It's a good time to be a Real Madrid fan now that the Bernabeu team has qualified for the semi-finals of the tournament Champions League 2023-24 last week with A heroic 'back to the wall' performance against defending champions Manchester City. A penalty shootout win now sees them take on Bayern Munich, with the club looking to register an impressive 15th win in club football's biggest domestic competition.
sunday night, Los Blancos Fans had another reason to celebrate after that Jude Bellingham scored the winning goal in extra time in El Clásico to seal a 3-2 win On FC Barcelona Any outside hopes the Catalans had of the title race escalating are thwarted as Ancelotti's side now have an 11-point lead at the top of the table with just six games left to play.
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Real Madrid is on the cusp of winning its 36th Spanish league title, while Chamartín is comfortably ahead of the podium in the local league (It is ahead of Barcelona with 27 victories and Atletico Madrid, which is in third place with 11 domestic league titles.), Real Madrid's successes in the league are still some way behind other international clubs that have a more successful history when it comes to lifting the league championship trophies.
Belfast leads the way
If you're looking for the most successful club in world football, then South Belfast in Northern Ireland is your destination as Linfield hold the record with an astonishing 56 league titles, the first dating back to 1891 and the last in 2022. Only two matches remaining in the tournament. NI Premiership side 'The Blues' are three points behind Larne as they look to claim a 57th title.
The blue side of Glasgow is the home of Rangers with the Ibrox side winning 55 Scottish Premiership Championships But this season once again, they have the green half of the city on their heels with Celtic boasting 53 league titles and with the current campaign reaching its peak, it is Brendan Rodgers' men who dominate at the top of the table with Parkhead. Men seeking title No. 54. Celts share third place podium with Peñarol From Montevideo with Orenigros They also boast 53 Uruguayan domestic league titles in their (extensive) trophy cabinet.
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Top 10: Most domestic league titles by club
1) Linfield (Northern Ireland): 56 league titles
2) Glasgow Rangers (Scotland): 55
3) Glasgow Celtic (Scotland): 53
3) Peñarol (Uruguay): 53
5) Nacional (Uruguay): 49
6) Olympiacos (Greece): 47
7) Olimpia (Paraguay): 46
8) Club Deportivo Olimpia (Honduras): 44
9) Al-Ahly (Egypt): 41
10) South China (Hong Kong): 41
18) real madrid (Spain): 35
