Real Madrid celebrated their 36th LaLiga title win in style on Saturday.
Madrid claimed the league title with four games to spare after beating Cadiz 3-0, with Barcelona later slipping up to Girona to confirm their triumph.
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After threatening in the first half, Real finally went ahead six minutes after the break through Brahim Diaz, who then turned provider in the 68th minute for substitute Jude Bellingham to double the lead, with Joselu adding a third in stoppage time.
It is the first league title of Bellingham's career and even though he was not able to celebrate that moment on the pitch he still was able to salute the fans.
As he was driving out of the Bernabeu, he wound down the window of his car and cheered on those partying outside the stadium.
The 20-year-old also posted a heartwarming picture alongside his mum.
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Manager Carlo Ancelotti may be 64, but he was joining in with the wild celebrations as he encouraged the players to go mad.
It was the sixth major league title of his career, across five different leagues.
"These are special moments," Joselu told Movistar Plus+.
"The season is coming to an end and our fans deserve all the best. We will recharge from what happened today with all the energy we can to give our fans a great victory [against Bayern] on Wednesday."
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Focus will quickly turn to the their Champions League clash with Bayern Munich on Tuesday, with the tie finely poised at 2-2.
Ancelotti said: “We have to wait [to celebrate], but we have had a spectacular League. We have made few mistakes, and the advantage is deserved.”
He added: “From what I see, the locker room is calm. We have a great opportunity to play in another final, and there is no greater motivation than this. An opportunity to finish well a season that has already been spectacular.
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“It’s contained joy, we have the most important game of the season coming up. Everyone has Wednesday’s game in mind. Players who play less have responded 100 per cent. We have to wait and be patient. We have to recover well and bring out our best version on Wednesday.”