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Goalscorer Karim Benzema departs to a chorus of jeers. A job well done by the French striker. On comes Jese to link up with Cristiano Ronaldo who has been unusually quiet. There's still time...

Andy West
Spanish football writer at the Nou Camp

"First roll of the substitution dice from Luis Enrique. Arda Turan has been solid but not spectacular since signing from Atletico Madrid, but he's certainly capable of producing magic. Now would be a good time."

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We've reached substitution time. Both teams are preparing changes for the final 15 minutes.

Barca's first change of the evening sees the booked Rakitic replaced by Arda Turan.

As well as your thoughts on tonight's El Clasico, we are also asking for your dream forward lines. Here are some more of your suggestions.

Peter Butcher:, external Hirst up front with Bergkamp just behind, Ronaldo out left to make room for Waddle on the right.

Alistair Griffiths:, external David Villa and Alessandro del Piero either side of Stevie Bull.

Leon Depreli:, external Brazilian Ronaldo up top with Cruyff just behind and Messi and Cristiano on the wings.

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I once saw Gerard Pique score for Manchester United's reserves at...Northwich Victoria. Now he's scored in El Clasico.

I love this game.

Dave Wood:, external The most un-Barcelona like goal you'll ever see.

Shohidur Rahman:, external If you concede from a set piece against Barca you should be ashamed of yourself.

Around 20 minutes remaining. This could go either way. Gareth Bale tests Claudio Bravo with a fierce effort but its right down the keeper's throat.

Andy West
Spanish football writer at the Nou Camp

"Crazy that a left-back can be a team's attacking catalyst, but Marcelo does it so often for his team - his run was the key for that goal."

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Belete Eshetea:, external What a goal by Benzema. Take a bow, son. Lionel Messi would be proud of you.

Max Baggins-Craig:, external BOOOOOOMMM! That is how you get your travelling fans behind you as you try fight back. Great from Real.

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Who is going to win this?

Brilliant tactics by Zinedine Zidane in his first El Clasico as manager.

This has been a poor domestic season by Real's standards but the visitors have done a fine job in the Nou Camp so far.

Hands up who tipped a defender to get the first goal in a game full of brilliant strikers?

Moments before Pique's goal Barca went close as Lionel Messi produced a moment of sublime skill chipping from the edge of the area and forcing Keylor Navas into a wonderful save that produced the corner for the goal.

Andy West
Spanish football writer at the Nou Camp

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"Pique will love that goal, absolutely love it. He's an expert at winding up Real Madrid fans on social media and is therefore their number one enemy, even booing him when he plays for Spain."

Andy West
Spanish football writer at the Nou Camp

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"Barca need to remember to play the game, not the referee. Quite a few whines and moans in the early stages of the second half, they look distracted. Keep focus on what matters."

Is Sergio Ramos pressing the self destruct button?

The Real defender, who can count himself fortunate to still be on the pitch, sends an elbow into Dani Alves while defending a Barca corner. 

Jeers all around the Nou Camp but the referee again waves play on. 

Some more of your dream forward lines.

JB:, external Baggio, Batistuta and Romario...Baggio hugely underrated, Batistuta had it all..power/precision Romario speaks for himself.

Andrew Bell:, external David Hirst on his own, Dennis Bergkamp pulling the strings with Brian Laudrup on the left and Messi on the right.

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Andy West
Spanish football writer at the Nou Camp

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"Barca are all over the ref asking for Ramos to be sent off for the foul on Suarez. To be fair, though, it looked like Suarez knew exactly what he was doing and really forced Ramos to foul him."

Sergio Ramos is the luckiest man inside the Nou Camp.

He's already been booked when he brings down Luis Suarez just outside the Real area. It's blatant. It's illegal. The referee waves play on.

Andy West
Spanish football writer at the Nou Camp

"The first was a half of two halves: Barca totally dominant initially, but Real well back into it later on. Gareth Bale looks particularly dangerous - his powerful running has been unsettling the home defence."