Former Manchester United winger Angel Di Maria sees the ball for the first time.

The Argentine - who will be at the World Cup next year - cuts in from the right and curls an effort towards the far corner, but Dijon goalkeeper Bastiste Reynet dives full stretch low to his right to push the ball away.

A good stop.

Hah, laters.

Teenage sensation Kylian Mbappe is up front for PSG in the absence of Edinson Cavani and works some superb trickery down the left-edge of the box.

But the final ball from the Frenchman is poor, straight into the hands of home goalkeeper Baptiste Reynet.

Former Cheltenham defender Yuri Berchiche is down early in the opposition box and he looks towards the referee.

The official strides across, wagging his finger at the PSG defender and tell him to get up.

No nonsense ref in action here.

Karim Benzema's goal the difference at the interval.

Under way in Ligue 1 at the Stade Gaston Gerard.

Glorious play from Real Madrid.

Marco Asensio drills the ball into the feet of Cristiano Ronaldo, who flicks it beautifully into the path of Karim Benzema.

The Frenchman bears down towards the edge of the box, but lashes his left-footed drive over the bar.

John McEnerney: Real’s neighbours might do them a favour later on but they need to do themselves a favour here today and get the lead out.

Getafe are very much in this game and are causing a few problems.

Winger Amath dispossesses Marcelo deep inside his own third and pops a cross into the box which Nacho has to stretch to clear.

Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos, who is doing the pulling on Getafe's Cala, goes down in the box and looks to the referee for a penalty.

The cheek of the lad.

The official sees through him and tells him to carry on.

Then Cristiano Ronaldo attempts a fizzing drive from the angle, but it is straight at Vicente Guaita.

Loving watching Marco Asensio, I really do. Glides across the pitch.

The Real Madrid youngster clips a delightful pass into the box for Lucas Vazquez, but his low cross into the box is smothered by Getafe goalkeeper Vicente Guaita.

Half an hour gone, that Cristiano Ronaldo chance Real's best effort so far.

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Postpublished at 15:38 British Summer Time 14 October 2017

15:38 BST 14 October 2017

Getafe 0-0 Real Madrid

Pitch invader, pitch invader.

A fan runs onto the playing surface and makes a beeline for what I assume is his favourite player Cristiano Ronaldo.

Unfortunately for the supporter, he is clobbered by a couple of security guards and is escorted off the pitch.

Real Madrid break forward and earn a corner, which falls to full-back Marcelo outside the box, but the Brazilian smashes his shot over the bar.

Warning signs for Real.

Faycal Fajr puts a nicely shaped cross towards the six-yard box and Getafe striker Jorge Molina is the first to get to it ahead of Nacho and goalkeepr Kiko Casilla, but cannot head his effort on target.

I think he had one eye on the advancing Casilla there.

It was a decent chance.

Former Real Madrid Castilla forward Alvaro Jimenez, who played under Zinedine Zidane, lasts just 12 minutes and has to trot off injured. He took a knock early in the game.

Shame for the youngster, he is almost in tears and has to be consoled by the home side's physio.

Great link-up play and almost the opener.

Marcelo's cross into the box is juggled by Karim Benzema - sublime skills - before playing it off to partner Cristiano Ronaldo.

The Portuguese takes it first time, skimming a low drive which is heading to the bottom corner, but Getafe goalkeeper Vicente Guaita does brilliantly to push the ball away.

No Edinson Cavani for Paris St-Germain, so Kylian Mbappe starts up front alongside Angel di Maria and Neymar. Former Cheltenham defender Yrui Berchiche is at left-back.

PSG XI: Areola, Meunier, Marquinhos, Kimpembe, Berchiche, Alves, Rabiot, Draxler, Di Maria, Neymar, Mbappe.

Fomer Sunderland defender Papy Djilobodji and ex-Newcastle midfielder Romain Amalfitano both start for Dijon.

Dijox XI: Reynet, Varrault, Djilobodji, Haddai, Rosier, Amalfitano, Marie, Xeka, Kwon, Sliti, Jeannot.

Real Madrid forwards Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema starting up top together for the first time since the Champions League final in Cardiff in May.

As you would expect, the La Liga champions have started the game on top and earn a succession of corners, which the hosts manage to scramble away.

Off we go at the Coliseum Alfonso Perez.