Soccer-LaLiga title race wide open as Real and Barca stutter


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - LaLiga - FC Barcelona v Real Madrid - Camp Nou, Barcelona, Spain - October 24, 2021 FC Barcelona's Gerard Pique and fans react REUTERS/Nacho Doce

MADRID (Reuters) - Real Madrid and Barcelona have long dominated Laliga, with 15 of the last 17 titles between them, but times may be changing.

After the success enjoyed by the Spanish giants, with Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo leading the charge, their run of titles was broken last season by Atletico Madrid for the second time in eight years and that could signal a new era.

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