La Liga Results 2017 Week 37: Final Scores and Updated Table After Saturday

Tony Adams lost another game in charge of Granada as his side slipped to the bottom of La Liga after losing in Osasuna on Saturday. Granada's misery came on the same day Valencia earned a creditable away win against Espanyol.

In the process, Los Che moved up the table, as their resurgence under manager Voro continues.

Here are the scores from Saturday's matches:

Home	Score	Away
Espanyol	0-1	Valencia
Osasuna	2-1	Granada

Here's what those results mean for the table:

Position	Club	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goal Difference	Points
1	Barcelona	36	26	6	4	74	84
2	Real Madrid	35	26	6	3	57	84
3	Atletico Madrid	36	22	8	6	41	74
4	Sevilla	36	20	9	7	18	69
5	Villarreal	36	18	9	9	21	63
6	Athletic Bilbao	36	19	5	12	12	62
7	Real Sociedad	36	19	5	12	6	62
8	Eibar	36	15	9	12	8	54
9	Espanyol	37	14	11	12	-2	53
10	Alaves	36	13	12	11	-4	51
11	Valencia	37	13	7	17	-7	46
12	Malaga	36	12	9	15	-4	45
13	Celta Vigo	35	13	5	17	-11	44
14	Las Palmas	36	10	9	17	-15	39
15	Real Betis	36	10	7	19	-23	37
16	Leganes	36	8	9	19	-19	33
17	Deportivo La Coruna	36	7	11	18	-21	32
18	Sporting Gijon	36	6	9	21	-31	27
19	Osasuna	37	4	10	23	-51	22
20	Granada	37	4	8	25	-51	20

Recap

Left-back Jose Luis Gaya scored the only goal of the game for Los Che as they left Espanyol with three precious points. Gaya struck 15 minutes from time after breaking clear to meet an astute through ball from Daniel Parejo.

It was a cultured display from Parejo, who controlled the pace of play in possession. He dovetailed well with Chilean Fabian Orellana to keep the ball away from the frustrated hosts for long periods.

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Yet when Espanyol did get on the ball, they created problems. In particular, dangerous penalty-box predator Gerard Moreno went close more than once, while Leo Baptistao's pace was a constant threat.

Valencia had goalkeeper Jaume Domenech to thank more than once for keeping things scoreless.

Another win has put Los Che closer to the top half of the table, a fine testament to the quality work manager Voro has done since taking charge. Breaking into the top 10 would be an excellent way for Valencia to end what has been a tumultuous season.

Versatile defender Jhon Steven Mondragon opened the scoring for Osasuna at El Sadar, turning in a shot amid a scramble in the box following a corner. However, Granada battled back and were level four minutes before half-time when Adrian Ramos scored after being teed up by Manchester United loanee Andreas Pereira.

Scoring again with his head put Ramos into some select company in Spain's top flight this season, per OptaJose:

Yet Adams was denied a first point in charge when Kenan Kodro swept in a left-footed shot 15 minutes from time. His goal meant Osasuna finally moved off the foot of the table.

Things haven't gone well for Adams since he took over, a stark contrast to the impact Voro has made for Valencia.