LFP

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LFP is the commonly used abbreviation for Spain’s top professional football league organizer, La Liga (Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional).

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Predicate Object
instanceOf football league organizer
sports organization
affiliatedWith Royal Spanish Football Federation NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs La Liga NERFINISHED
Liga de Fútbol Profesional NERFINISHED
collaboratesWith FIFA NERFINISHED
UEFA NERFINISHED
continent Europe
country Spain
foundedBy Royal Spanish Football Federation NERFINISHED
fullName Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional NERFINISHED
governsLevel top-tier professional football in Spain
hasAbbreviationLanguage French
Spanish
hasCompetitionFormat double round-robin league system
hasMainSport football
hasMemberClub Athletic Club NERFINISHED
Atlético de Madrid NERFINISHED
FC Barcelona NERFINISHED
Real Madrid CF NERFINISHED
Sevilla FC NERFINISHED
Valencia CF NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Madrid
industry professional sports management
sports entertainment
languageOfWorkOrName Spanish
locatedInTimeZone Central European Time
manages broadcasting rights of La Liga
commercial rights of La Liga
sponsorship agreements of La Liga
operatesInJurisdiction Spain NERFINISHED
organizes league fixtures
organizesCompetition La Liga NERFINISHED
Primera División NERFINISHED
Segunda División NERFINISHED
oversees promotion and relegation between Primera División and Segunda División
regionServed Spain NERFINISHED
global television audience
regulates club licensing in La Liga
financial controls for member clubs
professional football leagues in Spain
sport association football
subjectOf European football governance
Spanish football broadcasting rights
typeOfOrganization non-governmental organization
usesAbbreviation LFP NERFINISHED
usesBrandName LaLiga NERFINISHED
website https://www.laliga.com

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