FT: Sevilla 2-2 Barcelona
Lionel Messi rescues a point as Barcelona
FT: Bayern Munich 6-0 Borussia Dortmund
Robert Lewandowski scores hat-trick
FT: Las Palmas 0-3 Real Madrid
Two goals for Gareth Bale
Juventus 3-1 AC Milan
Karim Benzema (penalty)
Real are well on their way to moving to within one point of second-placed Atletico as they double their lead before half-time.
Karim Benzema scores from the spot on his 400th Real outing after Lucas Vazquez is fouled.
Image source, ReutersBayern Munich 3-0 Borussia Dortmund
Can Dortmund reach half-time without conceding again?
Three goals in the space of 18 minutes have put Bayern in total control.
Ironic cheers for former Chelsea man Andre Schurrle as his pass to a Dortmund team-mate goes horribly wrong.
Las Palmas 0-1 Real Madrid
Gareth Bale has now scored five goals in his last three appearances for club and country.
It was a superbly taken individual goal after Luka Modric pinged a searching ball forward.
Image source, ReutersBayern Munich 3-0 Borussia Dortmund
Dortmund are caught in a Bayern goal storm.
Half an hour on the clock in the Allianz Arena and the hosts are in total control.
Dortmund boss Peter Stoger knows it is damage limitation for his side already.
He makes his first change of the game - Gonzalo Castro is replaced by Julian Weigl.
Image source, ReutersGareth Bale
Nicely does it.
Gareth Bale provides the breakthrough for Real after struggling Las Palmas had thwarted the visitors for 26 minutes.
It's a terrific angled finish from the Welshman.
Image source, ReutersThomas Muller
Sensational stuff by Bayern.
Another delicious move by the leaders sees Thomas Muller divert James Rodriguez's inviting cross into the net from close range.
it's far too easy for Bayern.
Dortmund are a shambles.
Image source, ReutersBayern Munich 2-0 Borussia Dortmund
Bayern lost their last league game against Leipzig.
They've come storming out of the blocks after the international break.
They're putting on a superb show for their fans.
Image source, ReutersLas Palmas 0-0 Real Madrid
Approaching 20 minutes in Gran Canaria and it's still goalless.
While you can't take your eyes off the action in Munich, it's tame stuff in Spain so far.
James Rodriguez
This time there is no confusion.
Bayern double their lead as James Rodriguez - unmarked eight yards out - makes no mistake after David Alaba's cross.
Bayern are razor-sharp. This game looks over already and we've only had 15 minutes.
Dortmund just haven't turned up.
Image source, ReutersBayern Munich 1-0 Borussia Dortmund
Dortmund are all over the place and Bayern have the ball in the back of their opponents net a second time.
Fortunately for the visitors Franck Ribery's close range finish is ruled out for offside.
Bayern are all over Dortmund.
Robert Lewandowski
Wow. Huge controversy as Bayern take the lead in the opening six minutes.
Robert Lewandowski - who else? - produces a lovely finish after Thomas Muller's pass but is the Bayern striker offside?
He looks it but the flag stays down and Dortmund are behind.
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Image source, ReutersBayern Munich 0-0 Borussia Dortmund
Steady start at the Allianz Arena but fireworks are expected before the end. Dortmund owe their fans a huge performance. It's been a disappointing season as far as they are concerned and they are way off the pace in terms of the title race.
Image source, ReutersUnder way in Munich and a sunny Gran Canaria.
Las Palmas v Real Madrid (17:30 BST)
Spanish La Liga
Ten months ago Zinedine Zidane was bullet proof.
Having propelled Real Madrid to a Champions League and La Liga double, the Frenchman could do no wrong.
How things have changed.
Real are all but out of the running for La Liga, and Zidane admits his future at the Bernabeu is out of his hands.
"I would like to continue at Real Madrid next season," he says. "But we already know what football is like. My idea is to continue as long as possible.
"Here everyone depends on results. It's a club with high demands."
A win against Las Palmas is a must.
Image source, EPABayern Munich v Borussia Dortmund (17:30 BST)
Bayern Munich: Ulreich, Rafinha, Boateng, Hummels, Alaba, Martinez, Robben, Muller, James, Ribery, Lewandowski.
Borussia Dortmund: Burki, Piszczek, Sokratis, Akanji, Schmelzer, Dahoud, Castro, Pulisic, Gotze, Schurrle, Batshuayi.
Las Palmas v Real Madrid (17:30 BST)
Las Palmas: Chichizola, Aguirregaray, Galvaz, Navarro, Macedo, Vicente, Castellano, Momo, Aquilani, Halilovic, Calleri.
Real Madrid: Navas, Nacho, Vallejo, Varane, Hernandez, Vazquez, Casemiro, Modric, Asensio, Benzema, Bale.
Bayern Munich v Borussia Dortmund (17:30 BST)
Image source, .There will be no title party in Munich today thanks to Schalke's 2-0 win over Freiburg earlier.
However, Bayern will be crowned champions of Germany for a 28th time if they beat Borussia Dortmund and then win at Augsburg next Saturday.
Image source, .Las Palmas v Real Madrid (17:30 BST)
The big news from the Real Madrid dressing room is Cristiano Ronaldo has been rested ahead of Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final with Juventus in Turin.
Ronaldo has scored 17 goals in his last eight club appearances.
Isco, who scored a hat-trick for Spain against Argentina in midweek, misses out due to a back problem, defender Sergio Ramos is also injured, while defender Dani Carvajal is suspended.
Midfielder Toni Kroos and left back Marcelo are also rested.
Image source, Bayern MunichThis is how we're rolling tonight.
17:30 Bayern Munich v Borussia Dortmund
17:30 Las Palmas v Real Madrid
19:45 Sevilla v Barcelona
19:45 Juventus v AC Milan
20:00 LA Galaxy v Los Angeles FC
20:05 Paris St-Germain v Monaco (French League Cup final)
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What a few hours we have in store from Europe and beyond.
At the same time as Bayern Munich entertain Borussia Dortmund in Germany, Real Madrid are in action in La Liga.
A little later Barcelona and Juventus continue their push to be crowned champions of Spain and Italy respectively.
And if that's not enough, Paris St-Germain and Monaco do battle in the French League Cup final.
There's more!
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is set to make his LA Galaxy debut. You can follow his progress right here.