Real Madrid are champions of Spain for the 36th time in their history. Los Blancos celebrated a few hours after their match and thanked Girona, who secured their second Catalan derby out of two against Barcelona. Sensational thud for Xavi’s team, who on top of the damage were even overtaken by their poor cousins. Blaugrana ahead at half-time thanks to goals from Christensen and Lewandowski with Dovbyk scoring the momentary 1-1. In the second half Girona goes wild with Portu, Gutierrez and Portu again.
Apotheosis therefore also in the capital, with Carlo Ancelotti winning his second championship on the bench blancos after that of the 2021/22 season. It is his 28th career title as a coach.
Celebration also for Girona, not only for the double derby won but because qualification for the Champions League is arithmetic. And to think that until this year he had never participated in a European competition.
Friday 3 May
Getafe – Athletic Bilbao 0-2
Saturday 4 May
Real Sociedad – Las Palmas 2-0
Real Madrid – Cadiz 3-0
Girona – Barcelona 4-2
Mallorca – Atletico Madrid
Sunday 5 May
Osasuna – Betis
Celta Vigo – Villarreal
Valencia – Alaves
Seville – Granada
Vallecano – Almeria
Classification
Real Madrid 87
Girona 74
Barcelona 73
Atletico Madrid 64
Athletic Bilbao 61
Real Sociedad 54
Betis Sevilla 49
Valencia 47
Villarreal 45
Getafe 43
Osasuna 39
Seville 38
Alaves 38
Las Palmas 37
Rayo Vallecano 34
Mallorca 32
Celta Vigo 31
Cadiz 26
Granada 21
Almeria 14 (relegated to LaLiga2)
Markers
20 goals: Dovbyk (Girona)
18 goals: Bellingham (Real Madrid)
17 goals: Sorloth (Villarreal)
16 goals: Lewandowski (Barcelona) and Budimir (Osasuna)
15 goals: Borja Mayoral (Getafe)