1. More Competitive Matches

One of the main reasons why the Premier League is better than La Liga is how competitive they are. Obviously in the Premier League anybody could win any day of the week. 

It’s not just Manchester City, Arsenal or Liverpool. You’ll see Fulham, Wolves or even Nottingham Forest winning on the weekend. And that’s what makes the league exciting, nothing is guaranteed.

Every match feels important. The team in 17th place can give the team in 1st a real problem. You can’t switch off or expect a walk in the park, no matter who you’re playing. 

That’s why fans love watching the Premier League, because every weekend brings drama.

Now, compare that to La Liga. Most of the time, it’s either Real Madrid or Barcelona doing all the winning. 

Once in a while, Atletico Madrid puts up a fight, but that’s about it. The rest of the league? Not much threat.

In the Premier League, the gap between the top and bottom isn’t as wide. Even promoted teams come in ready to fight. 

That kind of balance makes the league more fun, more unpredictable, and just more enjoyable for football lovers around the world.

2. Bigger Global Fanbase

Another reason why the Premier League is better than La Liga, you know how the Premier League is viewed in virtually every country on the planet? 

The Premier League is watched by millions of people every weekend; from Europe to Africa to Asia to America. The fan base is huge and that’s only growing.

You ‘ll see people wearing Premier League Jersey in countries where English is not even spoken. We know clubs like; Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool, and even that little league side Aston Villa or West Ham have a huge following from across the world even the smaller clubs.That’s not something you see often in La Liga.

La Liga does have big clubs like Real Madrid and Barcelona, Athletic Madrid, no doubt. But apart from those three, the rest of the league doesn’t attract much international attention. 

Most fans outside Spain can only name a few La Liga teams, while almost every Premier League club is known worldwide.

The Premier League also has better marketing, social media presence, and global partnerships. It’s easy to follow the league from anywhere, and that keeps fans more connected.

3. Top Players and Expensive Transfers

The Premier League has some of the best footballers in the world, and that ‘s not by chance. English clubs spend huge amounts of money bringing in great players and that makes the league that much more interesting to watch.

You could just look at the last couple of transfer windows, Premier League clubs are always spending money, whether it’s big names signing from elsewhere or young players rushing in to make it into the club: Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal have spent hundreds of millions on trying to stay ahead.

Because of this spending power we get to see all the greats like Erling Haaland, Kevin De Bruyne, Mohamed Salah and many more every week and the minor clubs can afford big names and good squads and it makes the league more just and balanced.

In La Liga, most of the big names stay at Real Madrid or Barcelona and the rest of the clubs don’t have the money to compete at that level, you don’t see a lot of massive signings outside the two or three big clubs.

4. Better Stadium Atmosphere

It’s one of the first things you think about when thinking of the Premier League, when you get to the stadiums. 

The fans there are incredibly vociferous, passionate and always ready to make noise , it doesn’t matter if it’s a major game, such as Manchester United vs. Liverpool, or a game that’s mid-table, the vibe is always good.

The Premier League is so famous for its stadiums being full. There ‘s always a big packed house at the weekend, and everyone ‘s chanting, singing along to the songs and roaring at every goal and tackle and tense moment. 

That kind of energy just makes the games that much more exciting, even when you ‘re watching it on TV.

In La Liga the atmosphere can be pretty good especially for bigger teams like Real Madrid or Barcelona but there are some of games where the stadiums look empty or the crowd isn’t as involved. 

Sometimes La Liga matches feel a bit quiet sometimes  particularly when the smaller clubs play because it’s not quite the same intensity.

5. More Popular Clubs

When you think of football giants there aren’t many more famous clubs in the Premier League than Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City. They ’re all well known in England but have massive followings all over the world.

These clubs have been around for decades, and they have built world-class fanbases that span the globe. No matter if you’re in Asia, Africa, Europe, or North America you’re  bound to run across someone who sports one of these Premier League clubs’ jerseys. The appeal of the clubs across the world inspires millions of viewers to watch their matches.

In La Liga, there are two absolute champions, Real Madrid and Barcelona. They’re global brands, of course, but when you look at the rest of the league there’s not as much international recognition for them, with teams like Atletico Madrid, Sevilla, Valencia, all of them are known, but they don’t have the same marketing power.

The sheer number of premier league clubs is what’s given it extra significance, you could say that the Premier League itself is based on a foundation of worldwide recognition, and is something La Liga just will not do well enough to justify for the middle-table teams.