La Liga Results 2015 Week 34: Tracking Final Scores, Top Scorers for Matchday 34

For most of La Liga, there are only five games remaining in the season. Five games to win a title. Five games to secure a place in the Champions or Europa League. Five games to stave off relegation. Five games to salvage something positive or to finish on a high note. 

Every game matters now, and there's a slew of good ones on tap on Matchday 34. Below, you'll find all of this week's results, the updated table and the top scorers in La Liga action as the close of the season approaches. 

Results

When	Time (ET)	Team 1	Result	Team 2
Tuesday, April 28	2 p.m.	Barcelona	6-0	Getafe
Tuesday, April 28	4 p.m.	Athletic	1-1	Real Sociedad
Tuesday, April 28	4 p.m.	Levante	1-0	Cordoba
Wednesday, April 29	2 p.m.	Eibar	3-1	Sevilla
Wednesday, April 29	2 p.m.	Real Madrid	3-0	Almeria
Wednesday, April 29	2 p.m.	Celta Vigo	1-0	Malaga
Wednesday, April 29	4 p.m.	Villarreal	0-1	Atletico Madrid
Wednesday, April 29	4 p.m.	Elche	4-0	Deportivo
Thursday, April 30	2 p.m.	Rayo	1-1	Valencia
Thursday, April 30	4 p.m.	Granada	1-2	Espanyol

Table

#	Team	Pl	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts
1	Barcelona	34	27	3	4	97	19	+78	84
2	Real Madrid	34	27	1	6	102	30	+72	82
3	Atletico Madrid	34	23	6	5	65	26	+39	75
4	Valencia	34	20	9	5	61	26	+35	69
5	Sevilla	34	21	6	7	63	38	+25	69
6	Villarreal	34	14	11	9	44	31	+13	53
7	Malaga	34	13	8	13	36	40	-4	47
8	Athletic Club	34	13	8	13	34	38	-4	47
9	Celta Vigo	34	12	9	13	40	38	+2	45
10	Espanyol	34	12	9	13	41	43	-2	45
11	Rayo Vallecano	34	13	3	18	39	62	-23	42
12	Real Sociedad	34	9	13	12	37	44	-7	40
13	Elche	34	10	7	17	31	57	-26	37
14	Getafe	34	10	6	18	28	52	-24	36
15	Levante	34	9	8	17	32	60	-28	35
16	Eibar	34	8	7	19	29	49	-20	31
17	Almeria	34	8	7	19	29	55	-26	31
18	Deportivo La Coruna	34	6	11	17	29	56	-27	29
19	Granada	34	4	13	17	22	63	-41	25
20	Cordoba	34	3	11	20	21	53	-32	20

Top Scorers

Place	Player	Team	Goals
1	Cristiano Ronaldo	Real Madrid	39
2	Lionel Messi	Barcelona	38
3	Antoine Griezmann	Atletico Madrid	22
4	Neymar	Barcelona	20
5	Carlos Bacca	Sevilla	19
6	Alberto Bueno	Rayo Vallecano	16
7	Karim Benzema	Real Madrid	15
7	Aritz Anduriz	Athletic Bilbao	15
9	Gareth Bale	Real Madrid	13
9	Luis Suarez	Barcelona	13

Recap

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Valencia struggled to a 1-1 draw against Rayo Vallecano on Thursday, meaning the club is now tied with Sevilla in the race for the final Champions League ticket.

Goals from Adrian Embarga and Daniel Parejo cancelled each other out, as did straight red cards for Jorge Garcia Morcillo and Rodrigo. The latter was dismissed after an odd incident with goalkeeper Tono, who should also have been red-carded for provoking a reaction from Rodrigo.

In the standings, Valencia and Sevilla now sit level, with the former holding a significant lead in goal differential with four matches left to be played.

Barcelona took a giant step closer to winning La Liga on Tuesday, absolutely smoking Getafe, 6-0. Not only did that put them five points clear of Real Madrid (albeit with Los Blancos holding a game in hand), but it also put the Catalans nine goals ahead of their rivals in goal differential. 

Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez were brilliant as ever, each notching two goals apiece. But something else frightening for the rest of La Liga and Europe, too, transpired on Tuesday, per Dermot Corrigan of ESPN:

That didn't seem to be lost to the trio, and Neymar posted this selfie on Instagram after the game:

Happy, dangerous and in-form—Barca are going to be tough to beat. 

Truthfully, Real Madrid's primary focus at this point is probably on repeating as Champions League titleholders anyway. Real Madrid has the easier Champions League semi-final draw against Juventus (while Barcelona face Bayern Munich), and Los Blancos seem more taken by European glory over domestic glory in the first place. 

It may be elementary anyway, as Barcelona are the more rested and more impressive club at the moment. Their superstar attacking trio is playing as a cohesive unit, their current tactics are enhancing the skills of the players involved and reflect manager Luis Enrique's philosophy and, perhaps most importantly (and surprisingly), the defense remains the most stingy in La Liga.

Of course, until Barcelona faces Atletico Madrid on May 16 (unless Real Madrid drop significant points before then), La Liga's title will hang in the balance. As usual, it will be Barca and Los Blancos in the running to snag it.

Levante earned a huge win in their chase to avoid relegation, meanwhile, defeating Cordoba, 1-0, and all but guaranteeing that Cordoba would be relegated. If either Almeria or Eibar earn a point this week, Cordoba will essentially be relegated barring goal differential. 

Meanwhile, Athletic's aspirations of sneaking into the Europa League took a big hit in their 1-1 draw against Real Sociedad. Athletic is now six points behind Villarreal in that chase, and Villarreal have a game in hand. 

Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid each kept their title hopes alive with victories on Wednesday. Fernando Torres scored the key goal for Atletico against Villarreal, while James Rodriguez scored on an amazing volley to lead Los Blancos past Almeria. 

Sevilla shot past Valencia for the race to the final Champions League spot, beating Eibar 3-1 behind Carlos Bacca's brace. Valencia has a game in hand, however. Meanwhile, Elche's 4-0 win over Deportivo likely assured that Elche won't go down this season, while Deportivo remains two points behind Eibar and Almeria as they try to escape the relegation zone.