La Liga Table 2015: Latest Standings Following Saturday's Week 16 Results

The smaller clubs of La Liga took center stage on Saturday, as none of the four games that kicked off Matchday 16 featured a top-five side.

With the rest of the league playing on Sunday, eight teams provided some mid-table entertainment for Spanish football fans.

Here are Saturday's results:

Team	Result	Team
Valencia	2-2	Getafe
Espanyol	1-0	Las Palmas
Real Betis	0-0	Sevilla
Deportivo	2-0	Eibar

While there is plenty of football left to be played on Sunday, let's take a look at where the teams sit in the table after Saturday's action:

Place	Team	Points	GD
1	FC Barcelona	35	21
2	Atletico Madrid	35	15
3	Real Madrid	30	19
4	Celta Vigo	28	4
5	Villarreal	27	4
6	Deportivo	26	9
7	Sevilla	23	2
8	Valencia	22	7
9	Athletic Bilbao	21	4
10	Eibar	21	0
11	Real Betis	20	-6
12	Espanyol	20	-10
13	Real Sociedad	16	-3
14	Getafe	16	-8
15	Sporting Gijon	15	-8
16	Malaga	14	-14
17	Granada	14	-8
18	Rayo Vallecano	14	-11
19	Las Palmas	13	-11
20	Levante	11	-15

New Valencia manager Gary Neville is still waiting for his first victory in La Liga. After drawing with Eibar, Neville's side could only muster up a 2-2 draw against 14th-place Getafe on Saturday. 

The result drew some of his critics out, such as ESPN's Dan Thomas:

All four goals in the match came in the first half, with Valencia having to find the equaliser twice after Getafe goals in the 10th and 22nd minutes. It was one of two draws on Saturday, as Real Betis and Sevilla played to a goalless result.

Felipe Caicedo's 67th-minute goal gave Espanyol a four-point cushion in front of 13th-place Real Sociedad and a six-point gap above the relegation zone.

Here's Caicedo's finish, courtesy of beIN Sports USA:

The big winner of the day was Deportivo, who moved two points within Celta Vigo for fourth place with a 2-0 win over 10th-place Eibar. Lucas Perez opened the scoring in the 41st minute from the penalty spot, and Alejandro Arribas followed with a goal off a corner. 

Deportivo will have to wait to see if their deficit remains at two points as Celta Vigo take on 17th-place Granada and fifth-place Villarreal play Real Sociedad. 

La Liga's largest clubs, Barcelona and Real Madrid, will also be in action on Sunday, with both having easier draws on the schedule. Barcelona, the league leaders, will take on 15th-place Sporting Gijon, while Real Madrid, sitting in third, will face 18th-place Rayo.

Stats courtesy of LaLiga.es.