Real Madrid clinched the La Liga title with a commanding 3-0 victory over Cadiz, coupled with Girona's stunning 4-2 win against last year's champions Barcelona. Carlo Ancelotti's side secured their record-extending 36th Spanish title as Barcelona dropped points at Montilivi, sealing Madrid's triumph.

Girona's historic victory not only secured Real Madrid's title but also saw the Catalan club qualify for the Champions League for the first time in their history. Brahim Diaz opened the scoring for Madrid in the 51st minute before setting up Jude Bellingham for the second goal. Joselu sealed the victory with a third goal, leaving Madrid on the brink of the title.

Carlo Ancelotti strategically rotated his squad ahead of the Champions League semi-final second leg against Bayern Munich, with only captain Nacho Fernandez retaining his place from the previous match. Thibaut Courtois returned to the starting lineup after a nine-month injury layoff and made a notable contribution by keeping a clean sheet.

Luka Modric made history by becoming the oldest player to appear for Real Madrid in La Liga, breaking Ferenc Puskas' record from 1965. Despite a slow start, Madrid's dominance grew as the match progressed. Brahim Diaz's sublime goal put Madrid ahead, followed by Bellingham's clinical finish. Joselu completed the scoring with a simple finish in stoppage time, adding to Cadiz's woes.

Meanwhile, Girona's remarkable comeback victory against Barcelona added to the celebrations at the Bernabeu. Despite Barcelona taking the lead twice, Girona rallied back with goals from Artem Dovbyk, Miguel Gutierrez, and a sensational volley from Portu, securing a memorable win and igniting celebrations at Montilivi.

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