Country by country, with position, played, won, drawn, lost, goals, goal difference, points and recent form wherever the source supports it. Every table comes from a free, openly licensed source; where no such source exists, the page says so instead of guessing.
Twenty clubs, thirty-eight matchdays, promotion and relegation at both ends and no playoff for the title.
Twenty clubs across thirty-eight matchdays, with head-to-head record separating clubs level on points.
Twenty clubs, thirty-eight matchdays, and a table where head-to-head results break ties at the top.
Eighteen clubs, thirty-four matchdays, a winter break, and a two-legged playoff deciding the last place.
Eighteen clubs since the division was reduced, with a playoff above the drop.
Eighteen clubs, thirty-four matchdays, and a title race that rarely leaves three cities.
Eighteen clubs, with European places and relegation both partly decided by playoffs.
A regular season followed by a points-halving championship round, which makes the closing table unlike any other in Europe.
A large top division with a long season and a crowded relegation zone.
Twelve clubs playing three rounds before a split into a top and bottom six.
A regular season followed by championship and relegation rounds with carried points.