Fouls from both teams litter the opening exchanges. Malaga, in their blue and white striped shirts, win a corner which raises the noise levels among the home fans. It is whipped in and cannons off Atletico's Brazilian defender Miranda towards the net before keeper Jan Oblak comes to the rescue.

Few chances so far. Both teams are sizing each other up with Atletico's striker Fernando Torres desperately trying to rally his side.

Italian Serie A

Although we're concentrating on Atletico, we are across the latest in Serie A where leaders Juventus have kicked off against bottom-of-the-table Parma. Juve, who have started without Carlos Tevez, will go 17 points clear at the top if they win.

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Fernando Torres has not given up on Atletico Madrid successfully defending their La Liga title despite the club starting the weekend nine points behind leaders Barcelona. The 31-year-old former Liverpool and Chelsea striker says boss Diego Simeone is getting the best out of him and his team-mates.

"It's his character as a player and his character as a coach that drives the team," adds Torres. "We don't have the options that Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern or Chelsea have - we cannot drop points and make up for them later. We are a team who play at their limit. That's how he was as a player, that's how he was when I first met him, and as coach he is just like he was on the pitch."

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No wonder he has been linked with a move with a move to Tottenham., external Sevilla's Colombia forward Carlos Bacca is the danger man Barcelona must stop if they want to keep a healthy lead at the top of La Liga. Bacca, 28, represented his county at last summer's World Cup and his goals have helped Sevilla reach the Europa League quarter-finals, a competition they won last season.

Malaga XI: Kameni, Amrabat, Weligton, Samuel, Juanmi, Recio, Rosales, Boka, Sanchez, Castillejo, Darder.

Atletico Madrid XI: Oblak, Juanfran, Miranda, Gimenez, Gamez; Gabi, Tiago, Koke, Arda, Griezmann, Torres.

Over to you Barcelona! Real produce a clinical display to move to within one point of the La Liga leaders. Barca have a tough match at Champions League hopefuls Sevilla at 19:00 BST but before that we are focusing on defending champions Atletico Madrid at Malaga

Real are heading into next week's Champions League quarter-final with neighbours Atletico Madrid in high spirits. Into the closing moments at the Bernabeu.

Not quite the goal-fest they treated their fans to last week but Real have been clinical and taken their chances at the right moments. Barcelona need to respond later.

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Game over as Jese marks his return to the side with a goal. The 22-year-old leaves one defender trailing in his wake before powering into the Eibar penalty area and drilling into the far corner of the net. Lovely finish.

Free-kick to Real just outside the Eibar box. Cristiano Ronaldo fancies repeating his first goal. The Portuguese glances at the net and then runs up and...blasts into Row Z.

Barcelona's lead at the top of La Liga will be reduced to one point unless Eibar can do something very special in the last 10 minutes. If anything, it looks as though the hosts will increase their lead.

Bad miss by Javier Hernandez. The goal is gaping for the on-loan Manchester United forward but Mikel Arruabarrena is able to clear off the line when the Mexican should have buried the ball.

Worried faces on the Real bench as Keylor Navas goes down hurt. There's blood pouring from the keeper's ear after an accidental collision with team-mate Pepe while trying to snuff out an Eibar attack. Real have used all three substitutes but Navas is able to carry on even though he looks groggy.

Eibar on their way to defeat but the La Liga minnows have been well organised since the interval. They might even have scored but for Keylor Navas's fine save to deny Raul Navas following a rebound.

Next week's Champions League quarter-final is clearly on Carlo Ancelotti's mind. The Real boss makes two more changes as defenders Pepe and Nacho come on for Sergio Ramos and Marcelo.

German Bundesliga

Bayern Munich move 13 points clear of Wolfsburg at the top of the Bundesliga after a 3-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt. Bayern will be two wins away from their 25th league title if second-placed Wolfsburg lose at Hamburg later.

Real continue to dominate and here comes the first change for the home side. Huge applause for Luka Modric as the midfielder makes way for Brazilian Lucas Silva. Modric's legs being saved for Tuesday's Champions League clash with Atletico Madrid?