TOP: BarcelonaIn a league with two teams, Barcelona has managed to shed its eternal rival, Real Madrid. After starting the season hung, the Catalans have struck a blow at the first Clasico, by atomizing the Merengue (5-0). They were then let go their throne, leaving Madrid stumble a few times to finally finish four points ahead of the players in the capital. A coronation logic for Lionel Messi and his band. With 31 goals and 18 assists, Argentina has once again managed to entertain the public, and to bring Barca a little more history.
THE FLOP: A CoruñaSemi-finalist in the Champions League in 2004, La Coruna has experienced a slow descent into hell, who led the Depor straight relegation this season. Eleven years after their last title in La Liga, residents of Riazor will thus ending twenty years of presence at the highest level Spanish. A sad news for the club of Galicia, which was probably a little rest on its laurels, and never evolved after the departure of Roy Makaay and Diego Tristan in the middle of the decade. Finally, if the Depor regrets the place of the last day with the eternal problem of luggage offered to teams that do not play anything, the sentence is the same. La Coruna will be rebuilt on the lower floor.
THE HONOR ROLLIf Barça won La Liga, Real Madrid managed to glean the King's Cup, nose and beard of his enemy, after a final played at the very least, thanks to a goal from Cristiano inevitable Ronaldo in overtime (1-0 aet). For the rest, Valencia and Villarreal have won their ticket to the Champions League, while Athletic Bilbao and Sevilla will play the Europa League, as Atletico Madrid also recovered a folding seat, thanks to the victory for Real in Cup king.
THE PLAYER: Cristiano RonaldoIf Real Madrid has not proved capable of dislodging Barca go top of La Liga, Cristiano Ronaldo has shown him that he was a non-standard player. After adding 40 goals this season (or even 41 because another has not been assigned as his free kick was deflected), the Portuguese cleared the shelves of record of 38 achievements, co-owned by Hugo Sanchez and Telmo Zarra . A great way to demonstrate the extent of his technical palette: right foot, left foot, head-kicks. It lacks more than the honors class.
THE STAT: 21Is La Liga championship with two teams? When you look at the standings, the question deserves to be asked anyway. With 92 points, Real Madrid has for 21 points ahead of Valencia, the third. A chasm. Another example, when Madrid moved in Valencians, they won 6-3. Against Sevilla, fifth in the standings, the addition was a little more salt (6-2). In the end, Barca and Real seem to compete for the title, while the other 18 teams are vying for third place.
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