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Another goal, another record for Cristiano Ronaldo.

The opener means he is now the all-time top-scorer in the top five European leagues, surpassing Jimmy Greaves's 46-year record.

That's Ronaldo's 367th. And he almost makes it 368.

The Portuguese superstar lurks at the back stick as Karim Benzema's drills in a low cross, but Celta defender Facundo Roncaglia is alert to swipe clear.

If you haven't seen Kylian Mbappe's assists from the weekend yet, try and check them out. A new side to his very young game.

He's now the first teenager to score 15 goals in a Ligue 1 season since Stéphane Paille for Sochaux in 1984-85 .

How has that stayed out? Once more Dani Alves appears in the area and puts a low cross in, Gonzalo Higuain has a shot well charged down and Paulo Dybala can't quite smuggle the ball over the line.

Lazio hanging on.

Two wins in their final two games and Madrid will be crowned Liga champions for the first time since 2012.

So far they're chugging along nicely in third gear in Galicia.

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Paulo Dybala now lets fly for Juve from range, another powerful effort punched away by Thomas Strakosha. Juve dialling up the heat. They are a classy, classy side.

Real Madrid keeper Keylor Navas hasn't kept a clean sheet in La Liga since January - there's another glimmer of hope for you Barca fans out there.

But his goal doesn't look like being breached yet. A Celta free-kick into the danger zone finds its way into his gloves.

St Etienne nearly spoil the party.

Arnaud Nordin with a run down the right, cuts in and tries to curl one into the far corner.

His shot finds the deflection off Kamil Glik - did that hit the arm? Muted appeals for a handball.

Barcelona want to see some signs of encouragement from Celta. Here's one. Jonny Castro cuts in from the left, drilling a low shot which takes a deflection before being easily gathered by Keylor Navas.

Chance now for Lazio, surprisingly open cup final so far! Keita scampers down the left on the break, so much pace and strength, and as stand-in Juve keeper Neto anticipates a cross he hits a shot at the near post which strikes the woodwork and bounces clear.

Juve then go straight down the other end and Gonzalo Higuain hits a stunning shot on the bounce, caught it as clean as a whistle, good save!

That would have been an unlikely way to open the scoring! Juve centre-back Giorgio Chiellini advances from the back and hits a swerving shot which calls Thomas Strakosha into action in the Lazio net.

A nice tempo here. Like a swinging pendulum on an antique clock.

Madrid go on the attack, Karim Benzema skipping past a couple of blue-shirted Celta defence on the right.

Remember how he kippered a few Atletico defenders t'other week? Like that. But not as good.

His pullback can't find Cristiano Ronaldo and the home defence clear.

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Three minutes gone and I'm not sure St Etienne have had more than three touches of the ball.

Make that four as they take a goal kick.

Kylian Mbappe and Radamel Falcao lead the Monaco line, the pair have 35 league goals between them.

There's already a party atmosphere in the stands as the Prince of Monaco, Albert II, takes his seat.

After a good old fashioned cup final delay, we are up and running.

Celta Vigo have raced out of the blocks quicker than a mad-keen greyhound. They have already opened up the Madrid defence a couple of times, but the final ball towards John Guidetti has lacked precision.

And away in France, where a point will give Monaco the title.

And we are under way!

Real need four points from their final two games to be champions...