The suspense of the 2010-2011 Spanish Serie A title was already revealed at the end of the 35th round, so there was not much to chase for many media workers.

Because compared to the relegation teams, the news reports of the title race will attract more public attention.

Thankfully, La Liga's top scorers this season are still in the dark as Aelo and Cristiano Ronaldo have both contributed 61 goals in the 37 league rounds, four more than fourth-placed Villarreal combined.

Of course, this does not mean that there is no market for this season's La Liga relegation battle, but it just shows that there is not much demand.

In fact, this season's La Liga relegation battle is very delicate, because this season's strong teams have basically scored three points in the face of weak teams, which has caused the gap between the weaker teams to not widen, La Liga after the end of the 37th round of the league, in addition to Almeria and Hercus relegated in advance, starting from Osasuna, who are in the thirteenth place in the league, Mallorca, Real Sociedad, Getafe, Deportivo La Coruna and Zaragoza are at risk of relegation.

Therefore, the final round of the league is still very interesting, the most dangerous of which are Zaragoza, Deportivo La Coruna and Getafe.

Deportivo La Coruna are undoubtedly the most dangerous against Valencia, who have scored 144 goals in all competitions this season, and will certainly not be merciful as Ello and Cristiano Ronaldo are in contention for the final La Liga Golden Boot award.

Zaragoza, who are third from bottom in the league, will face Levante in the final round of the league against Levante, who have just been abused by Valencia, and Levante has come ashore safely, even if they lose in the last round, they will not be relegated.

And as long as Zaragoza win the final round of the league and Deportivo La Coruna don't drop points at home, it means they are out of La Liga......

In this context, former Spain international Belleron, who plays for Deportivo La Coruna, appealed to his teammates: "Fight to the end and stay in La Liga!" ”

However, there are times when morale boosting doesn't do much, as many of Deportivo players don't have much hope of staying in La Liga, especially if the club's finances are in trouble.

In addition, the competition between Ailo and Cristiano Ronaldo for the top scorer in the league this season has entered the white-hot stage, and Real Madrid's opponent in the last round of the league is Almeria, which has long been relegated, so it is not surprising to play a high score, so it is not surprising that Valencia will increase offensive investment to ensure that Ailo is the top scorer in the league!

But when God closes a door, He also opens a window for you.

Deportivo La Coruna is not without chance, with the final round of La Liga just a week away from the Champions League final at the new Wembley Stadium, at which point player fatigue is already high and the risk of injury increases.

It is difficult to rule out the possibility that some players will not be able to contribute in the final round of the league in order to be able to play in the final Champions League final.

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In order to ensure the fairness and impartiality of the final round of the league, the final round of the 2010-2011 La Liga season was kicked off at the same time.

Despite being just seven days away from the Champions League final at the new Wembley Stadium, Carlo Ancelotti's squad is dominated by the main players, and according to his pre-match statement, the game time does not allow them to rotate too much, which will affect the form of the players in the Champions League final.

The captain's armband was still worn by veteran Albelda, with Elo, Edinson Cavani and David Silva starting the trident.

Seeing this starting line-up, many of the Deportivo players who started the game lost confidence in the upcoming game, and they could only pray that Zaragoza would lose away from home in the last round of the league......

Cristiano Ronaldo scored an early brace at home, and Iello started to work in the 30th minute, scoring three goals in the 34th, 36th and 39th minutes to score a hat-trick.

Deportivo La Coruna was also suddenly stunned by Elo's three goals, and in the second half, Elo and substitute David Villa scored one goal each to make the score 5-0

Despite Real Madrid's 8-1 win at home to Almeria, Cristiano Ronaldo didn't have the last laugh as he scored his first two goals, while Bam Adebayor, on loan from Tottenham, scored a hat-trick for Real Madrid for the first time, with Karim Benzema netting twice and substitute San Martín netting the final goal for Real Madrid.

In this way, Iello became the top scorer in La Liga in 2010-2011 with 65 goals in a single season, Cristiano Ronaldo was second with 63 goals, and Messi, who scored a hat-trick in the final round, was third with 60 goals.

However, the number of goals scored by the three is really terrifying, even Messi's 60 goals in a single season are two more than the total number of goals scored in a season by Villarreal, who are fourth in La Liga, and five more than Tottenham, who are fifth in the Premier League......

It's an impressive number of goals.

But the real surprise is Elloh, whose 65 goals this season have been scored in six league games and not a single penalty.

Compared to Cristiano Ronaldo's eight penalties and Messi's six, Aylo's goals are more valuable and more efficient.

If you look back at Negredo and Sergio Aguero, who are tied for fourth in the league's scorer list, you can highlight the non-human attributes of Elo, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.

Together, Negredo and Sergio Aguero have scored just 20 goals in their 35 and 33 league appearances, a full 40 goals less than Messi, who is third in the league's scorers' charts......

Valencia fans were delighted to see a repeat of the 2006-2007 treble title.

With the 2010-2011 La Liga season coming to an end, the season's statistics have also been raised.

Amazingly, in his four seasons at Valencia, Iello has scored a total of 183 goals in La Liga, just surpassing Juan Arsa, a legend of Sevilla in the fifties, with a total of 182 goals, and successfully ranking 10th in La Liga history.

In terms of goal efficiency, Aillo's average goal efficiency of 1.46 per game is slightly less than Cristiano Ronaldo's average of 1.71 goals per game in his first season with Real Madrid, but anyone with a discerning eye knows that Aillo's goal efficiency is more reliable.