Osasuna
Rayo VallecanoOsasuna: 13. Aitor Fernandez - 15. Rico D. (Bretones, 56), 24. Catena - 8. Muñoz I. - 7. Moncayola (Torro, 69), 14. Ruben Garcia (Dubasin, 69) - 11. Kike Barja (Moro R., 56), 27. Arguibide, 29. Osambela - 17. Budimir
Substitution: Bretones (from 56); Moro R. (from 56); Torro (from 69); Dubasin (from 69)
Bench: 1. Herrera S. - 22. Boyomo, 48. Yeboah - 20. Del Castillo - 9. Raul G.
Yellow Cards: Osambela 21; Moncayola 67; Herrera S. 77
Rayo Vallecano: 25. Audero - 15. Sadic M., 17. Pedrosa, 18. Álvaro García (Balliu, 87), 24. Lejeune - 2. Ratiu, 6. Ciss P., 8. López U. (Bouare, 87), 23. Valentín Ó. (Díaz Р., 60) - 10. Camello (Alemao, 71), 19. De Frutos (Tsitaishvili, 71)
Substitution: Díaz Р. (from 60); Alemao (from 71); Tsitaishvili (from 71); Balliu (from 87); Bouare (from 87)
Bench: 1. Cárdenas - 3. Kumbulla, 22. Fernández Pel., 26. de las Sias - 21. Pérez Fr., 37. Belaid
Yellow Cards: Ciss P. 24; Alemao 90
The final scoreline reflected a dominant first half
Barcelona secured another three points in impressive fashion
Crystal Palace put the fairytale finishing touches on the Oliver Glasner era, securing their first-ever European silverware to bid farewell to the Austrian tactician in ultimate style
The remarkable European journey of Strasbourg came to a painful end
Rayo Vallecano moved one step closer to the UEFA Europa Conference League final
The decisive moment arrived midway through the first half
The latest projections for this season’s UEFA Conference League have been published by Football Meets Data, outlining the clubs most likely to lift the trophy
Barcelona maintained their impressive momentum in the La Liga title race
Rayo Vallecano and Valencia played out a hard-fought draw in Madrid
It was the second consecutive match without a goal for Xabi Alonso’s side
The Catalan giants are set to play their fixture tomorrow, giving them a chance to reclaim their position