The stakes are rising fast in La Liga as matchday 35 delivered a weekend full of drama, comebacks, and survival battles. Here's how the action unfolded across Spain.

Friday night saw Levante keep their survival hopes alive with a sensational comeback against Osasuna. Trailing 2-0 after just 11 minutes—thanks to an own goal from Jeremy Toljan and a strike from Ante Budimir—the hosts looked down and out. But Victor Garcia sparked the revival with a brace before halftime. Osasuna's hopes took another hit when goalkeeper Sergio Herrera was sent off for handling outside the box, and substitute Karl Etta Eyong sealed the win with a dramatic 90th-minute winner.

At the bottom of the table, Alaves missed a golden chance to climb out of the relegation zone after a tense draw with fellow strugglers Elche. Toni Martinez fired Alaves ahead from the penalty spot just after the break, but Elche's Alvaro Rodriguez grabbed a late equalizer to share the spoils at the Manuel Martínez Valero.

Sevilla took a giant step toward securing their top-flight status with a thrilling late comeback against Espanyol at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan. Tyrhys Dolan put the visitors ahead in the 53rd minute, but Andres Castrin leveled the score before Akor Adams struck in stoppage time, sending the home fans into wild celebrations.

Real Betis missed a chance to close in on an extra Champions League spot after being held to a draw by Real Sociedad in San Sebastián. Goals from Antony and Ez Abde either side of halftime put Betis in control, but late strikes from Orri Oskarsson and Mikel Oyarzabal earned Sociedad a point, confirming they'll settle for Europa League football next season.

With just three matchdays remaining, every point counts in this thrilling La Liga finale.