The second half is under way at the Bernabeu.

Juventus almost lead in the seventh minute as Kwadwo Asamoah rockets in a fantastic effort from 20 yards out which smashes the post.

Wale Ibraheem: When you score 400 goals for a club, you deserve to have your statue in front of the stadium.

Bashir Musa Liman: Goals galore in Spain. Madrid and Barcelona cruising. Both trying to outscore each other. We are watching with keen interest

An early knock for Juventus forward Mario Mandzukic, who has come off the pitch for some treatment. He should be OK to continue though.

Messi, Neymar, Maradona, Cryuff - the names of Barcelona's biggest stars roll off the tongue. 

But discover how the glories of this famous football club might not have been possible if not for the exploits of an Irishman named Patrick O'Connell, who saved FC Barcelona from financial ruin in 1937 during the Spanish Civil War. 

Eighty years on, O'Connell is finally receiving the recognition at home that he has long had in Spain. 

On Friday, 12 May a blue plaque honouring him will be unveiled on Albert Street in Belfast, where he lived when he began his career playing for Belfast Celtic. 

Images courtesy of: Patrick O'Connell Memorial Fund, Getty Images and www.sportsmemories.be Narration by BBC Sport NI's Joel Taggart.  

We are under way in Serie A. If Juventus win they are the champions. If Roma win, well Juventus will probably still win the league next week anyway.

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This is how the top of the La Liga table looks at half-time. The exact same difference - Barcelona and Real Madrid both 2-0 up.

Straight forward. If only Madrid weren't winning, eh.

Real Madrid are two and a half games away from the La Liga title.

Cristiano Ronaldo's 400th Real Madrid goal has come in his 391st game for the club. A decade ago, I wouldn't have believed those figures were possible outside of the Dixie Dean era.

And then Barca up the tempo in a blink of an eye. 

Neymar watches a lopping ball drop towards his left foot...but instead of smashing it from a tight angle, he decides to try to cut inside his marker.

No dice.

Kicking a ball around in the Gran Canaria sunshine on a Sunday evening is my kind of fun. And Barca seem to agree.

The visitors are knocking the ball around neatly, slowing the pace down as we approach half-time.

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Nice. Las Palmas keeper Javi Varas shows he is nifty with his feet as he races out of his box to meet a long ball towards Neymar. He calmly controls, takes a touch to go around the Barca forward, then finds a team-mate.

Careful Javi, you might get a Premier League move if Pep Guardiola is watching...

Sevilla have come back into this game well after conceding twice and Stevan Jovetic forces a good diving save from Keylor Navas. If they get a goal back, we could have a good game on our hands.

Real Madrid right-back Danilo brings down Vitolo from behind and he goes down dramatically. Booking.

"Can I play you eve-ry week? Can I play you eve-ry weeeeek?!"

Luis Suarez might be tempted in taunt Las Palmas with a popular English terrace song. 

In his four games against the Pio Pio (well, three and a bit), the Barca striker has scored six goals.

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Another half chance for Las Palmas. 

Momo, a homegrown winger, scurries after a hopeful ball forward and, just for a moment, looks like he will reach the ball before Marc-Andre ter Stegen and poke past him.

But only for a moment. Momo lacks a touch of pace, gets caught in two minds and just toe-ends straight at the Barca keeper.

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Sevilla forward Stevan Jovetic has hit the woodwork twice. It's almost magnificent as he spots Keylor Navas off his line and chips him from 16 yards. It's in the air, looks like it might be going in but NO, it comes back off the bar.

The visitors haven't done much bar those two chances.

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Think it is all over? Las Palmas try telling us that it isn't. Midfielder Roque Mesa drives forward, letting fly with a low drive that is straight down Marc-Andre ter Stegen's throat.