Barcelona cemented their position at the top of the La Liga table with a thumping 6-0 victory over Getafe at Camp Nou on Saturday afternoon.

Lionel Messi scored one, and directly set up three other goals as Barcelona go 8 points clear at the top of the La Liga table.

On Friday night, Malaga sealed three points as well, after beating Sporting Gijon 1-0 at home.

Here are all the results from Week 29 La Liga matches, followed by the updated standings, top scorers, and major talking points.

LA LIGA WEEK 29 RESULTS 

Malaga 1-0 Sporting Gijon 

Barcelona 6-0 Getafe

Celta Vigo 1-0 Real Sociedad

Atletico Madrid 3-0 Deportivo La Coruna

Rayo Vallecano 1-1 Eibar

Levante 1-0 Valencia

Sevilla 4-2 Villarreal 

Athletic Bilbao 3-1 Real Betis 

Las Palmas 1-2 Real Madrid

Granada vs Espanyol 

LA LIGA TABLE WEEK 29 

La Liga Top Scorers After Week 29 

Cristiano Ronaldo – 27

Luis Suarez – 26

Lionel Messi – 22

Neymar – 20

Karim Benzema – 19 

Aduriz – 17

Borja Baston – 16

Antoine Griezmann – 16

Lucas Perez – 15

Gareth Bale – 14

Major Talking Points: La Liga Week 29 

Barcelona’s only weakness

 The Catalan giants are well on course to win their second La Liga title under Luis Enrique, after earning an emphatic 6-0 win over Getafe.

The Blaugrana have gone 37 games unbeaten, which is a record in itself, and it looks like, they are going to extend the run for a while. Lionel Messi produced yet another masterclass performance, and he scored one, made three for others and missed a penalty as well.

Probably one area that can called as a ‘weakness’ for this great Barcelona side is in their penalty taking department. While teams struggle to earn penalties, Barcelona squander them without any fuss. Probably, they should ask Javier Mascherano, who has yet to score for Barcelona since joining from Liverpool, to take the penalty taking duty next time.

Why Atletico suddenly scoring more goals now 

Atletico have a great bunch of attacking players but somehow they fail to score more. From October to early part of January, they won most of their games by a single goal margin. 

Towards the end of January, they have played with more freedom. The 2-1 defeat to Barcelona had put an end to their title hopes this season, and probably a reason they’re playing with no pressure at all. 

They have scored three goals in each of their last three games. More of that same kind please, Rojiblancos!