The LaLiga season is behind us and, on Radio MARCA, it's time for the final notes. On the program La Pizarra de Quintana, Miguel Quintana, Adrián Blanco, Álex de Llano and Nahuel Miranda evaluated, team by team, the performance in relation to expectations and the objectives set — and there were shots that hurt.
Real Madrid was the target of harsh criticism, with Adrián Blanco summarizing that the team “had games that were unworthy”, when comparing its performance with that of the champion, Barcelona. The average score given to meringues was 3.75. Atlético de Madrid also did not escape reproach, with a 3, in a season considered very disappointing by analysts. Nahuel Miranda was adamant in placing Colchonera's disappointment “at Athletic's level”, highlighting the criticism shared between both clubs. One of the central arguments was Atlético's inability to truly fight for the title in a season seen as “cheaper” than usual. Despite finishing in the Champions League, the competitive feeling was far less than expected.
At Athletic Club, the verdict was even heavier: an average of 2.25, reflecting the irregularity shown throughout the season.
At the opposite pole, Barcelona and Villarreal stand out, both with a 9.5 and praised for their offensive power. Regarding Barça, there was a consensus that they only needed to reach 100 points to reach 10. “For me, 10 was 100 points”, said Miguel Quintana, classifying the Blaugrana as the most reliable team in the championship due to their regularity and scoring ability. Villarreal also received praise for their consistency: Nahuel Miranda even gave them 10 and highlighted that “there was no fight for the fourth square”, such was the superiority demonstrated by the Castellonenses.
Among the big positive surprises, Levante received a notable 8.75 after ensuring they remained on the lowest budget in the league. Álex de Llano highlighted “one of the great stories we live in the contemporary League”, highlighting the impact of Luis Castro’s arrival on the bench. Getafe also shone and earned top marks from Álex de Llano: “It’s the only 10 I have”, confessed the commentator.
At the bottom of the ratings table, Mallorca was left at 1.75 after confirming their relegation, while Girona were severely penalized for their dramatic end to the season.