La Liga Table 2017: Sunday's Week 21 Results and Updated Standings

Sevilla failed to move level on points with Barcelona as they drew only their fourth game of the La Liga season against Villarreal in a goalless encounter on Sunday.

Alaves scored an impressive away performance against Sporting Gijon, defeating their hosts 4-2 at the Estadio El Molinon.

Real Sociedad edged out Osasuna in their contest, defeating the visitors 3-2 in the final match of the day.

Real Madrid's trip to Celta Vigo was postponed when stadium safety concerns were identified after bad weather, per BBC Sport.

Here are Sunday's results from Spain's top league and the latest standings:

Home	Score	Away
Sevilla	0-0	Villarreal
Sporting Gijon	2-4	Alaves
Real Sociedad	3-2	Osasuna
Celta Vigo	P-P	Real Madrid

R	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Real Madrid	19	14	4	1	51	17	+34	46
2	Barcelona	21	13	6	2	55	18	+37	45
3	Sevilla	21	13	4	4	43	28	+15	43
4	Atletico Madrid	21	11	6	4	36	16	+20	39
5	Real Sociedad	21	12	2	7	34	30	+4	38
6	Villarreal	21	9	8	4	28	14	+14	35
7	Athletic Club	21	9	5	7	26	25	+1	32
8	Espanyol	21	8	8	5	29	27	+2	32
9	Eibar	21	9	5	7	32	29	+3	32
10	Celta Vigo	20	9	3	8	31	33	-2	30
11	Las Palmas	20	7	7	6	31	31	0	28
12	Alaves	21	6	9	6	21	22	-1	27
13	Real Betis	20	6	5	9	21	31	-10	23
14	Malaga	21	5	7	9	28	35	-7	22
15	Valencia	20	5	4	11	29	40	-11	19
16	Deportivo La Coruna	20	4	7	9	25	32	-7	19
17	Leganes	21	4	6	11	15	35	-20	18
18	Sporting Gijon	21	3	4	14	22	43	-21	13
19	Osasuna	21	1	7	13	23	46	-23	10
20	Granada	20	1	7	12	16	44	-28	10

Sunday Recap 

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Sevilla missed the chance to cut the gap on the El Clasico sides at the top of the division, collecting just a point at home against Villarreal in a 0-0 draw.

Samir Nasri missed a penalty in the second half as goalkeeper Sergio Asenjo was the hero, and the stopper also made a late save from Vicente Iborra's header to ensure a share of the spoils.

Mario Gaspar had fouled Vitolo in the box to give the Andalusian side the chance of the lead, but Asenjo was equal to the on-loan Manchester City man's spot-kick.

The Yellow Submarine's best chance came as Adrian Lopez shot wide after he rounded Sevilla goalkeeper Sergio Rico.

Squawka Football provided the vital stats at the end of the tight game:

Los Blancos have two games in hand on both Sevilla and Barca after their match with Celta was cancelled.

Alaves were red hot at Gijon, slamming four goals past their opponents in a high-scoring affair.

Ruben Sobrino gave the away side the lead after 10 minutes, and Christian Santos' penalty doubled the advantage shortly before the hour mark.

Edgar Mendez also slotted away from the spot for the visitors as they made it 3-0 after 70 minutes before the hosts made a comeback with two goals in the last six minutes—from Lacina Traore and Carlos Castro.

However, Alexis' goal from close range ended the contest with five minutes remaining, allowing Alaves to see out the final moments with comfort.

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Sociedad's excellent campaign continued as they defeated Osasuna 3-2 at the Anoeta Stadium.

All three of the hosts' strikes came in the final 28 minutes of the game, after Kenan Kodro found the bottom corner to open the scoring for the visiting side from Pamplona.

The Royals began the fightback after 62 minutes when Raul Navas headed home, and they moved ahead 10 minutes later when Carlos Vela netted.

Juanmi gave La Real the lead with 13 minutes remaining, but the Reds struck back just two minutes later through Sergio Leon to set up a tense finale.

Sociedad consolidated fifth place as their fight for European football continues.

Sevilla will feel they have missed a trick after their draw on Sunday, but they remain title contenders deep into the campaign.

Nasri's penalty miss will have fans holding their heads, but the club have been hugely consistent, as they have matched the pace set by Spain's two major sides.