Okay, so I was messing around online the other day, just killing time, and I got curious about how Real Madrid was doing this season. You know, the football club? I’m not even a die-hard fan or anything, but I figured, why not check out their standings?
First, I looked up their schedule to see when they were playing next. I saw that they had a match coming up on December 4th, I think it was a Tuesday. That got me a bit more interested, so I decided to dig a little deeper.
Next, I started searching for their current standings in La Liga. I found a few different websites that had the info. They all seemed pretty up-to-date, which was good. Apparently, the standings change in real time when games are being played. That’s pretty cool, I guess, for people who are really into it. It is Royal Madrid Football Club, they are famous.
From what I gathered, Real Madrid seems to be doing alright. I did not see where they are in the rankings, but people were talking about them scoring a ton of goals, like 89 or something, which is insane! Only Barcelona had more, with 96. They also didn’t let in too many goals, only 33.
- Searched for Real Madrid’s schedule. Found out they had a game on December 4th.
- Looked up their La Liga standings. Found a bunch of websites with live updates.
- Checked out their goals. They scored 89 and only let in 33!
Here’s what I did, step-by-step:
Honestly, I spent way too much time on this, but it was kind of fun to see all the stats and stuff. I even read some stuff about their top players and scorers. I’m still not a huge fan, but I might actually try to catch their next game. Who knows, maybe I’ll get more into it.
Anyway, that’s my little adventure into the world of Real Madrid’s standings. Not exactly groundbreaking stuff, but it was a decent way to waste an hour or two.
