So, over to you Real Madrid. Barcelona have done their work this weekend and done it well. But La Liga leaders Real can stretch their lead at the summit back to four points with victory over Villarreal on Sunday.

Will they do it? We're back at 17:45 GMT on Sunday as we bring you live text coverage of Sevilla against Atletico Madrid before switching to Real.

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Hands up who knew Batman and Robin played for Borussia Dortmund? Borussia's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Marco Reus whipped out the masks while celebrating their team's 3-0 derby win over Schalke. A superhero effort by Jurgen Klopp's side.

News coming up of a great goal celebration from Germany.

The stats sheet has just landed on my desk. Sixteen attempts on goal by Barca - nine on target. Granada had 10 attempts themselves but Barca enjoyed 69% of possession. That's pretty impressive.

Real Madrid get a chance to extend their lead at the top of the table to four points by defeating Villarreal on Sunday. But even if they do, you suspect the title race is heading for another dramatic finish.

It's official. The La Liga title race is still alive. Barcelona move one point behind leaders Real Madrid with the two giants still to meet.

This hasn't been vintage Barca - more workmanlike. But Luis Enrique won't mind. His side are back on track following their shock home defeat by Malaga. Two minutes of added time.

Granada's defence has gone AWOL. Lionel Messi has a clear sight of goal but is frustrated by the keeper. One minute of normal time remaining.

Whatever you are planning on 22 March, cancel it now! It's Barcelona v Real Madrid at the Nou Camp. It could very well go a long way to deciding the destiny of the title.

Five minutes of normal time remaining and, barring a catastrophe, Barca have their 19th La Liga win in the bag. Granada will take positives from this but they have been undone by some excellent quality. The La Liga title race is still alive.

Luis Suarez's work is done. The Uruguay forward receives a standing ovation from Barca's travelling support as he is replaced by Pedro. Another terrific performance by the former Liverpool man.

Fifteen minutes remaining and the question now is how many Barcelona will score? Sergio Busquets has just come on for the visitors. Can the World Cup winner celebrat his new contract with a goal?

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Has Lionel Messi won it for Barcelona? One thing is certain - the Argentina forward won't score an easier goal. Luis Suarez, who has had another good game, does all the hard work by rounding the keeper after springing the off side trap. Suarez can go for goal himself but opts to pass to the unmarked Messi on the edge of the six-yard area. Easy.

It's all over and it's now four Bundesliga wins out of four for Jurgen Klopp's Borussia Dortmund. Crisis? What crisis?

French Ligue 1

What a turn around in France. Idrissa Gueye and Marcos Lopes have struck within three minutes of one another to give Lille a 2-1 lead against leaders Lyon. It is news that will thrill followers of Paris St-Germain who are two points behind Lyon. PSG host Monaco on Sunday.

Barcelona are having to fight all the way in Andalusia. Granada might be fighting relegation but they're putting up a real battle. Just under half n hour remaining.

German Bundesliga

Remember Borussia Dortmund's poor start to the season? It appears to be a thing of the past. Three goals in eight minutes has given Jugen Klopp's men a commanding 3-0 lead in their derby showdown with Schalke, with Marco Reus among the scorers. They are into the closing stages.

High drama. Lass Bangoura is felled in the box by Marc Bartra, who escaped a penalty claim in the first half, but does not do so here. His dangled leg was too tempting and the Granada man goes over. Fran Rico confidently converts right footed to Claudio Bravo's left. Granada can't, can they?

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Game over, surely? Luis Suarez makes it three goals in two games with a delightful low finish following a lovely one-two with Ivan Rakitic. Suarez wheels away in celebration. Delicious stuff from Barca.

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Can Barcelona add to their lead? Can struggling Granada find an equaliser? We're back under way.