Real Madrid star Marco Asensio has helped deliver the La Liga title to the Bernabeu - albeit virtually.
The Los Blancos midfielder took part in a Fifa20 La Liga Santander eSports tournament.
He dominated from start to finish, winning 4-2 in the final against Leganés player Aitor Ruibal after racing into a three-goal lead.
That came after he had smashed seven past Eibar in the semi-final to ensure safe passage into the final showdown.
The tournament ended up raising over £100,000 for charities around Spain who are fighting coronavirus.
Asensio took to Twitter to celebrate his victory with a very modest caption of: "WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS".
He later went on to say: "It has been a spectacular tournament.
"The goal was to have a good time, laugh, entertain ourselves in these difficult times for everyone, and donate in the fight against COVID-19. And we have succeeded. Congratulations@IbaiLlanos and all who have made it possible."
Asensio has spent much of the current campaign out due to a cruciate ligament injury.
The 24-year-old has previously won La Liga in 2017 as well as three Champions League medals.
Madrid were in the midst of a title battle with arch rivals Barcelona before the Covid-19 pandemic saw football around the globe postponed.
A recent El Clasico success saw Los Blancos cut the gap to Barcelona only for that good work to be undone the following week when they lost to Real Betis.
As it stands the Catalans have a two-point lead at the summit with 11 games remaining, although it is unclear when games will resume.
The Spanish giants also need to conclude their Champions League knockout clash with Manchester City having seen the second-leg at the Etihad Stadium postponed.
