We could say that Spanish La Liga is the second strongest league in the world, right behind the English Premier League but last season Spanish teams had dominated UEFA competitions and if we judge by that it can be said that best teams comes from this league. Real Madrid has won the Champions League for the third time in a row, while Atletico Madrid won the Europa League. The only missing thing was success of Spanish national team at the World Cup in Russia. We will start preview of La Liga’s season 2018/19 with dividing teams into three groups; those who will fight to avoid relegation, teams that we expect to take place around mid-table, and the strongest ones that will fight for the title and places in European leagues. It is interesting that no newcomer to La Liga was relegated last season and it was surprising that real survival fight was largely non-existent, where teams that were relegated were those from which was expected to end up around the mid-table. Something like that will not easily happen this season and this time we will put all three newcomers to La Liga in the weakest group with four other teams who can hardly avoid the survival battle if not the relegation itself. Seven teams are in mid-table group, where some of them can perhaps reach the European positions but those should nevertheless stay in domain of six teams from the strongest group that contain two most serious candidates for the title