00:00The 1999-2000 season has to be the craziest season in Spanish football, and here's why.
00:05Firstly, Deportivo La Coruña won the league with 11 losses and just 65 points.
00:10That's the lowest total ever since the introduction of three points for a win.
00:13An unlikely title victory, sure, but let's up the ante.
00:17At the other end of the league, three former champions were relegated,
00:20with Sevilla, Atletico Madrid and Real Betis all going down.
00:23Betis winger De Nilsson, a world record signing in 1998,
00:26was only one year into his 10-year contract when that season started,
00:29but was powerless to have helped them avoid the drop.
00:32And even Atletico Madrid's big-money summer signing Jimmy Floyd Hasselbank couldn't keep them up,
00:36despite finishing runner-up in the Golden Boot race with 24 goals.
00:40But the oddest storyline belongs to Real Madrid,
00:42who found themselves in 16th after 15 matches and on their second manager of the season.
00:48Yet somehow, they knocked out the likes of Man United and Bayern Munich on their way to Champions League success,
00:53beating Valencia in what was the first ever final to feature two teams from the same country.
00:57What a mad, mad season.
00:59What a mad, mad起來.
00:59What a mad at is this film?
