David Moyes's first game in charge
Messi breaks Spanish scoring record
Scores hat-trick as Barcelona beat Sevilla 5-1
Ronaldo scores twice as Real Madrid win 4-0
So Moyes has a point in Spain but in no way could his achievement overshadow some special history...
Image source, Getty ImagesThat was the moment Lionel Messi became La Liga's record goal scorer with 252 goals. He added another to seal a hat-trick on the night and now sits on 253...
Image source, Getty ImagesOn that note we bid you goodnight.
Ryan Crombleholme:, external Solid basis to build on for Moyes. Can assess players further and change around.
Dean Glass: , externalFirst clean sheet in 7 months. Happy with our defending but lack of shots on target wasn't good at all. This will take time
A tight affair with limited quality going forward but Moyes will draw positives from the clean sheet and his side's endeavour throughout at a tricky venue.
The point moves them up a place to 14th with Depor one position further back.
Image source, Getty ImagesRyan Crombleholme:, external Solid basis to build on for Moyes. Can assess players further and change around.
A first league clean sheet in seven months for Real Sociedad and David Moyes is unbeaten in Spain.
Just three minutes of injury time to go. A winner looks unlikely, but if anyone has had a football adventure recently it is David Moyes, so who knows.
The Scot stands alongside his translator and points energetically to players.
Real Sociedad have not kept a league clean sheet this season and it is heart in mouth time. Their central defender Gorka Elustondo plays a poor back pass, leaving goalkeeper Enaut Zubikarai to tidy up hastily.
The stopper then has to scurry to flick a corner over waiting heads. Moyes looks like he is getting a draw at best here. At best...
The shining light for David Moyes tonight will surely be Carlos Vela. The former Arsenal player is bright and feisty in carving out his own chances.
He powers around a challenge this time and while wrestling in the area, gets a shot off which goes wide.
Vela, still only 25, scored 17 goals in all competitions last season.
On his 50th appearance for Deportivo, Pablo Insua arrives unmarked to meet a corner kick but makes a hash of his header and the ball drops into the hands of the Real Sociedad's goalkeeper. From inside the six-yard box that was a chance.
The home side are on top now though, corners aplenty. Will Moyes look to tighten it up?
Oh David. You wore a suit, you looked the business and then this photo comes through. Trousers sporting a rip do not create the right first impression. That's just sloppy.
Image source, Getty ImagesMoyes received a reported £5.2m in compensation, external when he left Manchester United.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe odd goal, a set piece or a moment of unforeseeable genius look like the only ways we will see a goal here.
A point may not be a bad start to Spanish life for David Moyes. He lost captain Xabi Prieto and two of his back four to injury ahead of this match. Plus game two will undoubtedly bring fewer cameral lenses, more time to adapt and a home crowd against lowly Elche.
Depor have introduced Cezary Wilk for Juan Dominguez in this half but a flurry of offsides ate hampering both teams.
Pundit de Satge: , externalRonaldo has 197 goals since 2009?? Surely after 150 scored it should be a goals per game ratio? Ronaldo's would be unreal!
Peter Collins: , externalIn five years less, Ronaldo has scored 50 goals less than Messi. He scores more than 10 a season! Just not been there long enough
Danny, Hemel: To compare Lionel Messi's league record to Ronaldo is ridiculous - he was in the league five years before Ronaldo and on average Ronaldo is banging in 35 a season so five times that is 175 - if they started in the league at the same time Ronaldo would be miles ahead - a fact!
The camera lenses are zoned in on him and his side are back out for the second half.
Can David Moyes start life at Deportivo with a win as he did at Preston, Everton and Manchester United?
Image source, Guillem BalagueMiles, London: How many Spanish league goals has Ronaldo now scored? Anywhere near Messi?
Everyone wants a picture with the history boy.
Image source, NeymarNeymar takes to Instagram: , external"Congratulations tonight , to stay in football history !! An honour to be by your side."
Tim Kirk: , externalRe 22 mins, Oreja de cerdo (pigs ear)
Italian Serie A
Image source, Getty ImagesJuventus beat Lazio 3-0 tonight in Serie A to go three points clear over Roma again.
All three goals came from ex-Manchester United players, with Paul Pogba's brace sandwiching a Carlos Tevez strike.
Simone Padoin was sent off for the champions.