La Liga Table 2017 Week 25: Updated Standings Following Tuesday's Results

Valencia's revival in La Liga continued as they defeated Leganes 1-0 at the Mestalla Stadium on Tuesday.

Real Betis also earned a victory on the road as they beat Malaga 2-1.

There was a wonderful contest between Real Sociedad and Eibar at the Anoeta Stadium, as the visitors scored a last-minute equaliser to break La Real's hearts in a 2-2 draw.

Here are Tuesday's results:

Home	Score	Away
Real Sociedad	2-2	Eibar
Malaga	1-2	Real Betis
Valencia	1-0	Leganes

Pos	Club	P	W	D	L	GD	Points
1	Real Madrid	23	17	4	2	38	55
2	Barcelona	24	16	6	2	45	54
3	Sevilla	24	16	4	4	19	52
4	Atletico Madrid	24	13	6	5	23	45
5	Real Sociedad	25	14	3	8	5	45
6	Villarreal	24	10	9	5	14	39
7	Eibar	25	11	6	8	8	39
8	Athletic Bilbao	24	11	5	8	2	38
9	Espanyol	24	9	8	7	2	35
10	Celta Vigo	23	10	4	9	0	34
11	Alaves	24	8	9	7	-5	33
12	Valencia	25	8	5	12	-8	29
13	Las Palmas	24	7	7	10	-4	28
14	Real Betis	24	7	6	11	-13	27
15	Malaga	25	6	8	11	-10	26
16	Leganes	25	5	6	14	-20	21
17	Deportivo La Coruna	23	4	7	12	-13	19
18	Sporting Gijon	24	4	5	15	-22	17
19	Granada	24	3	7	14	-30	16
20	Osasuna	24	1	7	16	-31	10

Tuesday Recap

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Eibar stole a point in stoppage time as they scored with the final kick of the game against Real Sociedad, drawing 2-2 at the Anoeta.

Juanmi had opened the scoring after 14 minutes for the hosts as they caught Eibar cold. However, the visitors struck back 12 minutes later, with Gonzalo Escalante finding the target to level the score.

Carlos Vela’s 67th-minute penalty appeared to have given La Real the points, with the hosts in control and comfortable.

With time running out, Eibar made one last dash for the line, and Pedro Leon was rewarded as he stroked in the second equaliser of the night, with home fans groaning in disappointment.

Juanmi and Eibar’s Florian Lejeune both saw red in the second half as the match descended into a war of attrition.

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Valencia edged out Leganes at the Mestalla, collecting a 1-0 victory as Los Che’s revival continued in La Liga.

Eliaquim Mangala’s first-half effort from close range was enough for the Bats as they dominated possession throughout the contest.

Real Betis disappointed Malaga on the road, defeating their opponents 2-1 after a convincing comeback in the second half.

Pablo Fornals opened the scoring shortly before half-time for Malaga, but the match was to turn sour for the home side as goals from Jonas Martin and Antonio Sanabria gave the visitors three points.