La Liga ended: Mbappe won the European Golden Boot, Lewandowski broke Puskas record! Some team scored 40 points and was relegated

When football and the Mediterranean wind swept across the Iberian Peninsula together, and when the 38 rounds of war gradually subsided in cheers, the 2024/25 La Liga finally came to an end.

This is a narrative about glory and inheritance - the veterans defend their heritage in competition, young talents carve the future in time, veterans use sweat to fight the scale of time, and new stars ignite the stars in the arena with inspiration.

When the final whistle came to an end for the 10-month journey, those leaping scores, flying robes and trembling shouts had already become a poem that never fades in the hearts of fans. The 2024/25 La Liga season officially ended, Barcelona secured the championship with 88 points, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Biba and Huang Qian ranked 2-5th, and jointly qualified for the Champions League.

Betis and Celta won the Europa League playoffs, and Vallecano qualified for the Europa League playoffs. It is worth noting that if Betis wins the European Union championship, Osasuna, ranked 9th, will be qualified for the European War. In terms of promotion and relegation, Leganes has been relegated by 40 points, which is rare in the five major leagues.

The other two relegated teams are Las Palmas and Valladolid. The promotion team for the Spanish Second Division has not yet been confirmed.

Barcelona ended with a perfect curtain call: Lewandowski broke the record

In the focus match of the 38th round of La Liga, Barcelona defeated Athletic Bilbao 3-0 away. In the first half, 36-year-old Lewandowski scored twice, helping the team establish the victory; in the second half, Ormo made a point and shot to lock in the score.

After this game, Barcelona ended with 102 league goals, and the team scored 100 goals in a single season for the 9th time in team history. Only Real Madrid (9 times) achieved this feat with Barcelona in La Liga history.

Lewand's two goals in this game are of great significance: First, his total number of goals in Barcelona exceeded 101 goals, becoming the 22nd player in the history of the team to be among the "Hundred Ball Club". He achieved this achievement in just 147 games, ranking fifth fastest in Barcelona's history, second only to Mariano Martin (99 games), Kubala (103 games), Suarez (120 games) and Evaristo (143 games);

Second, he broke the record of Puskas for 60 years with 27 goals in a single season, becoming the player with the most goals in La Liga history over the age of 36 (the original record was 26 goals, 1962-63 season).

Except for Lewandowski, other players in Barcelona also performed well: Olmo started 13 games this season, contributing 9 goals and 4 assists, and participating in 1 goal per game, becoming an important fulcrum on the offensive end;

28-year-old Rafinia completed the 100th Mileage of La Liga (all played for Barcelona), and during this period he scored 31 goals and 26 assists, winning 70 victories with the team, interpreting the value of "the cornerstone of the midfield" with stable performance.

Mbappe was crowned by the double golden boots

Real Madrid star Mbappe won the La Liga Golden Boots and the European Golden Boots with 31 league goals, becoming the 14th player in Real Madrid's history to win the La Liga Golden Boots, continuing the glory of the "Galaxy Battleship" - from Distefano (5 times), Puskas (4 times) to Ronaldo (3 times), Benzema (1 time), Mbappe's name was officially written to the Real Madrid legendary scorer list.

In the European Golden Boot rankings, Mbappe ranked first with 62 points, surpassing Portuguese Yorke (39 goals, 58.5 points) and Liverpool's Salah (29 goals, 58 points), showing his top scoring ability across the league.

Season footnotes outside the data

La Liga this season not only witnessed the continuous highlights of veterans such as Lewandowski and Mbappe, but also ushered in the emergence of young talents - Barcelona star Yamal won the league assist king with 13 assists, showing the potential of future superstars.

When the 36-year-old Lewandowski scored a goal against time, when young players took over the torch of inheritance, La Liga used its diverse competitive charm to write football stories of each era.

From team glory to personal breakthrough, from the refresh of historical records to the blooming of new stars, the 2024/25 La Liga season is not only a tribute to past legends, but also an outlook for the future chapter.