The 2020/21 La Liga season was arguably the most exciting one we've had in a long time. It is quite unfortunate that the fans weren't able to witness it. Atletico Madrid were able to beat Real Madrid and Barcelona in the title race and they have now been crowned La Liga champions. It is their first Spanish top-flight title since the 2013-14 season.ATLETICO MADRID ARE LA LIGA CHAMPIONS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 2013-14 🏆What a story, what a moment, what a team! 👏🎉 pic.twitter.com/iuZrUaRmh4— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) May 22, 2021Real Madrid, Barcelona and even Sevilla gave them a run for their money as far as the title race was concerned. But the Rojiblancos had just enough steam to cross the finish line, win the title and upset the trend in La Liga.La Liga has some world-class goalkeepersIt is interesting to note that once again it is the team with the strongest defence that has won the league. While defenders have played a major role this season, the contributions of goalkeepers cannot be overlooked.Without further ado, let's take a look at the top five goalkeepers from the 2020/21 La Liga season.#5 Alex Remiro (Real Sociedad)Real Sociedad v Deportivo Alavés - La Liga SantanderAfter a slightly inconsistent outing in the 2019/20 season, Real Sociedad's Alex Remiro has become the club's first-choice goalkeeper. He has been one of the architects behind Sociedad's early surge in La Liga this term. Remiro conceded only 38 goals from 38 appearances this term.Six of those came in a single game against Barcelona and that has definitely gone a long way towards ruining his numbers. He has saved 65% of the shots he faced in the La Liga this season and made a total of 66 saves. The Spaniard has kept 14 cleansheets this term.Remiro also saved one of the five penalties he faced this season. The 26-year-old has room for improvement though. While he is good with the ball at his feet and helps kickstart Sociedad's attacks with his impressive distribution, Remiro ought to be more commanding in his box and improve his shot-parrying ability.#4 Marc-Andre ter Stegen (Barcelona)FC Barcelona v RC Celta - La Liga SantanderBarcelona have not had a great season given their high standards. But in light of the circumstances, they did a pretty decent job and the majority of the credit for that goes to Lionel Messi and Marc-Andre ter Stegen.Ter Stegen missed quite a few games this season after suffering a knee injury in December. He still made 32 appearances in the La Liga and kept 11 cleansheets. Due to the high-profile nature of his job, his mistakes often tend to get amplified and constant comparisons with Manuel Neuer has certainly taken the focus away from his world-class abilities.The German international kept 11 cleansheets this term. He made a total of 75 saves, keeping out 71% of the shots that came his way. Ter Stegen was not great at penalties though and has conceded all three of the spot-kicks he had to face.To be 100% clear about this one. Marc ter Stegen will not leave Barcelona this summer. He’s staying and he’s not considering any other option - same for BVB. 🔵🔴 #FCB https://t.co/GWMFgPkNFX— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) May 25, 2021