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Deportivo Alaves' Brazilian forward Deyverson (C) celebrates a goal with teammates during the Spanish league football match FC Barcelona vs Deportivo Alaves at the Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona on September 10, 2016. / AFP / LLUIS GENE        (Photo credit should read LLUIS GENE/AFP/Getty Images)
Deportivo Alaves' Brazilian forward Deyverson (C) celebrates a goal with teammates during the Spanish league football match FC Barcelona vs Deportivo Alaves at the Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona on September 10, 2016. / AFP / LLUIS GENE (Photo credit should read LLUIS GENE/AFP/Getty Images)LLUIS GENE/Getty Images

La Liga Results 2016: Full Table and Scores After Final Week 6 Match

Gianni VerschuerenSep 26, 2016

Alaves cruised to an easy 3-1 win during Monday's 2016-17 La Liga action, winning the final match of Week 6.

Edgar Mendez, Victor Camarasa and Deyverson scored the goals for the hosts, while Artem Kravets pulled one back for Granada. After six matches, the visitors are still winless.

During the weekend, leaders Real Madrid dropped points for the second straight week, while Barcelona and Atletico Madrid won and reduced the gap at the top of the standings. Here's a roundup of Week 6:

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Real Betis1-0Malaga
Eibar2-0Real Sociedad
Sporting Gijon0-5Barcelona
Athletic Club3-1Sevilla
Las Palmas2-2Real Madrid
Leganes1-2Valencia
Atletico Madrid1-0Deportivo la Coruna
Villarreal3-1Osasuna
Espanyol0-2Celta Vigo
Alaves3-1Granada

The current La Liga standings:

1Real Madrid6420156+914
2Barcelona6411196+1313
3Atletico Madrid6330122+1012
4Villarreal633094+512
5Athletic Club640296+312
6Sevilla6321119+211
7Las Palmas63121411+310
8Eibar631286+210
9Alaves623175+29
10Real Betis6222811-38
11Leganes6213610-47
12Sporting Gijon6213514-97
13Celta Vigo621358-37
14Real Sociedad621389-17
15Valencia6204912-36
16Malaga612358-35
17Espanyol6123914-55
18Deportivo La Coruna612335-25
19Granada6024715-82
20Osasuna6024513-82

Recap

David Barral made a surprise start for Granada at the striker position, with in-form Ezequiel Ponce relegated to the bench.

Manchester United loanee Andreas Pereira also started, while Sergi Samper of Barcelona did not, per Simon Harrison of Marca:

Granada entered the match as one of two teams still winless in Spain's top division―Osasuna haven't beaten anyone yet, either―and it showed on Monday. Alaves, who have surprised fans and pundits alike early this season, were on top from the opening minute.

GRANADA, SPAIN - SEPTEMBER 21:  Gabriel Gaston Alexis Silva of Granada CF looks on during the match between Granada CF vs SD Eibar as part of La Liga at Nuevo los Carmenes Stadium on September 11 on September 21, 2016 in Granada, Spain.  (Photo by Aitor A

Deyverson flashed his scoring potential on a few occasions, and Ibai Gomez also tested goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa, who was kept busy.

Per Harrison, some pressure from the former almost resulted in an own goal, but the official had spotted a transgression during the buildup:

Granada barely created any danger in the first half, but somehow they kept their nets clean in the first half. Former Nazaries star Mendez opened the scoring early in the second half, however, finishing off a swift counter-attack to score Alaves' first goal at home this La Liga season.

Per Harrison, recent history suggested Granada had little chance of completing a comeback:

Ruben Vezo came close to an equaliser with a header that flew over the target before Camarasa doubled Alaves' lead after a defensive blunder from Uche Henry Agbo.

Deyverson hit the post shortly after before Kravets gave the visitors some hope with a neat finish after a great cross from Pereira.

GRANADA, SPAIN - SEPTEMBER 21:  Uche Henry Agbo of Granada CF in action during the match between Granada CF vs SD Eibar as part of La Liga at Nuevo los Carmenes Stadium on September 11 on September 21, 2016 in Granada, Spain.  (Photo by Aitor Alcalde Colo

Their hopes were short-lived, however, as Deyverson put the final score on the board after another defensive mistake.

Per Harrison, Granada's Javi Marquez thought his team's defensive effort wasn't as poor as most pundits suggested:

On Saturday, Real Madrid allowed rivals Barcelona to close the gap at the top of the standings to just a single point with a second consecutive draw, this time against Las Palmas. The trip to the Canary Islands is never an easy one because of the distance, and Los Amarillos have started the 2016-17 campaign in fine form.

As shared by Dermot Corrigan of ESPN FC, manager Zinedine Zidane told Movistar+ he thought his team deserved to win:

Sergio Araujo had other plans, however, scoring a late goal for Las Palmas to tie things up. Marco Asensio and Karim Benzema scored for Los Blancos.

Over in Asturias, Barcelona demolished Sporting Gijon, easily winning by a score of 5-0. Neymar scored a brace, while Luis Suarez, Arda Turan and Rafinha also found the back of the net.

On Sunday, Antoine Griezmann scored the only goal in Atletico Madrid's win over Deportivo La Coruna.

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