And so it is over to Atletico and Barcelona who will form the body of a busy day of European football on our live-text services tomorrow from 15:30 GMT.

Atletico face Celta Vigo in the late kick-off after Barca host Levante.

We will also cover off eight games in Italy as Juventus are on their travels to Cesena, and bring you the best from France and Germany too.

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Schalke are going to miss the chance to jump from third to fourth in the Bundesliga - they trail Eintracht Frankfurt 1-0 with five minutes remaining. Lucas Piazon has given the home side the lead.

Bayern Munich remain eight points clear of Wolfsburg at the top as both won by remarkable score lines today.

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A quick line from Deportivo coach Victor Fernandez who sums up his teams defeat quite nicely: "In play, we were better than Madrid...but in the areas, Madrid are incredible".

And here is some interesting news for Chelsea fans from the Paris St-Germain camp ahead of next week's Champions League last 16-tie. PSG drew 2-2 with Caen, but ended with nine men because of injuries.

"I'm no doctor but, concerning midfielder Yohan Cabaye and Lucas Moura, it's a muscle injury. For Marquinhos, it's the hamstring. For Didier Aurier, the quadriceps", explained Laurent Blanc.

"They all are muscle injuries. I need to see the seriousness of it all but, for Tuesday's game, it's going to be very, very difficult to have them back."

So there you go. Zlatan Ibrahimovic is still fit though.

A reminder you can read round-ups of the action in Germany and France on our European football index. The goals flowed in the Bundesliga today - we saw an 8-0 win and a 5-4 thriller containing two hat-tricks.

You can see what Andy means as against a side sat in mid-table, Real were far from convincing on their own turf.

Spanish football journalist Andy West tweets:, external A lack of fluency or purpose about Madrid today. Looked uncertain of how they are supposed to be playing; work to do ahead of Schalke on Wednesday.

So what happens now?

The three-way race for the title in Spain resumes sees Atletico Madrid having what looks like the testing fixture of the weekend.

Los Rojiblancos - floating on air from last week's 4-0 thumping of Real Madrid - travel to Celta Vigo tomorrow in search of a fifth straight league win. We will have a live text of that one.

But our coverage will start from 15:30 GMT as Barcelona, now four points behind leaders Real, host Levante. Luis Enrique's side have won their last five league games, netting 21 goals.

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Job done. Hardly rip-roaring stuff in the Spanish capital. Gareth Bale produced a good first half, Isco was neat, tidy and confident - he opened the scoring.

Karim Benzema struck and end to the game with 17 minutes remaining. An efficient outing. A million miles from last weekend.

This would be clean sheet nine of the campaign for Los Blancos. Not a bad return in 23 games.

A four-point lead in La Liga is 90 seconds away. Marcelo is not coming back in, he has his boots off and walks around the pitch to applause. No severe hobble and he should be OK for Schalke.

What would these Real Madrid defenders have given for a clean sheet after last week's shambles? Varane chests back to Casillas. Three minutes from a shut out.

A little bit naughty from Depor full-back Laure as he tangles with Marcelo when the ball is gone. A well disguised niggle and the Brazilian is hobbling. We have five minutes of added time. Marcelo would be wise to stay off and Carlo Ancelotti will be praying for no more knocks.

Spanish football journalist Sid Lowe tweets:, external Benzema's off. his generosity, intelligence and effort disguises other players' lack of it.

Jese is on the field for a matter of second and gets to the dead ball line to slide and hook a ball into the box. Ronaldo, right place right time, scissor kicks a volley inches wide.

Karim Benzema makes way for Real Madrid as Jese comes on. Worryingly for Real - who are without the injured James Rodriguez - Benzema is hobbling a bit.

The Frenchman too his goal nicely. He was too quick to the ball for Depor keeper Fabricio and simply lifted it over him. It was the perfect time to score for Carlo Ancelotti's side as it ended this contest.

Gareth Bale finally gets Ronaldo off a free-kick. So what have you got Gareth?

Lots of movement on the ball but Fabricio watches it onto his fists in goal and the rebound is cleared.

Fissuh H Kelelom:, external Balon d'Or should be given just after Champions league final. After that ceremony in Zurich CR7 has forgotten how to shoot.

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Ronaldo has not gone three league games without scoring since 2013. He has eight minutes.

Ivan Cavaleiro takes one of the worst free-kicks you ever will see for Deportivo, sending a shot sailing over the bar like a conversion.

On comes Dani Carvajal for Real Madrid as Isco gets the hook to the bench. good night's work for him and Real should be in cruise control now with focus on Schalke and the Champions League this Wednesday.

Game over you would think now. A 12th league goal of the season for Karim Benzema should be enough to seal the job.

He takes it nicely, dinking Cristiano Ronaldo's pass over the on-rushing goalkeeper and the ball drops the right side of the post.

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Looks simple. It looked like Ronaldo fancied it himself but he had no choice to pass with challenges looming.