La Liga Table 2017: Latest Standings Following Friday's Week 24 Result

Xabi Prieto was the hero for Real Sociedad as they defeated Las Palmas 1-0 at the Estadio Gran Canaria in La Liga on Friday.

The hosts penetrated through midfield for large periods of the match but presented La Real with a gift to win the game late in the contest.

Here is Friday's confirmed result from La Liga and latest standings:

Home	Score	Away
Las Palmas	0-1	Real Sociedad

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GD	Points
1	Real Madrid	22	16	4	2	37	52
2	Barcelona	23	15	6	2	44	51
3	Sevilla	23	15	4	4	18	49
4	Atletico Madrid	23	13	6	4	24	45
5	Real Sociedad	24	14	2	8	5	44
6	Villarreal	23	10	9	4	15	39
7	Eibar	23	10	5	8	5	35
8	Athletic Bilbao	23	10	5	8	0	35
9	Celta Vigo	22	10	3	9	0	33
10	Espanyol	23	8	8	7	-1	32
11	Alaves	23	7	9	7	-6	30
12	Las Palmas	24	7	7	10	-4	28
13	Malaga	23	6	8	9	-6	26
14	Valencia	23	7	5	11	-8	26
15	Real Betis	22	6	6	10	-13	24
16	Deportivo La Coruna	22	4	7	11	-9	19
17	Leganes	23	4	6	13	-23	18
18	Sporting Gijon	23	4	4	15	-22	16
19	Granada	23	3	7	13	-28	16
20	Osasuna	23	1	7	15	-28	10

Friday Recap

Las Palmas' creativity presented no rewards for the hosts as they threw away the chance of points against Sociedad.

A wasteful first half saw both sides struggle to remain dangerous, but when opportunity presented itself, neither team could find the target.

The hosts showed plenty of promise through midfield but rarely threatened the Sociedad goal with venom.

The tempo improved as both teams attempted to control territory, but a goalless first half was the correct scoreline as the players exited the field at the half-time break.

The visitors' official Twitter feed provided footage of the best moments:

The defining stanza of the game came in the 74th minute as Las Palmas imploded, presenting Prieto with the easiest of chances to win the match.

A calamitous few seconds in the Yellows' defence gifted the midfielder the winner in a tight contest on the Canary Islands.

Goalkeeper Javi Varas misplaced a simple pass out of his box, and Prieto side-footed home as the stopper held his head in his hands. The strike was enough for the visitors, despite the home side pushing forward when possible.

Kevin-Prince Boateng went closest to grabbing a late equaliser, but La Real remained solid to earn a deserved clean sheet and three points.