BeSoccer's La Liga Team of the Week - Gameweek 33

Goalkeeper: Kepa Arrizabalaga (Athletic Bilbao)

His saves were key to the Basque side claiming a point against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu, with the Spanish international showing exactly why 'Los Blancos' were so keen on signing him in January.

Right-back: Jesus Navas (Sevilla)

Now seemingly a long-term right-back, the former Manchester City man stood out once again against Deportivo, striking the perfect balance between raids forward and defensive discipline to help his side to a clean sheet.

Centre-back: David Lomban (Eibar)

A fine performance from the defender saw him keep Gerard Moreno and Leo Baptistao quiet, as well as popping up with the winner at the other end.

Centre-back: Victor Ruiz (Villarreal)

Another goalscoring performance from a centre back saw Victor Ruiz open the scoring as his side claimed victory over Leganes, but his inclusion in this team was merited based on the last 10 minutes alone as he helped his side hold firm with Leganes throwing bodies forward.

Left-back: Jonny (Celta Vigo)

Jonny has always been a full-back that is prepared to bomb forward and join in with the attack, with his goal against Barcelona testament to that fact. The defender was a thorn in the Catalans' side all night with his energetic performance on the flank.

Midfielder: Toni Kroos (Real Madrid)

Metronomic was perhaps the best way to describe the German against Athletic Bilbao, his passing was immaculate, whilst he also took over Casemiro's role of breaking up play with the Brazilian rested.

Midfielder: Andres Guardado (Real Betis)

The heartbeat of the Real Betis midfield, the Mexican has proved a fine signing this season and put in another good performance against Las Palmas. Guardado struck the balance between attack and defence beautifully and provoked the foul that saw Michel Macedo sent off.

Midfielder: Aleix Garcia (Girona)

The playmaker carried all of Girona's threat against Alaves, scoring the only goal of the game with a direct free-kick.

Forward: Iago Aspas (Celta Vico)

Another week, another goal for the man who looks likely to lead Spain's attack at the World Cup. The forward capped off a fine display with a goal to earn his side a share of the spoils against Barcelona.

Forward: Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)

The only man capable of finding a way past an inspired Kepa Arrizabalaga at the Bernabeu as the Portuguese scored for the 12th game in succession.

Forward: Loic Remy (Getafe)

The Frenchman led the line wonderfully against Valencia at the Mestalla, showing intelligence, pace and power to bully the home defence and help himself to two goals and his side to three points.