La Liga Results 2016 Week 33: Final Scores, Latest Table and Odds After Saturday

Real Madrid thrashed Getafe, 5-1, away from home to pile the pressure on their La Liga rivals on Saturday as they moved ahead of Atletico Madrid and just one point behind Barcelona.

Meanwhile, Eibar beat Real Sociedad to eliminate any fears of relegation, and Sporting Gijon claimed what could be a valuable point against the in-form Las Palmas. 

In Saturday's final match, Celta Vigo gained just one point on Villarreal in fourth place after Real Betis held them to a draw.

Here are all the scores thus far in Week 33, complete with the updated standings and the latest title odds after Real's win:

Home	Score	Away
Getafe	1-5	Real Madrid
Las Palmas	1-1	Sporting Gijon
Eibar	2-1	Real Sociedad
Celta Vigo	1-1	Real Betis

Team	Odds
Barcelona	1-10
Real Madrid	12-1
Atletico Madrid	12-1

R	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Barcelona	32	24	4	4	87	27	+60	76
2	Real Madrid	33	23	6	4	98	30	+68	75
3	Atletico Madrid	32	23	4	5	54	16	+38	73
4	Villarreal	32	17	9	6	41	26	+15	60
5	Celta Vigo	33	15	8	10	46	53	-7	53
6	Athletic Club	32	15	6	11	50	40	+10	51
7	Sevilla	32	13	9	10	45	39	+6	48
8	Malaga	32	10	11	11	30	29	+1	41
9	Eibar	33	11	8	14	45	49	-4	41
10	Real Sociedad	33	11	8	14	41	44	-3	41
11	Las Palmas	33	11	7	15	38	45	-7	40
12	Real Betis	33	9	11	13	30	46	-16	38
13	Deportivo La Coruna	32	7	16	9	41	47	-6	37
14	Valencia	32	9	10	13	36	39	-3	37
15	Espanyol	33	10	6	17	34	62	-28	36
16	Rayo Vallecano	32	7	10	15	43	64	-21	31
17	Granada	32	7	9	16	33	57	-24	30
18	Sporting Gijon	33	7	8	18	33	54	-21	29
19	Levante	33	7	7	19	30	56	-26	28
20	Getafe	33	7	7	19	29	61	-32	28

Los Blancos Close in on Barcelona

Madrid knew a win would put them firmly back in the title race after Barca's recent struggles, and a comprehensive team performance saw five different scorers find the net.

Karim Benzema was the first to find the net just before the half-hour mark, capping Real's excellent start by tucking home James Rodriguez's ball over the top with aplomb. As Squawka Football revealed, the goal was a significant milestone for the striker:

Isco doubled their tally before half-time after playing an excellent one-two with the Frenchman and finishing well with the outside of his right foot, and Bale made it three five minutes into the second half when he raced onto Benzema's through ball and picked out the bottom corner.

The Guardian's Sid Lowe noted the comfort with which Los Merengues were winning:

Pablo Sarabia pulled back a consolation late on for Getafe with a sublime strike from outside the box into the top corner—just their third goal in 12 matches.

Real added two more goals late on to finish the rout, with Rodriguez evading a defender well before side-footing in and Cristiano Ronaldo netting a tap-in, his 31st league goal of the campaign. Football journalist Dermot Corrigan noted the significance of the result for both sides:

It was looking like a long afternoon for Sporting after Las Palmas took the lead through Pedro Bigas' excellent header just three minutes into their match in Gran Canaria, but Jony replied shortly after the restart to earn them a draw.

As Lowe noted, it may not be enough to save them:

They remain in the bottom three but are now just one point behind Granada, who play Atletico on Sunday.

Eibar came from behind to beat La Real in the Basque derby after David Zurutuza gave the visitors the lead with this stunning effort, per La Liga:

Sergi Enrich benefited from a huge slice of luck when he saw his header deflect in off Diego Reyes, and he turned into a provider for Gonzalo Escalante to head home the winner. La Liga writer Andrew Gaffney believes the Armeros deserve their place in the league next season:

Alfred N'Diaye's 24th-minute strike gave Betis the lead at Balaidos before Pablo Hernandez pulled Celta level with 12 minutes of normal time remaining, but the hosts could not grab a late winner to close the gap on Villarreal.

Villarreal face Rayo Vallecano on Sunday and stand an excellent chance of consolidating their UEFA Champions League position—Los Franjirrojos have won just two of their last 10 matches.