La Liga Results 2017 Week 17: Final Scores and Updated Table After Saturday

Real Madrid made short work of Granada in La Liga on Saturday as Los Blancos won 5-0 at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, equalling Barcelona's Spanish record of 39 games unbeaten in all competitions.

A first-half brace from Isco was complemented by strikes from Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo, giving the hosts an unassailable lead at half-time.

Casemiro wrapped up the points on the hour mark as the relegation candidates folded in the Spanish capital.

As an extra shot in the arm, Ronaldo collected his recently won Ballon d'Or trophy to the approval of his fans and supporters.

Atletico Madrid comfortably won on the road as they defeated Eibar 2-0, with goals from Saul Niguez and Antoine Griezmann.

Las Palmas edged out struggling Sporting Gijon at home, winning the encounter 1-0.

Sevilla made light work of Real Sociedad, as the hosts put in their worst performance of the season, losing 4-0 as Wissam Ben Yedder smashed in a hat-trick.

Here are Saturday's results and latest standings:

Home	Score	Away
Real Madrid	5-0	Granada
Eibar	0-2	Atletico Madrid
Las Palmas	1-0	Sporting Gijon
Real Sociedad	0-4	Sevilla

#	Team	Pl	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts
1	Real Madrid	16	12	4	0	45	14	31	40
2	Sevilla	17	11	3	3	36	22	14	36
3	Barcelona	16	10	4	2	41	16	25	34
4	Atletico Madrid	17	9	4	4	31	14	17	31
5	Villarreal	16	8	5	3	25	11	14	29
6	Real Sociedad	17	9	2	6	28	25	3	29
7	Athletic Bilbao	16	8	2	6	22	19	3	26
8	Las Palmas	17	6	6	5	27	24	3	24
9	Eibar	17	6	5	6	22	22	0	23
10	Espanyol	17	5	8	4	21	23	-2	23
11	Malaga	16	5	6	5	25	26	-1	21
12	Alaves	16	5	6	5	15	17	-2	21
13	Celta Vigo	16	6	3	7	25	31	-6	21
14	Real Betis	16	5	3	8	18	29	-11	18
15	Deportivo La Coruna	17	4	5	8	23	28	-5	17
16	Leganes	16	4	4	8	13	27	-14	16
17	Valencia	15	3	3	9	21	29	-8	12
18	Sporting Gijon	17	3	3	11	17	34	-17	12
19	Granada	17	1	6	10	14	38	-24	9
20	Osasuna	16	1	4	11	13	34	-21	7

Saturday Recap

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Los Blancos showed no mercy to their Andalusia opponents, beating the lowly side 5-0 to stretch their lead over Barcelona to six points.

Real had total control over proceedings from the 12th minute as Isco beat goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa. The Spain international was influential as Benzema quickly added a second, and Ronaldo scored a third for Madrid. The game was practically over in under 30 minutes of football.

Isco grabbed his second strike shortly after the half-hour mark, and the Madrid fans were swooning in the stands as their side equalled Barca's historic record. 

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Casemiro added a fifth in the second half, guaranteeing additional pressure on Barca as they travel to Villarreal on Sunday.

Ronaldo was presented with his fourth Ballon d'Or title before the encounter, with the Portugal icon cheered to the rafters by Madridistas.

Atletico moved up to fourth and kickstarted their league campaign after defeating Eibar 2-0 at the Estadio Municipal de Ipurua.

Niguez's well-placed header hit the back of the net after 54 minutes, and the prolific Griezmann slotted away from close range after an assist from substitute Kevin Gameiro.

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Las Palmas continue to beat expectations, attaining all three points after the visit of Gijon.

The hosts scored the only goal of the game in the 55th minute thanks to Moroccan attacker Nabil El Zhar's solid finish.

The Gran Canaria club are up to eighth in La Liga, enjoying a fruitful campaign that continues to excite their fans. 

Sevilla outclassed Real Sociedad in the final game of the night, defeating the hosts 4-0 at the Anoeta Stadium in the Basque Country.

Ben Yedder scored twice in four minutes in the first half, and Sociedad were holding their heads after an abject defensive display.

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More poor defending with 17 minutes on the clock saw the visitors score a third. Pablo Sarabia was the recipient of the gift as home fans groaned.

Ben Yedder gratefully accepted his chance of a hat-trick in the closing moments, as the stadium was stunned into complete silence after a rare home defeat.

Real Madrid are in fine shape as the second half of the campaign ignites, and the squad have a spring in their step as they ride high in the latest standings.

The smaller clubs in Spain simply cannot compete with Zinedine Zidane's men in this mood, and Barca will need to produce perfection if they want to have any chance of reclaiming their league crown this term.