Even though Elche and Espanyol's fates had already been decided, six clubs knew they could still lose in the final game of the season.
Despite having 79 percent of the ball during their match against Getafe and taking 15 shots to their opponent's four, Valladolid was unable to find a breakthrough as the match ended in a 0-0 draw, sealing their destiny.
In other places, there were tearful farewells for Joaquin and Karim Benzema and a less tearful farewell for Eden Hazard.
Mail Sport examines ten lessons from the final round of matches in Spain for the current campaign.
There is pressure on Ronaldo following Valladolid's relegation.
The fans of Valladolid were hopeful when legendary manager Ronaldo Nazario took over their team in 2018, but they have since been demoted twice.
It's difficult to identify what he did incorrectly. The club made a good signing in January when Kyle Larin, who scored eight goals, joined. Additionally, he made a daring managerial adjustment by hiring Paulo Pezzolano.
The change was made earlier than planned since the team was having trouble. The Uruguayan was originally expected to take over the following season. He won two of his first three games in charge before losing five straight games to send his team farther down.
'Ronaldo go now' chants from last night will be heard in the Valladolid president's ears as he delivers a press conference on Monday.
Gabri Veiga, a standout for Celta, is destined for greatness.
Numerous teams have expressed interest in the 21-year-old, including Newcastle and Real Madrid.
His performance on Sunday will have attracted the attention of anyone turned off by his 40 million (34.5 million) release clause.
His superb brace enabled Celta Vigo to defeat reigning champions Barcelona and clinch top-flight football for another season.
Joaquin's retirement will be missed.
Before, during, and after Betis' final season-ending game, he sobbed uncontrollably.
Only former Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao goalkeeper Andoni Zubizarreta can match Joaquin's record of 622 appearances.
He'll rise to the position of president, football director, or coach. But first, he may enjoy the break and this summer's 42nd birthday.
Both when he scored and when the game ended, he was in tears. What a wonderful send-off, even though he is departing.
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