How much do you know about Spanish football? #SpainQuiz

That's right! You're off to a good start!The true historic giants of the league are FC Barcelona, Real Madrid and Athletic de Bilbao. They are the only teams to have always played in the top division ever since the tournament began in 1928.

That's it!Spain's two football giants have the same number of titles to their name: 5. Did you know you can see Madrid's trophies on the Santiago Bernabéu stadium tour? Meanwhile, at the FC Barcelona Museum you can see their 5 permanent trophies.

Great, that's right!He joined FC Barcelona in 1982 and Seville in 1992.

Gooal... correct!In extra time of the 2010 World Cup final against the Netherlands Iniesta scored the goal that gave Spain its first World Cup title. However, Fernando Torres did the same in the 2008 European Championship final against Germany, whilst David Villa is the national team's all-time leading goalscorer with 59 goals in 98 matches.

That's right! Ferran Torres scored the goal in the 106th minute of extra time that gave Spain a 1-0 victory over Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final, securing their second World Cup title. Sixteen years after Andrés Iniesta's historic goal at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Spain were once again crowned world champions.

Congratulations!The tournament is nicknamed the ‘Knockout Tournament' because the competition often produces major upsets in its early stages, when lower-league teams frequently knock out top-flight sides. 

That's right! That was an easy one, the paella is absolutely delicious and you r4eally should try it – for example, in the Region of Valencia. However, it is not the nickname of any team.The "periquitos" support Espanyol, and "Leones" is the nickname for Athletic Bilbao fans. Other widely used nicknames include ‘culés' for Barcelona supporters; ‘merengues' or ‘vikingos' for Real Madrid supporters; 'indios' or 'colchoneros' to refer to Atlético de Madrid supporters; 'boquerones' for Málaga supporters; 'armeros' for Eibar supporters, or 'chés' for Valencia supporters.

That's right! The Argentine star has already smashed every record in Spain.Messi has scored more than 400 goals in La Liga. Cristiano Ronaldo is the second-highest goalscorer of all time, with over 300 goals. For his part, Zarra is the player who has won the Pichichi' trophy the most times – five – and has scored 251 goals. Raúl left the Spanish league having scored 228 goals. Maradona only played here for three seasons and scored 27 goals. Who is Pichichi? It refers to Rafael Moreno Aranzadi, an Athletic Bilbao idol from over a century ago, though he scored far fewer goals.

You've got it right!Camp Nou has a capacity of approximately 100,000 people. Santiago Bernabéu has a capacity of around 84,000. San Mamés has a capacity of approximately 53,000 fans.

Well done!And not just once. In the 2013–14 Champions League final, Real Madrid and Atlético played in the first final between teams from the same city. Two seasons later, they met again, and on both occasions Real Madrid came out on top.

That's right! You've got it right!Although the League began in 1929, only Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, ​​Atlético de Madrid, Athletic Club, Valencia, Real Sociedad, Deportivo de La Coruña, Sevilla, and Real Betis have won the championship.

You've got it right!20 is the correct answer! Although only 10 teams took part in La Liga during its early years, the number gradually increased to the current total of 20, with the exception of the 1995–96 and 1996–97 seasons, when there were 22 teams.

That's right! You've got it right!Both Real Madrid and Barcelona have managed to reach the historic milestone of 100 points in a single La Liga season. The "Blancos" achieved it in the 2011–12 season, and the "Blaugranas" matched that score the following season.