Sevilla have spent the first five minutes conceding needless free-kicks. Here's another one which is whipped in by Bale. It comes to nothing. The hosts are on the back-foot in their own half.

Real are playing in their change strip, a navy blue number. Gareth Bale is not holding back on his return. He's playing in the centre of attack and is making himself busy in the opening exchanges.

We're under way at a sell out Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan.

The teams are on their way out...

Spanish football writer Andy West: "David Moyes's potential departure from the Anoeta has been a slow burning story for the last few weeks, but in the last couple of days it has started to accelerate quickly.

"Sociedad, known throughout Spain as 'La Real', have made a poor start to the season, winning just twice (both away from home) and have nine points from their opening 11 games.

"But the real crisis point arrived with Friday's defeat at Las Palmas, which quickly led to reports that the San Sebastian club's president Jokin Aperribay is poised to act and end Moyes's time at the club, perhaps even before the first anniversary of his arrival in Spain on Tuesday."

Read more on the future of David Moyes on the BBC Sport website.

Elsewhere in La Liga, speculation is growing over the future of Real Sociedad boss David Moyes.

The Scot's team are marooned near the bottom of La Liga and a limp performance in Friday's 2-0 defeat against lowly Las Palmas has left his future in serious doubt.  

Reports in Spain on Saturday suggested Sociedad's board were meeting to discuss Moyes's position but, as of yet, there has been no announcement about the former Manchester United manager's future.

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Barcelona are three points clear at the top of La Liga courtesy of their 3-0 win over Villarreal earlier. Atletico Madrid, four points behind, move up to third after Antoine Griezmann's stoppage time winner against Sporting Gijon. Real will return to the summit with victory against Sevilla.

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Big team news from Real Madrid. Gareth Bale is back in the starting line-up after injury. The Wales international has not played a full game for his club for two months because of a calf problem. Kiko Casilla starts in goal.

Real Madrid XI:Casilla, Danilo, Pepe, Ramos, Nacho, Casemino, Kroos, Modric, Isco, Ronaldo, Bale.

Sevilla include former Stoke and Blackburn midfielder Steven Nzonzi.

Sevilla XI: Rico, Mariano, Rami, Andreolli, Tremoulinas; Krychowiak, N'Zonzi, Vitolo, Banega, Kono, Immobile.

You will be hearing an awful lot more about Neymar's goal but now we are going to concentrate on Real Madrid in their final match before the first El Clasico of the season on 21 November.

Rafael Benitez's team need to win to ensure they start top of the table when Barcelona visit in 13 days time.

Welcome back. Got your breath back after that brilliant Neymar goal? Not heard about? Well, don't worry. You can see pictures of it on the BBC Sport website. Trust me, it's well worth a look.

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Anything Lionel Messi can do, so too Cristiano Ronaldo. Or so it seems. But can Ronaldo warm up for El Clasico by scoring a goal as special as the one Barcelona's Neymar did earlier?

We're about to find out...

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So, that's part one of Sunday's double La Liga live text over. We're back at 19:00 GMT for build-up of Real Madrid's game at Sevilla. Will we see a goal as good as Neymar's in that game? 

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This is how Barcelona's Twitter account described Neymar's spectacular second goal...

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So, Barcelona will go into El Clasico on the back of four straight La Liga wins after a convincing second half display capped by Neymar's brilliant goal.

What an astonishing finish by the Brazilian, who now has 11 league goals to his name this season.

Barcelona pull three points clear at the top of La Liga - if only for a few hours.

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Who needs Lionel Messi when Neymar can finish like that.