creating objects with attributes from a text file - python-3.x

Question

Im making a program that reads the info of some football teams from a textile(named 30eapril.txt) and uses this data when creating some team-objects. I wonder how I can make the program read the number of teams in the textile and create objects of them. The code I've written so far works but has a lot of repetitive parts!
class team:
def __init__(self, teamdata):
self.name = teamdata[0]
self.wins = teamdata[1]
self.drawn = teamdata[2]
self.losses = teamdata[3]
def __repr__(self):
return self.name.ljust(15) + '{} {} {}'.format(self.wins, self.drawn, self.losses)
laglista = []
with open('30eapril.txt', 'rt') as file:
for line in file:
laglista.append(line)
team1data = (laglista[0]).split()
team2data = (laglista[1]).split()
team3data = (laglista[2]).split()
team4data = (laglista[3]).split()
lag1 = team(team1data)
lag2 = team(team2data)
lag3 = team(team3data)
lag4 = team(team4data)
print(lag1)
print(lag2)
print(lag3)
print(lag4)
this is what was in the textfile
Arsenal 2 1 0
Manchester 2 0 0
Liverpool 0 1 2
Newcastle 0 0 2
Hope that someone can help!
//Peter

Answer 1

Shortened code: (could certainly be even better)
#!/usr/bin/env python3
class team:
def __init__(self, teamdata):
self.name, self.wins, self.drawn, self.losses = teamdata
def __repr__(self):
return self.name.ljust(15) + '{} {} {}'.format(self.wins, self.drawn, self.losses)
lag = []
with open('30eapril.txt', 'rt') as file:
for line in file:
lag.append(team(line.split()))
#print("Number of teams: " + str(len(lag)))
for l in lag:
print(l)
You don't need to know the number of lines of your file.
With the same content of '30eapril.txt', the output is:
$ ./test_script3.py
Arsenal 2 1 0
Manchester 2 0 0
Liverpool 0 1 2
Newcastle 0 0 2
Same script on '30eapril.txt' having a extra line:
$ ./test_script3.py
Arsenal 2 1 0
Manchester 2 0 0
Liverpool 0 1 2
Newcastle 0 0 2
AnotherClub 1 0 2