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Atletico Madrid are the second team to stay unbeaten in six successive La Liga away matches against Real Madrid, after Valencia from 1942 to 1948.

We'll have to see how bad Gareth Bale's injury is. Real visit CSKA Moscow on Tuesday, doubt he'll be risked on a flight to Russia even if it's minor.

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It wasn't the worst 0-0 I've seen by any means - good performances from both keepers.

And I know that Vinicius Junior is real now, was wondering if he was a fictional character like To Madeira., external

Raphael Varane heads over Toni Kroos' free-kick. And the final whistle goes.

Angel Correa gets booked now for Atletico Madrid as he fouls Vinicius Junior - who has been very active in this brief cameo.

Real fans swarm out of the ground. I never get that.

Nacho has time to squeeze in a yellow card as he fouls Angel Correa.

Halfway through injury time now. Can someone find a winner?

Three minutes added on.

A lively start for Vinicius Junior, who gets past two Atletico players then gets outnumbered by three more.

Vinicius Junior gets his first touch in La Liga, he gets down to the byeline but then just rolls a cross into the hands of Jan Oblak.

Interestingly that means no Mariano coming on for Real as they chase a winner.

This is some game to make your debut in! Real Madrid bring on 18-year-old Brazilian Vinicius Junior for his debut in European football.

He was a £38.7m signing from Flamengo in a deal agreed in 2017 which could not go through until he became an adult this year.

Karim Benzema is off. Whistles from the crowd.

Toni Kroos, shot, blocked. Karim Benzema, who I had forgotten was playing for the second time tonight, goes down and wants a penalty which he doesn't get.

Will someone make themselves a hero in Madrid? A winner would be good here, don't mind to who.

Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone rolls the dice. Forward Nikola Kalinic is on for midfielder Rodri.

Kalinic is probably best known for being sent home by Croatia during the World Cup. He used to play for Blackburn.

Atletico left-back Filipe Luis has a go from distance - but it's wide.

Now it's Toni Kroos' turn at the other end, but his effort is easily held by Jan Oblak.

If there's one thing you can rely on in this world, it's Lucas Vazquez coming on in a Real Madrid game. The best player in the world™ Luka Modric is off.