What a day of drama at the top of La Liga. Neymar's second goal in Barcelona's 3-0 win over Villarreal was a moment of beauty. Then Sergio Ramos scores a spectacular goal for Real Madrid, who then go on to lose for the first time in the league. Cancel all plans on 21 November. El Clasico is not to be missed. Until then...

What does this result do for Sevilla? Unai Emery's side started the day closer to the relegation zone than the top but the Europa League champions climb three places to 10th on the back of this result.

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So, Barcelona open up a three point lead at the top of the table ahead of their trip to the Bernabeu on 21 November. Rafael Benitez has his work cut out during the international break. The trouble is many of his players will be away with their countries.

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Fantastic night for Sevilla. A thoroughly deserved win. Real Madrid will go into El Clasico on the back of their first defeat of the La Liga season.

Ole, ole, ole...Sevilla's fans are in party mood as the clock ticks down.

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Three additional minutes.

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Has anyone spotted Cristiano Ronaldo? I can't remember a game where he has made so little impact. Sevilla are cruising to the finishing line. 

Five minutes for Real Madrid to find two goals to preserve their unbeaten league start. It's not looking good for Rafa...

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They've already beaten Barcelona at home and now they're on the cusp of sending Real Madrid crashing to a first league defeat. This will be Sevilla's fourth successive home win in La Liga. Their domestic season is coming together nicely after a poor start.

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Too many Real players have had an off day. Ronaldo and Bale have hardly got going this half while the back four, so strong this season, has been woeful.

Absolutely no sign of a comeback from Real. Indeed, Sevilla look as though they might add to their lead. 

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Twenty minutes remaining. The home crowd have already started celebrating. Far too early for all that. Cristiano Ronaldo has been anonymous for most of this but is starting to pepper the Sevilla goal.

Let's take a look at the 'as it stands' table. If the score stays like this Barcelona will go into the international break with a three points lead at the top.

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Real Madrid had only conceded four goals in 10 La Liga games before this. They've conceded two in the space of 25 minutes against Sevilla.

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Attack, attack, attack...Steven Nzonzi fires an excellent cross into the Real area and Ciro Immobile fancies another stab at glory. This time it goes horribly wrong for the Sevilla striker. He had options either side of him in better goalscoring positions.