Right then, that's your lot from us for this evening.

But we'll be back again tomorrow for more.

Manchester City v Everton is the evening game in the Premier League (20:00 BST), so join us then.

In the meantime, if you're arriving late, feel free to catch up on it all below.

Neymar's sparkling home debut in Paris, Real Madrid's solid start, and a poignant evening in Barcelona. Enjoy.

There were some rash heads out there at the end, but for the most part Real Madrid were cool and comfortable.

Their La Liga title defence gets off to a winning start, with a late bump in the shape of Sergio Ramos' red card.

Finally!

Sergio Ramos sees red - he should have gone earlier when he lashed out at Fabian Schar.

It's a second yellow card for Real Madrid's captain. To be fair, it's harsh.

His elbow is dangling in an aerial challenge, that must be what the ref has spotted.

Either way. He is off.

TWO minutes added on.

Marco Asensio shapes to shoot in the box but has the ball expertly stolen from under his boot.

Great jelly legs from Navas as Andone ran up to take the pen.

Florin Andone shanked it, but Keylor Navas also gets a telling touch to point it round the post.

Fists to the skies in celebration. Andone hangs his head. It's not been his night.

Why? Dani Carvajal cleans out Bruno Gama, just inside the box.

Clear penalty.

Florin Andone clashes with Sergio Ramos again and gets a yellow card for his zealous challenge.

Adding to the frustration.

Marco Asensio. Left foot.

Up and over the wall, but punched clear off the line by Depor's keeper Ruben. Fantastic effort, perhaps just a little too central.

Lucas Vazquez, legs blurring, wins a free-kick on the edge of the box.

Marco Asensio has grabbed the ball...

His mate on the other side of the pitch isn't too shabby either. Dani Carvajal, even at this late stage, has enough in the tank to zoom up the pitch, taking the game by the scruff of the neck in search of a flattering fourth. He's unceremoniously hauled back by a cynical hand for his efforts.

Does Marcelo have a problem here? Real Madrid have made their last change already...

The Brazilian seemed to have taken a knock but is back on now and should be alright to continue.

Such a huge player in Zidane's team. Do you ever see him put a foot wrong?

Luka Modric shanks a shot, an uncharacteristically terrible effort, after good work from Gareth Bale to take down a loose ball in the box and lay it off.

And that's Bale done. Lucas Vazquez is going to come on for Madrid.

Last change for Depo, as Borja Valle comes on for Fede Cartabia.

Abdulazeez yusuf: More of this to come from this Real Madrid side. They are never tired of scoring goals.

Just under 15 minutes to play. It's a case of how many for Real Madrid now. They've got their slippers on, feet up, Cameron de la Isla playing.

Depor at least deserve a goal from this game showing. They've defended really badly but hit the bar once and Florin Andone has worked tirelessly up front.

Another switch-up. Casemiro's heading off now, big beaming smile on his face.

Marcos Llorente is on to replace him. That's an interesting one. Will he play a big part this season? The 22-year-old is returning from a season's loan at Alaves.

We're hearing good things.

Marco Asensio is straight in the thick of it, exchanging passes with Karim Benzema in a move that doesn't quite come off on the edge of the Depor box.

That goal Asensio scored against Barcelona the other night was sensational. If confirmation was needed of his arrival at the very top, there you had it.

I fancy he'll have a pop tonight.

Just what you want to see when you're three goals down.

Marco Asensio.

He comes on for Isco as Real Madrid switch up. Deportivo stick Adrian on, with Celso Borges the man to make way in midfield.

Fantastic from Guilherme, who darts past two challenges in the box and into space, he cracks a shot away, it's swerving powerfully past Keylor Navas, who just throws his arms up anywhere near it, he's nowhere near close.

But it cannons back off the crossbar. Cruel on Depor. Again.

Fede Cartabia ruthlessly scythes down Casemiro, just as the Real Madrid midfielder was hitting full stride.

In you go son.

From the free-kick, Gareth Bale hits a swirling effort straight down Ruben's gullet.