Kylian Mbappe finished the La Liga season on 31 goals with a double against Real Sociedad as Real Madrid provided a winning, and emotional, farewell to the departing Carlo Ancelotti and Luka Modric.
The result of the match was academic, with Barcelona already confirmed as champions and Real runners-up.
But Mbappe ensured Los Blancos signed off the campaign with success, as well as putting himself in the driving seat to win the European Golden Shoe.
The France striker opened the scoring in the 38th minute, firing in after his penalty had initially been saved, and got his second with seven minutes left through a left-footed strike.
Mbappe's first season at Real Madrid got off to a slow start but he finished it in blistering fashion with 11 goals in his final six league games. He is almost certain to finish as La Liga's top scorer as he leads Barcelona's Robert Lewandowski by six goals with the newly crowned champions facing Athletic Club on Sunday.
But while Mbappe represents Real Madrid's future, the day was about celebrating their past with the departures of boss Ancelotti and midfielder Modric