A reminder that Real Madrid are champions unless they lose (they are winning) AND Barcelona win (they are losing). So we need two Malaga goals and two from Barcelona at least for a turnaround.

Casemiro is a human shield as he breaks up an attack, Toni Kroos spreads a pass across the pitch and Isco picks the ball up in what appears to be almost a free role.

Now Cristiano Ronaldo has a shot blocked and Kroos blazes a shot over. Real are looking good.

Neymar goes flying in the box as he looks to latch on to a cut-back from Jordi Alba on the left. Luis Suarez appeals for it too - but David Junca's challenge was fair. Strong but fair.

No penalty says the referee!

Luka Modric crosses and Sergio Ramos, who likes a big goal, heads over the bar. Real aren't as dominant as they were in the first 15 minutes but they're still on top.

When Barca get going it's such a pleasure to watch. The move flows like water from Jordi Alba's one-two-three with Lionel Messi, Messi's first-time flick finding Neymar in the box, the Brazilian's backheel sweep that's just too long for Messi to pick up again.

I had my eyes on Leicester v Bournemouth this afternoon. With all due respect this is... quite different.

We've had a few tweets saying the title race is done and dusted now. But one man is not so sure...

Dale Gordon: I see a slip coming, Madrid to lose late - last kick of the match..2-1.. Barcelona 7-1..I feel in ma guts..one more piece of drama

Real Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas has hurt himself while making a brilliant save to deny Sandro.

Malaga's main goal threat (this season and today) has a free-kick from out wide and ambitiously shoots. Navas saves it but then smashes into the post.

The physios are on but the Costa Rican is OK to continue.

Neymar dazzles three men in front of him, slaloming from one smooth move to the next. He holds the ball up, takes a glance ahead of him and picks out Lionel Messi with a through pass... Can Messi latch on? No it's just too long. Plus the flag was up.

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Thomashollern: Does anyone really expect Real Madrid to lose? The trophy is already on the team bus. Just hope nobody drops it!

It's just not going right for Luis Suarez is it? The Uruguay striker has the ball in the net - a tidy finish first time after Jordi Alba's cut-back - but the flag is up.

Ruled out for offside. Alba had just strayed beyond the last man as he latched on to a through ball from that wizard Andres Iniesta.

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Malaga's first chance as the unmarked Sandro runs down the left, cuts in and shoots but it's held by Real keeper Keylor Navas.

Ex-Barca striker Sandro said before the game he would like to win the title for his old club. But his former team-mates need to do some scoring too.

Karim Benzema has a chance for Real but it's deflected wide.

Luis Suarez with another (half) chance as he spins into space on the edge of the box. He looks for the top corner with a left-footed strike, but it's always tearing away from goal.

Where's Lionel Messi? He's hardly had a touch.

So not only do Barcelona need Malaga to come from behind and beat Real Madrid, they've got to come from behind themselves here too.

I think it's safe to say, Zinedine Zidane will be sitting comfortably.

Real Madrid are still pressing for a second and Isco at the heart of everything. Gareth Bale, almost back from a calf injury, can't be confident of starting the Champions League final on current form.

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As things stand, Real Madrid are six points clear of Barcelona and champions of Spain.

Luis Suarez with the chance for an immediate reply...One-on-one with the keeper...

Wide! You would have put your farm on him to bag there. He cradles his face in desperation.

Real Madrid right-back Danilo lashes an effort into the near side of the net. They really want to get this wrapped up nice and early.

Marlon Santos - Barca's 21-year-old Brazililan defender - is making his home debut tonight.

Already he's called into action with a sliding late challenge to sniff out an Eibar attack led by former Middlesbrough striker Kike.

On the sidelines, Luis Enrique shares a joke with one of his staff. They knew it had to be Cristiano Ronaldo, too.