Following Sevilla FC's Win, CD Leganés Relegated from LaLiga

Leganés' Relegation Confirmed

CD Leganés' relegation from LaLiga has been confirmed following Sevilla FC's 3-0 win over Real Valladolid on Friday. The result means that Leganés, who are bottom of the table with just 25 points from 37 games, cannot mathematically catch 17th-placed RC Celta, who have 36 points with one game remaining.

Leganés' relegation is a disappointing end to a season that began with so much promise. The club had won promotion to LaLiga in 2016 and had established themselves as a mid-table side in recent years. However, a poor run of form in the second half of the season has seen them drop into the relegation zone.

Sevilla's Win Secures European Qualification

Sevilla's win over Real Valladolid was a crucial one in their bid to secure European qualification. The result means that they are now sixth in the table with 54 points, one point ahead of seventh-placed Villarreal CF. Sevilla will now need to win their final game of the season against CA Osasuna to guarantee a place in the Europa League next season.

Sevilla's win was also a boost to their hopes of winning the Copa del Rey. The club will face FC Barcelona in the final on 18 April and will be looking to win the trophy for the sixth time in their history.

What's Next for Leganés?

Leganés will now be looking to rebuild their squad and prepare for life in the Segunda División. The club will be hoping to make an immediate return to LaLiga, but they will face stiff competition from the likes of SD Huesca, Cádiz CF, and Real Oviedo.

Leganés' relegation is a reminder of the残酷 nature of football. The club had been in LaLiga for just five seasons and had established themselves as a respectable side. However, a poor run of form has seen them relegated back to the Segunda División. Leganés will now be hoping to bounce back next season and make an immediate return to LaLiga.