10 have come in the Lionel Messi era, with the Argentine phenom adding another piece of silverware to the trophy case and setting a club record for an individual, snapping a tie with Andres Iniesta, who won nine league titles.

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Messi has had plenty to do with this title, with the 31-year-old running away with the Pichichi (the league’s golden boot) yet again.

Via  Sport Illustrated  Photo EPA

 

Topics BarcelonaFootballLa LigaLeo MessiSports