That could have gone anywhere!

Recio lines up a Leganes free-kick just outside the Real penalty area and his low strike takes a wicked deflection off the wall and trickles wide of the post.

Leganes come again but Asensio is back to reclaim possession for Real.

With just shy of 67% of the ball so far, Real are dictating the game despite Leganes' best efforts.

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Leganes earn a free-kick in the Real half but they can't make anything of it.

And that brings us to the first drinks break of the match.

It has been a good response from the hosts to going behind, but they have it all to do against the champions.

Celta Vigo are currently drawing 0-0 with Espanyol, so the door is open for Leganes...

Leganes centre-back Dimitrios Siovas decides to take it to Real and produces a great run into the Real half.

He has options as Real begin to look a bit exposed, but the defender gets a bit carried away and his eventual throughball is cut out.

That would have been something if he'd finished that off.

Leganes win a corner as Casemiro gets back to make a tackle.

Roberto Rosales decides to play it short, and Bryan Gil's cross fails to make it past the first man as Real clear to safety.

A good spell for the hosts.

Another chance for Leganes, as Bryan Gil finds Jonathan Silva down the left side but, again, the final shot isn't enough to trouble Alphonse Areola.

That's 11 goals in La Liga for Sergio Ramos this season, by the way.

Not bad at all.

Real are having to be really patient in their build-up play as Leganes continue to defend in numbers and avoid further damage to their survival hopes.

A first decent opportunity for Leganes sees Bryan Gil draw a save from Alphonse Areola, but the winger didn't do enough to really trouble the Real goalkeeper.

Leganes have won three of their last four to give themselves some hope of survival going in to this one.

They do seem up for this and are playing with plenty of energy, but the poor defending which allowed Sergio Ramos to score there shows exactly why they are in the position they are.

It has been quite a scrappy opening as Real Madrid attempt to take control of this from Leganes.

The hosts look up for a scrap though and aren't allowing the champions too much time in possession, but that doesn't stop Federico Valverde making space to try his luck from range.

He draws a very good save from Ivan Cuellar in the Leganes goal.

It's a lovely evening for this one.

Real Madrid have gone with a pretty strong line up considering the title is all wrapped up and attentions can now turn to the Champions League.

Can Leganes spring a big surprise to save themselves from the drop?

Off we go!

While it's celebration time for Real Madrid, it's a very different story for Leganes.

Javier Aguirre's side occupy the final relegation place heading into this final game.

They are a point behind Celta Vigo and have a far worse goal difference so really need all three points tonight to stay up.

Guillem Balague
Spanish football journalist

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While Zinedine Zidane is not generally regarded as being tactically the most sophisticated in the world, the trust and understanding he builds with all of his players is frequently cited as being second to none and the key to his success.

He understands them, he was one of them. He gives chances to anyone. Gareth Bale would beg to differ.

It would be wrong to say their relationship has broken down because in reality it never even began to build up fully.

The sad reality is that it seems neither man came up to each other's expectations.

Gareth Bale isn't even in the squad for Real Madrid's final game of the season.

Bale, who turned 31 on Thursday, has made just two appearances in Real's 10 matches since the season restarted in June and he has been making headlines for his actions on the bench.

The Welshman was pictured standing at a distance with his arms folded as manager Zidane was thrown in the air by some of the Real players.

He has made only 16 La Liga appearances all season, starting 12 matches.

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Leganes XI: Cuellar, Rosales, Bustinza, Tarin, Siovas, Silva, Ruibal, Amadou, Recio, Gil, Alvarez

Real Madrid XI: Areola, Vazquez, Militao, Ramos, Mendy, Valverde, Casemiro, Isco, Asensio, Benzema, Vinicius

Zinedine Zidane said sealing a first La Liga title with Real Madrid in three years had made him happier than winning the Champions League with the club.

Real wrapped up the title with a game to spare as they edged past Villarreal on Thursday.

"This is better than anything. It takes a tremendous effort to win La Liga," Zidane said.

"After 38 matches, you have more points than anyone else. After lockdown and everything, it's astonishing."

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Barcelona picked themselves up to score five goals in their final La Liga game of the season against Alaves earlier.

Now, it's time for the champions to bring their campaign to a close.