Barcelona have been crowned LaLiga champions for the first time in four years after hammering local rivals Espanyol 4-2 on the road.
Robert Lewandowski's first-half double, either side of a strike from young star Alejandro Balde, set them on their way. Although the hosts pulled two goals back in Sunday's second half to avoid a whitewash, Jules Kounde had already netted and ensured an unassailable 14-point lead for Barca over arch-enemies Real Madrid, who'll have to settle for second place under Carlo Ancelotti.
For Barcelona manager Xavi, he marked his first full season in charge with an emphatic title win, the second trophy to arrive at the Camp Nou this term. In January, the Blaugrana beat Champions League semi-finalists Real Madrid to win the Spanish Super Cup.
