La Liga

• 5–0Biggest win: Sevilla 5–0 OsasunaSat 20 May 2017
• 6goals in Barcelona 4–2 Eibar, the mostSun 21 May 2017
• 5Biggest upset: Deportivo La Coruna beat Las Palmas, a side Vesta rated 5 points strongerDeportivo La Coruna 3–0 Las Palmas, Sat 20 May 2017
• 2goals: Cristiano RonaldoCelta Vigo 1–4 Real Madrid
• 2goals: Fernando TorresAtletico Madrid 3–1 Athletic Club
• 2goals: Florin AndoneDeportivo La Coruna 3–0 Las Palmas
• 2goals: Franco VázquezSevilla 5–0 Osasuna
• 2goals: Lionel MessiBarcelona 4–2 Eibar
• 2goals: Rubén CastroSporting Gijon 2–2 Real Betis
• +2more players with two goals or more

• Biggest winAtletico Madrid 7–1 GranadaSat 15 Oct
• Most goals in a matchSevilla 6–4 EspanyolSat 20 Aug

• 79%of the teams ahead at half-time won the match171 of 216; 16 matches turned round
• 9points won after trailing at half-time: Sevilla and 1 other, level for the mostBehind at the break 9 times
• 13points dropped after leading at half-time: Deportivo La Coruna, the mostAhead at the break 11 times
• 1–2at half-time, 5–2 at the end: Las Palmas v Osasuna, the biggest turnaroundSun 5 Mar 2017

• 12%of the goals in the last five minutes and stoppage time129 goals, 61 of them in stoppage time
• 70%of the teams that scored first won the match246 of 353; 62 drew, 45 lost
• 10points won in the last five minutes: Barcelona and 1 other, level for the most17 goals scored from the 86th minute on
• 8points thrown away in the last five minutes: Valencia, the most12 goals conceded from the 86th minute on
• 23points won after going behind: Malaga, the mostBehind at some point in 27 matches
• 25points dropped after going ahead: Deportivo La Coruna and 1 other, level for the mostAhead at some point in 18 matches
• 1'the fastest goal, with 7 others in the same minute: Willian José, Real SociedadReal Sociedad 4–1 Las Palmas, Wed 21 Sep 2016
• 90+4'the latest winning goal, with 5 others in the same minute: Carlos Fernández, SevillaSevilla 2–1 Las Palmas, Sat 10 Sep 2016

Goal minutes known. Minutes as the match reports write them; a winning goal is the one past the loser's final total (the second of a 3–1).

• 25.0years: Alaves, the youngest of the 11 teams with enough birth datesAverage age, weighted by minutes played
• 27.9years: Deportivo La Coruna, the oldest of the 11 teams with enough birth datesAverage age, weighted by minutes played
• 18years and 231 days: Manu García, the youngest scorer with a known birth dateSun 21 Aug 2016
• 36years: Duda, the oldest scorer with a known birth dateSun 2 Oct 2016
• 50%of the minutes played by players from Spain51 nationalities; fewest: Atletico Madrid (22%), most: Athletic Club (100%)

Birth dates and citizenships of the players known with certainty: 77% of the minutes played. A player can hold more than one citizenship. Team ages only where at least 75% of the minutes are covered (11 of 20 teams).

• 7.5Most shots per match: Real Madridshots a match, 38 matches
• 125%Most accurate shooting: Sporting Gijon135 of 108 shots on target
• 47%Best conversion: Barcelona116 goals from 249 shots
• 6.3Most corners per match: Barcelonacorners a match, 38 matches
• 16.9Most fouls per match: Leganesfouls a match, 38 matches
• 3.1Most cards per match: Alaves113 yellow and 5 red in 38 matches
• 1.9Fewest cards per match: Barcelona73 yellow and 1 red in 38 matches

Match statistics of the season, match by match.

• Most chances createdBarcelona2.46 xG per match
• Fewest chances concededBarcelona0.82 xG against per match
• Sharpest finishingBarcelona116 goals from 93.6 xG
• Least clinicalAlaves41 goals from 42.6 xG
• Most goals preventedVillarreal33 conceded from 43.2 xG