Mourinho leads Guardiola and Ancelotti in La Liga win-rate rankings

Real Madrid’s 3-0 victory away to Valencia has strengthened Jose Mourinho’s remarkable record in La Liga, with the Portuguese manager reaching 97 wins from 126 matches.

That gives Mourinho a 77% win rate, placing him top of the historical standings for managers who have taken charge of at least 100 matches in the competition.

Real Madrid secured the points at Mestalla on Saturday, 8 November 2026, to continue their strong run under Mourinho. Federico Valverde opened the scoring in the 28th minute before Arda Guler doubled the visitors’ advantage eight minutes later.

Kylian Mbappe completed the scoring in the 75th minute, sealing Real Madrid’s eighth consecutive victory in all competitions.

Mourinho’s percentage puts him narrowly ahead of Pep Guardiola in the rankings. Guardiola recorded 116 victories in 152 La Liga matches, giving him a win rate of 76.3%.

Carlo Ancelotti is third on 71.1%, having won 162 of his 228 matches. He is followed by Xavi Hernandez, whose record stands at 69.6%, and Zinedine Zidane on 67.8%.

Luis Enrique completes the list of managers with the highest win rates among those to have reached the 100-match mark, with a figure of 66.4%.

The statistics were published by Spanish data specialist MisterChip.

Hans Flick currently has a higher win percentage than Mourinho, at 79.3%, after winning 69 of his 87 matches. However, Flick has not yet managed 100 games in the competition and therefore does not qualify for the same ranking.

Real Madrid’s latest result came in the 12th round of La Liga and extended their winning sequence across all competitions to eight matches.