Real Madrid have enjoyed&nbsp;yet&nbsp;another stellar season in European football as the Spanish giants are on course for yet another league and Champions League double. Last Saturday was a significant step towards the landmark after the Los Blancos secured their 36th La Liga title with a 3-0 win over Cadiz. However, the club has now confirmed that they won’t be lifting the La Liga title at the end of their next match against Granada in a fitting display of sportsmanship.&nbsp;

<h2>Real Madrid won’t lift La Liga title at&nbsp;Granada</h2>

While much of the eyes are on the Wednesday (May 8) evening fixture against Bayern Munich in the Champions League, the Los Blancos travel to Granada on Saturday for their latest La Liga clash. Having won La Liga after Girona’s win over Barcelona, Saturday will be the first time Real will come out on the field as official champions.&nbsp;This&nbsp;also presents them the opportunity to lift the La Liga title in the backyard of Granada&nbsp;who&nbsp;are struggling with relegation.&nbsp;

Unlike English football, where the league championship&nbsp;is presented&nbsp;in the final home game of the season, in&nbsp;Spain&nbsp;the trophy is presented in the club’s first official game after being crowned champions.&nbsp;

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However, with Granada likely to get relegated if they lose to Real, the record Spanish champions have decided against lifting the trophy&nbsp;and will&nbsp;instead lift it in a private ceremony.&nbsp;This&nbsp;comes after the Real board and players wanted to respect the emotions of Granada fans and the club&nbsp;as a whole&nbsp;who&nbsp;could have an emotional outing on Saturday.&nbsp;

The decision has been greeted with open arms by the Spanish football fraternity&nbsp;with&nbsp;plenty of respect shown towards Real Madrid for their gesture.&nbsp;

On the horizon, Carlo Ancelotti and Co will now look to move their attentions to the Champions&nbsp;League&nbsp;where they will face Bayern in the second leg. The tie&nbsp;is nicely poised&nbsp;at 2-2 with the winner of the second league heading into the final of the Champions&nbsp;League&nbsp; where&nbsp;they will face Borussia Dortmund in the final.&nbsp;

Real Madrid have enjoyed yet another stellar season in European football as the Spanish giants are on course for yet another league and Champions League double. Last Saturday was a significant step towards the landmark after the Los Blancos secured their 36th La Liga title with a 3-0 win over Cadiz.

Real Madrid have enjoyed yet another stellar season in European football as the Spanish giants are on course for yet another league and Champions League double. Last Saturday was a significant step towards the landmark after the Los Blancos secured their 36th La Liga title with a 3-0 win over Cadiz. However, the club has now confirmed that they won’t be lifting the La Liga title at the end of their next match against Granada in a fitting display of sportsmanship. Real Madrid won’t lift La Liga title at Granada While much of the eyes are on the Wednesday (May 8) evening fixture against Bayern Munich in the Champions League, the Los Blancos travel to Granada on Saturday for their latest La Liga clash. Having won La Liga after Girona’s win over Barcelona, Saturday will be the first time Real will come out on the field as official champions. This also presents them the opportunity to lift the La Liga title in the backyard of Granada who are struggling with relegation. Unlike English football, where the league championship is presented in the final home game of the season, in Spain the trophy is presented in the club’s first official game after being crowned champions. ALSO READ | Could Mikel Arteta miss Arsenal's potential title-decider against Everton? Here's how However, with Granada likely to get relegated if they lose to Real, the record Spanish champions have decided against lifting the trophy and will instead lift it in a private ceremony. This comes after the Real board and players wanted to respect the emotions of Granada fans and the club as a whole who could have an emotional outing on Saturday. The decision has been greeted with open arms by the Spanish football fraternity with plenty of respect shown towards Real Madrid for their gesture. On the horizon, Carlo Ancelotti and Co will now look to move their attentions to the Champions League where they will face Bayern in the second leg. The tie is nicely poised at 2-2 with the winner of the second league heading into the final of the Champions League where they will face Borussia Dortmund in the final.

Here is why Real Madrid won’t lift La Liga trophy after Granada match on weekend

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Here is why Real Madrid won’t lift La Liga trophy after Granada match on weekend