May 21, Málaga's La Rosaleda Stadium.
In La Liga's final match, Real Madrid visited Málaga.
Just one minute and thirty-eight seconds into the match, Real Madrid sent a long ball forward from the back to launch a fast break. Málaga defender Hernandez headed the ball back toward the center, where Isco won the second ball, stopped it, and immediately sent a through pass.
Yang Yang surged forward at top speed, beating the offside trap. He caught up with the ball at the edge of the penalty area and found himself one-on-one, rounded goalkeeper Kameneni, and slotted the ball into the empty net to open the scoring for Real Madrid.
After that, both teams played with complete freedom. Málaga had nothing left to fight for and showed no restraint in going toe-to-toe with Real Madrid.
Real Madrid, on the other hand, had been actively adjusting their form recently in preparation for the Copa del Rey Final and the Champions League Final. They had not faced Málaga with their strongest lineup or in peak condition, which left them somewhat passive on the field.
By halftime in particular, Málaga's foul-based tactics against Yang Yang had grown increasingly aggressive. Zidane simply substituted Yang Yang off during the break.
In the fifty-fifth minute of the second half, Toni Kroos took a corner. Ramos's shot was blocked by Kameneni, but Suarez swept in from close range and scored, extending Real Madrid's lead to 2–0.
In the end, Real Madrid defeated Málaga 2–0 with goals from Yang Yang and Suarez.
La Liga had finally come to an end.
Real Madrid had won the La Liga title by an overwhelming margin. Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, and Sevilla followed behind in second, third, and fourth place, earning qualification together for next season's Champions League.
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