This La Liga quiz gives you seven questions on Spanish football: league champions, Pichichi winners, 150-goal scorers, title-winning managers and the Copa del Rey. Each question has eight options. Some are valid answers and some are decoys, so first work out which options are right, then pick the one other players are least likely to choose. A popular answer banks £10m and a deep cut banks £150m. It's free and there's no sign-up.
What the La Liga quiz asks
There are eight La Liga questions in the Footbillion bank. Each one has a closed answer list with clear dates:
| Question | What you name | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Champions | A club that has won the Spanish top-flight title | 1929 to 2025–26 |
| Copa del Rey | A club that has won the Copa del Rey | Official winners, 1903 to 2025–26 |
| Supercopa | A club that has won the Supercopa de España | 1982 to 2026 |
| Pichichi | A player who won the Pichichi Trophy as La Liga top scorer | 2004–05 to 2025–26 |
| 150 goals | A player with 150 or more La Liga goals | All seasons, to the end of 2025–26 |
| Managers | A manager who won La Liga | 1990–91 to 2025–26 |
| 2024–25 clubs | A club that played in La Liga that season | The 20 clubs of 2024–25 |
| Ballon d'Or | A player who won the men's Ballon d'Or while at a Spanish club | 1956 to 2026 |
How La Liga rounds work
Press play and you get seven of the eight questions in a random order, so each round leaves one out. Each board shows eight options in a shuffled order, and you have 20 seconds per question, or no timer if you tick relaxed mode. A valid pick banks its fee, a decoy scores nothing, and after every question the board shows which options were right and what each was worth.
Your second round will mostly repeat questions, so the aim is to beat your first total by going rarer. When you want something different, switch topic at full-time or play the daily seven on the home page.
Where the rare La Liga answers hide
In Footbillion, rarity means what other players pick, not how hard a fact is. In Spanish football the big fees tend to sit in a few places:
- Champions from before the TV era. Most fans name the two giants first. The clubs that won the title once or twice decades ago are picked far less often.
- Cup winners outside the top tier of names. The Copa del Rey has more than a century of winners, and many of them are clubs that rarely challenge for the league.
- Goalscorers from older generations. The 150-goal list mixes modern stars with forwards from the 1940s to the 1980s that few players remember.
- Smaller clubs in the 2024–25 line-up. Everyone picks the famous clubs first. The promoted sides and the clubs that stayed up are worth much more.
How the decoys catch you out
La Liga decoys are near misses: a club that finished second but never won the title, a striker who was close in the scoring race without taking the Pichichi, a coach who won the cup but not the league, or a club that was in Segunda División that season. Read each question's dates and exact wording before you tap. "Since 2004–05" rules out every Pichichi winner before then, however famous.
For more club football, try the Champions League quiz or the Premier League quiz. For individual awards, play the Ballon d'Or quiz, or mix every topic in Footbillion Unlimited.