Traumas are not overcome from one day to the next, but Montilivi and Girona took the first step to begin forgetting the enormous disappointment that the relegation a few months ago represented. Far from reproaches, discomforts, or notable scoldings, both the fans and the team put on a good face. Everyone knows this will be a long haul, and it's better to be comfortable with it. The reward for the energy was Abel Ruiz's last-minute goal, which salvaged a hard-fought point against an effective Leganés (1-1).

Espanyol takes an early nap and complicates things for themselves. On a Sunday to forget, the Blue and Whites fell resoundingly at Butarque (3-2) in a disastrous match that forces the postponement of the women's team's mathematical survival for a few more days. Sara Monforte's team fell to Athletic Club, but were able to celebrate their continued presence in the top flight thanks to Betis' defeat against Barça. Next Thursday, Manolo González's men will need to win against Barça to secure their survival. Otherwise, they will have to wait until the final two matchdays to secure a goal that is within reach, but not yet fully secured.

It was the perfect night. It couldn't have been better. Portu and Stuani, finally starting, were providing the adrenaline rush Girona needed. They had made it 1-0, a goal that moved the relegation zone five points away. It was golden, a victory that broke the losing streak. But a mistake, yet another act of selfishness from Danjuma, who instead of holding onto the ball in the 92nd minute and closing out the game, decided to leave it open by waging war on his own, gave Leganés wings, who edged two points clear of their opponents, who knows if they'll miss them at the end of the La Liga season (1-1). Everything remains the same, with the relegation zone three points away. There are fifteen more at stake.

It was the perfect night. It couldn't have been better. Portu and Stuani, finally starting, were providing the adrenaline rush Girona needed. They had made it 1-0, a goal that moved the relegation zone five points away. It was golden, a victory that broke the losing streak. But a lapse in focus, yet another act of selfishness from Danjuma—who instead of keeping the ball in the 92nd minute and closing out the game, decided to leave it open by waging war on his own—spurred Leganés on, who edged two points clear of their chances of missing them at the end of the La Liga season (1-1). Everything remains the same, with the relegation zone three points away. There are fifteen more to play for.