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Barcelona suffered a rare home defeat as Villarreal stunned the champions 3–2 at the Estadi Olímpic. Ayoze Pérez opened the scoring for Villarreal, but Barcelona hit back through Lamine Yamal and Fermín López.
However, second-half goals from Santi Comesaña and Tajon Buchanan sealed the comeback for the visitors and bolstered their European qualification hopes.
However that did not stop the Calatans from ending the night on a high as they lifted their 28th La Liga title.
Real Madrid secured a professional 2–0 victory away to Sevilla, who ended the match with nine men.
Kylian Mbappé broke the deadlock in the 75th minute, and Jude Bellingham added a second late on, ensuring Los Blancos maintained momentum heading into the final matchday.
Atlético Madrid comfortably dispatched Real Betis 4–1 at the Wanda Metropolitano. Julián Álvarez bagged a brace, with Robin Le Normand and Ángel Correa also on target. Pablo Fornals managed a consolation goal for the visitors.
Real Sociedad edged Girona 3–2 in a dramatic contest settled by Arkaitz Mariezkurrena’s stoppage-time winner, preserving the Basque side’s hopes of clinching a European berth.
Rayo Vallecano came from behind to beat Celta Vigo 2–1, with goals from Isi Palazón and Jorge de Frutos turning the match around. The result lifted Rayo into contention for a potential European spot.
Athletic Bilbao secured a crucial 1–0 away win at Valencia thanks to Álex Berenguer’s 72nd-minute strike. The result keeps Athletic firmly in the hunt for a Champions League position.
Osasuna continued their late surge with a 2–0 win over Espanyol. The result moved Osasuna up the standings and left Espanyol dangerously close to relegation.
Real Valladolid’s struggles continued with a 1–0 home loss to Alavés, Kike García scoring the decisive goal. Valladolid remain anchored at the foot of the table.
Leganés picked up a valuable 1–0 win away to Las Palmas, boosting their chances of avoiding relegation.
Getafe claimed an important 2–1 win at Mallorca, with Mauro Arambarri and Carlos Uche scoring the goals that eased their relegation concerns.
At the top of the table, Barcelona remain champions with 85 points, followed by Real Madrid on 81. Atlético Madrid sit third with 73 points, closely trailed by Athletic Bilbao on 70 and Villarreal on 67.
The final round of fixtures next weekend will determine the remaining European places and settle the relegation battle.
