Taty Castellanos commits a soft foul on the edge of Inter Milan's box and gets a booking for his trouble.

Inter Milan are caught with bodies up the field and a simple ball in behind sets Gustav Isaksen on his way.

The Dane opens up his body to shoot into the far corner but Yann Sommer gets down quickly and palms away.

Samuele Birindelli has scored a huge goal to put Monza into the lead against Empoli.

The league's rock bottom club are already relegated but that goal could bring the Azzurri down with them.

Fellow relegation zone dwellers Venezia are also trailing in their game at Cagliari.

Mandela Keita looks to have carved out a sight at goal but the Parma man is halted by the whistle as the referee gestures that he used his arm to control the ball.

Hakan Calhanoglu is the first player to be booked at the San Siro.

The Turkey midfielder was penalised for a challenge with Christos Mandas and received the card for his reaction.

Parma manager Cristian Chivu is the latest to go into the book - joining Napoli counterpart Antonio Conte.

Chivu played for Inter Milan between 2007 and 2014 before spending time as a coach with the youth teams of the Nerazzurri.

Napoli respond well and are inches away from taking the lead through Frank Anguissa.

It's fine individual skill initially from Anguissa to flick it over the head of a defender - Gazza-esque - before slamming a shot off the base of the post.

And a huge save from Napoli's Alex Meret too.

Meret uses his full frame to tip Simon Sohm's dipping shot behind for a corner.

While Barcelona lift the title and Villarreal celebrate Champions League qualification, the remaining European spots and the relegation scrap are going down to the wire.

Celta Vigo and Rayo Vallecano lead the race to claim the second Europa League spot and the Conference League place, with Osasuna missing out on goal difference as it stands.

At the bottom, either one of Leganes or Espanyol will suffer the ultimate final day heartbreak of relegation, but we'll have to wait until next Sunday to find out which one.

As it stands Espanyol sit in 17th place on 39 points while Leganes occupy the last relegation place with 37 points.

Federico Dimarco meets a cross on the edge of the box and hits a wicked first-time effort. It draws a fine save from Christos Mandas to keep the game goalless.

Napoli are seeing much more of the ball now but Parma are look really well organised.

A bit more creativity needed from the visitors if they are going to break them down.

Nicolo Barella has a pop from the edge of the box but his shot cannons off two Lazio defenders and is eventually cleared away.

Probably the closest we've come to a real effort in this game.

Yann Bisseck drives into the Lazio box and goes down under a bit of pressure.

Inter Milan want a penalty but the game goes on.

It would have been a soft one.

Meanwhile, it's heating up at the Stadio Ennio Tardini.

This time it's Parma complaining as they feel Mateo Pellegrino was pulled back when trying to break in behind Napoli's backline.

The appeals are waved away and on we go.

Pretty uninspiring stuff at the San Siro.

We are yet to get a shot on or off target from either side with 20 minutes on the clock.

This is one of those rare moments in football as both teams are jumping around and celebrating at opposite ends of the stadium.

Barcelona players can finally celebrate their league title in front of their home fans who have been going through renditions of of "Campiones, campiones" all afternoon.

Club captain Marc Andre ter Stegen is presented with the trophy by president Joan Laporta and lifts it into the night sky alongside his teammates in the centre circle.

At the other end the Villarreal players are holding up a banner with the Champions League trophy on it after confirming their place in next season's competition.

Antonio Conte has just received a yellow card.

The Napoli manage was complaining to the referee after Romelu Lukaku was brought down.

The free-kick had been awarded and it was only a pull of the shoulder, so I'm not too sure why he felt a need to get involved.

Fabiano Parisi puts Fiorentina in front against Bologna.

It's only four days since Bologna won their first major trophy since 1974 - beating AC Milan in the Coppa Italia final.

I wonder if they've spent much time on the training pitches in the meantime?

Napoli are starting to get going.

It's a fine piece of control from Matteo Politano wide on the right before he cuts in and whips an effort at Zion Suzuki.

It's all over.

Villarreal claim a famous win over the champions at Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys to confirm their place in next season's Champions League.

Hansi Flick, his Barcelona players and the home fans don't seem too perturbed by the defeat.

After all they wrapped up a domestic Treble last week.