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Brilliant by Javier Hernandez and surely that's it for Celta Vigo. Sergio Ramos pumps a long ball forward and the Mexican is on it in double quick time before a composed low finish.

The goals have dried up but it is still enthralling viewing. Celta will not give up. Surely the men in light blue are going to run out of steam soon?

Carlo Ancelotti is already looking at his watch. Bad news for the Italian. There's still another 25 minutes to go. Celta are coming again and Jonny has a crack from distance.

Real are defending for their lives. A Celta corner is only just hacked clear before the visitors burst forward on the counter. Manchester United players past and present combine to set up an opening - Javier Hernandez blazing over after good work by Cristiano Ronaldo.

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It's frantic, helter-skelter, 100mph stuff. Isco has a chance to open up a two-goal cushion but is denied by the keeper... and here come Celta.

It's all happening. Fabian Orellana goes sprawling inside the Real area after a challenge by Toni Kroos. The referee isn't interested and instantly becomes public enemy No 1 in the Balaidos.

Celta are great to watch. Full of energy, creative and love to attack.

It's all Celta. Real have yet to get going this half and the hosts look more than capable of scoring again. Fabian Orellana wins a home corner after his 20-yard drive flies off a Madrid boot and behind.

Alarm bells ringing in the Real defence as Santi Mina finds himself through but the youngster tries to lob Iker Casillas and gets it horribly wrong. More goals to come in this game. Mark my words.

OptaJose: Nolito is the first Spanish player to have reached double figures of goals and assists in La Liga this season (10 goals, 11 assists).

They were playing the theme tune to the A-Team as the players emerged. Celta need a hero to step forward. Will it be Nolito?

Real Madrid need two to reach a century of La Liga goals. Will they do it in the next 45 minutes? Back under way.

Italian Serie A

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Napoli, who were trailing, have scored three times in the space of 16 minutes and lead Sampdoria 3-1. Still 40 minutes or so to go.

German Bundesliga

Bayern Munich have clinched their third consecutive Bundesliga title courtesy of Wolfsburg's 1-0 loss to Borussia Monchengladbach. Pep Guardiola's side beat Hertha Berlin 1-0 on Saturday to put them within sight of the title.

Wolfsburg had to beat Gladbach, who move up to third, to make Bayern wait another week for their 25th title, but lost to an injury-time Max Kruse goal. Treble-chasing Bayern are in the Champions League and German Cup semis.

Let's hope Pep manages to celebrate without splitting his trousers.

Is Carlo Ancelotti right for Real? Where's next and why?

John Davies: Ancelotti is a proven winner and should be given another season whatever happens. La liga is becoming more competitive.

AlaskaPa: I believe Ancelotti could win Real the Champions League again if they give him time.

Usmanabba16: Ancelotti is a proven winner, only few can match his record, why replace him?

Italian Serie A

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Earlier on Sunday, Torino came from behind to beat runaway leaders Juventus to secure their first Turin derby victory for 20 years. Juve would have wrapped up a fourth consecutive title with a win, coupled with a Lazio defeat, and led when Andrea Pirlo curled home a free-kick.

Matteo Darmian levelled in style as he chipped the ball into the box with his first touch from a cross and lashed home with his second. And Fabio Quagliarella tapped home against his old club for a famous win.

Juventus will be crowned champions of Italy for the 31st time with five games remaining if they defeat Fiorentina on Wednesday and secon-placed Lazio lose at home to struggling Parma on the same night.

MBEHAN: Javier Hernandez sent out on loan to Real Madrid and doing well, Radamel Falcao brought in on the most expensive loan deal in history.

Pulsating. Five goals yet Real lead by just one. More of the same please after the interval.

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It's raining goals at the Balaidos. James Rodriguez puts Real in front for the second time with a shot which takes a huge deflection off Andreu Fontas and rollls over the line. A huge slice of luck but Carlos Ancelotti won't care.

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Cristiano Ronaldo is through on goal. Surely this is goal No 30 in La Liga this season for the Portuguese. He takes a quick glance after bursting into the Celta area before shooting... the ball coming back off the post. So close.