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On Saturday night, nine La Liga fixtures kicked off simultaneously, producing dramatic results that confirmed the relegation of Girona and Mallorca to the Segunda Division.

At Mestalla, Valencia pulled off a comeback win against champions Barcelona, wrapping up their season on a high. Full match details are available in the main report.

Despite going down to Real Betis, Levante secured their stay in La Liga for another year. Betis took an early lead through Ez Abde just five minutes into the game, but Levante’s star forward Carlos Espi equalised later in the first half. Pablo Fornals restored Betis’ advantage in the 68th minute, yet Levante’s fate was ultimately determined by favourable results elsewhere, ensuring their survival.

It was a thrilling night at the Santiago Bernabeu, where Real Madrid defeated Athletic Club in a six-goal encounter that kept fans on edge throughout. The detailed match report is available separately.

Rayo Vallecano prepared for their upcoming UEFA Conference League final with an impressive comeback victory at Mendizorroza. However, to compete in Europe next season, they must win their final in Leipzig after finishing just short in La Liga. Toni Martinez opened the scoring for the hosts, but Rayo turned the game around in the second half through goals from Sergio Camello and Randy Nteka, which earned them an 8th-place finish.

Getafe capped off their fairytale season in style on Sunday, clinching the victory needed to secure qualification for the 2026-27 UEFA Conference League. Osasuna, meanwhile, celebrated avoiding relegation. Full match coverage is available in the detailed report.

After four seasons in Spain’s top flight, Girona were relegated following their failure to beat Elche, who ensured their own La Liga survival. Alvaro Rodriguez gave Elche the lead, and though Arnau Martinez equalised shortly after halftime, Girona could not find the decisive goal to keep their hopes alive.

This result capped a disappointing campaign for Girona, who were widely tipped for a top-half finish. The club is expected to undergo major changes in the summer, with several players likely to leave and head coach Michel Sanchez set to depart.

Celta Vigo confirmed sixth place with a victory over Sevilla, guaranteeing Europa League football at Balaidos next season. Claudio Giraldez’s side broke the deadlock in the second half through midfielder Ilaix Moriba, who scored the only goal of the match.

Although Mallorca won convincingly on the final day, other results sealed their relegation. Pablo Torre opened the scoring just before halftime, and late goals from Manu Morlanes and Vedat Muriqi followed. However, Elche’s draw at Girona rendered their win meaningless, sending Martin Demichelis’ side back to Segunda after five consecutive seasons in La Liga.

Mallorca now face a challenging summer as they regroup and aim for a quick return to the top division.

Espanyol and Real Sociedad ended their seasons with a 1-1 draw at the RCDE Stadium. La Real took the lead through Orri Oskarsson just before the hour mark, continuing his recent fine form. However, Carlos Fernandez equalised soon after, ensuring the points were shared following a VAR denial for Tyrhys Dolan.