La Liga Results 2016: Full Table, Title Odds and Scores After Final Week 29 Game

A 10-man Granada side edged out of the La Liga relegation zone as they drew 1-1 with Espanyol at the Estadio Nuevo Los Carmenes on Monday.

Ruben Rochina netted the opener five minutes before half-time following David Barral being sent off, but Espanyol got back on level terms in the 82nd minute through a Miguel Lopes own goal.

Earlier in Week 29's action, Barcelona took one step closer to another La Liga title as they thrashed Getafe 6-0 at the Camp Nou, while Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid both won.

Read on for a look at all the results from the week's action in La Liga along with an updated table and the latest title odds.

#	Team	Pl	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts
1	Barcelona	29	24	3	2	84	22	62	75
2	Atletico Madrid	29	21	4	4	45	12	33	67
3	Real Madrid	29	19	6	4	83	28	55	63
4	Villarreal	29	15	8	6	35	23	12	53
5	Sevilla	29	13	9	7	43	31	12	48
6	Athletic Bilbao	29	14	5	10	47	37	10	47
7	Celta Vigo	29	13	6	10	41	51	-10	45
8	Eibar	29	10	7	12	41	41	0	37
9	Malaga	29	9	9	11	28	28	0	36
10	Real Sociedad	29	9	8	12	37	40	-3	35
11	Real Betis	29	8	10	11	27	39	-12	34
12	Valencia	29	8	10	11	33	34	-1	34
13	Deportivo La Coruna	29	6	15	8	37	42	-5	33
14	Espanyol	29	9	5	15	29	55	-26	32
15	Las Palmas	29	8	6	15	31	42	-11	30
16	Rayo Vallecano	29	6	9	14	39	61	-22	27
17	Granada	29	7	6	16	30	54	-24	27
18	Getafe	29	7	6	16	27	51	-24	27
19	Sporting Gijon	29	6	6	17	30	51	-21	24
20	Levante	29	6	6	17	27	52	-25	24

Club	Odds
Barcelona	1-80
Atletico Madrid	20-1
Real Madrid	50-1

Malaga	1-0	Sporting Gijon
Barcelona	6-0	Getafe
Celta Vigo	1-0	Real Sociedad
Atletico Madrid	2-0	Deportivo La Coruno
Rayo Vallecano	1-1	Eibar
Levante	1-0	Valencia
Sevilla	4-2	Villarreal
Athletic Club	3-1	Real Betis
Las Palmas	1-2	Real Madrid
Granada	1-1	Espanyol

Monday Recap 

Monday evening started badly for Granada as they were left to negotiate more than an hour of their clash with Espanyol a man down.

Striker Barral got the second of his yellow cards in just the 28th minute to hamstring Granada alarmingly early.

La Liga analyst Javier J. Hernandez, though, suggested the loss of Barral could even help the hosts:

And Granada did indeed have the better of the action after Barral's dismissal, taking the lead through Rochina in the 40th minute.

The Spaniard pounced on a bobbling ball in the box and sneaked his left-footed finish into the far corner of the goal.

Following the break, Granada were able to maintain their slender lead and entered the final 10 minutes of the clash looking to claim a vital three points.

However, disaster struck eight minutes from time when Lopes' deflected clearance nestled in the back of his own net.

Granada move out of the relegation zone but will be ruing not holding out for all three points at this crucial stage of the season.

Saturday saw another masterclass from Barca against Getafe as they stretched their unbeaten record to 37 games on the bounce.

Neymar bagged a double after Juan Rodriguez's own goal had opened the scoring early on, while Lionel Messi, Arda Turan and Munir El Haddadi were also on the scoresheet.

As ever, Messi was heavily involved in Barcelona's display, Bleacher Report's Dean Jones naming him as one of the players of the weekend despite his missed penalty:

The odds and their eight-point lead at the top of the table suggest the title is all but Barca's, but second-placed Atletico Madrid kept up what little pressure they could by beating Deportivo La Coruna 3-0.

The goals came from Saul Niguez, Antoine Griezmann and Angel Correa on a relatively easy day for Diego Simeone's side at the Vicente Calderon on Saturday.

It was less easy going for their neighbours, Real, on Sunday away at Las Palmas. Los Blancos eventually claimed a 2-1 win, Casemiro firing a late winner after Willian Jose had cancelled out Sergio Ramos' opener.

Ramos was given his marching orders late on, far from the first time he has been dismissed, per Unibet:

Gary Neville's Valencia were condemned to a third straight defeat by Levante as Giuseppe Rossi scored the only goal of the match, and Los Che now sit in 12th, eight points clear of the relegation zone.

At the top of the table, it seems there is no stopping Barcelona, and surely only a collapse of disastrous proportions from the Blaugrana could see them miss out on the title.