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Beauty wins in Spain

AFP, Madrid
Barcelona were crowned Spanish champions for the 19th time on Saturday as holders Real Madrid gifted the title to their bitter rivals after a 3-2 defeat at Villarreal.
Real knew anything other than a win would see Barcelona lift the title but Juande Ramos's side crashed to a third straight loss to hand the title to Barcelona.
"Our arch rivals are champions and we have to congratulate them," said Real defender Sergio Ramos.
Villarreal move level on points with Valencia following the Real win - courtesy of a late goal from Joan Capdevila - to keep up their Champions League charge.
Veteran French winger Robert Pires scored the 17th-minute opener with a rare header after Ariel Ibagaza had put in an enticing cross.
Real boss Ramos, who has admitted he is unlikely to be in charge next season, was visibly disappointed with the first half showing and Gonzalo Higuain replaced Klaas-Jan Huntelaar.
Higuain had an immediate impact setting up Rafael van derVaart, a huge disappointment fol-lowinga 13-million-euro switch from SVHamburg, for the equaliser a minute after the break
Villarreal responded and Cani put the hosts back in front in the 63rd minute before Higuain equalised late on, although it looked suspiciously offside.
Capdevila was the hero scoring in the final minute after Real keeper Iker Casillas had dropped the ball.
Earlier third-placed Sevilla spumed a chance to secure a Champions League place following a O-OdrawatOsasuna.
Sevilla needed a win to make sure of a place in Europe's premier competition but fired blanks to leave coach Manolo Jimenez disappointed.
"We wanted a victory and are not happy to come away with a point,” said Jimenez.
Osasuna continue to hover above the drop zone sitting fourth from bottom three points clear of the final relegation spot.
Their next game is a testing trip to Camp Nou to face newly-crowned champions Barcelona.
Elsewhere Saturday, Getafe rued a late equaliser in a 1-1 draw against Deportivo La Coruna at the Riazor Stadium.
Roberto Soldado put Getafe ahead in the first minute of the second half and the visitors looked set to move six points clear of the relegation places.
However, Riki levelled in the 85th minute as Depor salvaged a point.
La Coruna move two points off the top four although a UEFA Cup place looks the more realistic target.