You're not missing a thing. They're running slightly late in Italy but what an atmosphere! Huge banners, lots and lots of noise. This has a real big match feel to it.

The teams are out on the pitch and we'll be under way in a few moments.

Here are tonight's teams...

Inter Milan: Handanovic, Cancelo, Skriniar, Miranda, D’Ambrosio, Vecino, Brozovic, Candreva, Rafinha, Perisic, Icardi.

Juventus: Buffon, Cuadrado, Barzagli, Rugani, Sandro, Khedira, Pjanic, Matuidi, Costa, Higuain, Mandzukic.

John Bennett
BBC World Service

Juventus head coach Massimiliano Allegri clearly feels that his players weren’t physical enough last weekend against Napoli. In his pre-match press conference he even pointed out that they should’ve committed more fouls, pointing out that they fouled Napoli players 10 times less than Napoli fouled them.

So expect some fiery challenges throughout this Derby d’Italia, the referee will be a busy man. It’ll be fascinating to see how Juve pick themselves up after Kalidou Koulibaly’s late winner in Turin.

Inter go into the game on the back of two successive wins following a run of three games without a win. If they win, Roma and Lazio will be under serious pressure in the race for the top four.”

Juventus must foul more when they face Inter Milan, than they did in defeat to Napoli, or they "won't come out alive," says boss Massimiliano Allegri.

The Turin club suffered only their third home league defeat in the past five years after Kalidou Koulibaly's dramatic late header last Sunday.

"We fouled our opponents eight times and suffered 18 fouls which is a negative figure for us," said Allegri.

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Juventus might have lost to title rivals Napoli last weekend but they have a chance to open up a four-point lead at the top of Serie A by beating sixth-placed Inter (19:45 BST).

Napoli, the only team who can mathematically stop Juve from winning a seventh successive title, are away to ninth-placed Fiorentina on Sunday (17:00 BST).

"Now is a time where we need to show every ounce of courage, freedom, enthusiasm and willpower," said former AC Milan boss Allegri.

"A team that has won so many games and trophies cannot lose its way in a few days... but football's like that.

"When you win, you're better than everyone and when you don't, you're a loser."

Remember, Barcelona can wrap up the La Liga title on Sunday. We will have live text commentary of their match at Deportivo La Coruna from 19:30 BST.

Right now, we're switching from Spain to Italy and building up to Inter Milan against Juventus which starts at 19:45.

Lots of talking points but Real have the points and move one point behind city rivals Atletico Madrid in the table.

How are Leganes 16th? They look a better side on this evidence.

There's a red card AFTER the final whistle!

Leganes player Gabriel is furious with the referee for blowing the full-time whistle as the visitors are about to shoot at Kiko Casilla's net.

Gabriel makes his feelings clear and the referee gets out a red card.

Zinedine Zidane doesn't look particularly impressed but it's job done by an under-strength Real Madrid. They have the points.

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Two additional minutes.

It's all Leganes in the closing stages but Real are experts are counting down the clock and seeing games out.

Leganes have had 15 shots to Real's 12.

This has been a real gutsy performance by a club that was playing in the lower leagues as recently as 2013-14.

Ten minutes remaining.

Real are hanging on as it stands against 16th in La Liga. Leganes are going flat out for an equaliser.

Will we see a late twist?

Leganes are really going for it.

Claudio Beauvue with an outrageous attempt from 40-plus yards. Kiko Casilla is still furiously back-peddling when the ball lands on the roof of the net.

Real still lead - just!

HOW DID HE KEEP THAT OUT!

A remarkable save by Kiko Casilla preserves Real's slender lead.

Leganes have been decent with their set-pieces and another free-kick is whipped into the danger area which is flicked on Darko Brasanac for Unai Bustinza at the far post.

Bustinza looks to have scored but Casilla somehow gets a hand to it to divert it away.

Incredible.

What a season for Nordin Amrabat.

He started it by helping Watford earn a last-gasp 3-3 draw against Liverpool and he's ending it by making his presence felt in the Bernabeu.

He's been excellent for Leganes.

Gareth Bale goes down inside the penalty area. The crowd screams for a penalty and the referee signals for a...goal kick.

Benzema's last act was to pass the captain's armband to Gareth Bale.

Captain. For Real Madrid. In the Bernabeu Stadium.

The boy from Cardiff has done good.

A 30 minute run-out for Toni Kroos and Marco Asensio.

Double change for Real with skipper-for-the-night Karim Benzema one of those replaced.