Lionel Messi's brace against Osasuna ensured he remains top of the standings in the race for the Golden Shoe, but Bas Dost cut the deficit to four points with a hat-trick against Braga.
Messi looked to have moved out of sight as he scored twice in Barcelona's 7-1 thrashing of the relegated team on Wednesday, but Dost helped Sporting beat Braga 3-2 and kept his Golden Shoe hopes alive.
Robert Lewandowski rounds out the top three after netting a brace for Bayern as they beat Wolfsburg 6-0.
Here are the standings:
| 2016-17 European Golden Shoe Standings: May 2 | ||||
| Position | Player | Club | Goals x Constant | Points |
| 1. | ||||