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Your comments reflect a common critique of leagues with dominant teams, such as La Liga and the Bundesliga. Here’s a breakdown of the points: Dominance of Two Teams in La Liga: Historically, FC Barcelona and Real Madrid have dominated La Liga, with Atlético Madrid providing some competition in recent years. Deportivo and Valencia, among others, did break the duopoly at times, but the two giants have been the most successful overall. Historical Competition: Teams like Deportivo, Valencia, and Real Sociedad did disrupt the traditional dominance at various points, especially in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Current Situation: If Barcelona is not performing well, it doesn’t necessarily mean Real Madrid will automatically win the title, as Atlético Madrid has proven to be a strong competitor. However, Real Madrid’s history of success does make them a frequent title contender. Bundesliga Comparison: The Bundesliga’s dominance by Bayern Munich is a common point of criticism. Bayern’s sustained success can lead to perceptions of a less competitive league, similar to criticisms faced by La Liga for its historical dominance by Barcelona and Madrid. Sevilla’s Role: Sevilla FC has been a strong competitor in Europe and domestically, but hasn’t consistently broken the Barcelona-Madrid duopoly in La Liga. Criticisms of league competitiveness are often tied to the success of dominant teams, and different leagues face various challenges in balancing competition.