Another Real chance but Sergio Asenjo dives to keep out Luka Modric's 30-yard effort.

From the corner Raphael Varane heads off target.

Madrid's fourth shot of the opening 15 minutes as Karim Benzema flashes a volley wide of the far post from Casemiro's cross.

As things stand Real Madrid will be champions. Barcelona need to win to have any hope of taking this to the final day (Sunday).

Another Real chance but Casemiro blasts it well over the bar from downtown.

One of the biggest differences between Real Madrid and Barcelona this season has been the squads.

Marcelo or Ferland Mendy at left-back. Rodrygo or Vinicius Jr or Eden Hazard or Marco Asensio (or Gareth Bale...) on the wings. Federico Valverde or Toni Kroos in midfield.

Barcelona don't have several options of similar quality. If their best players aren't available, the back-ups just aren't that good.

Luka Modric steps over Ferland Mendy's cross but Rodrygo wasn't expecting it behind him. Chance over.

Villarreal are slow to deal with a Real attack and Luka Modric's cross finds Karim Benzema - but his shot is straight at Sergio Asenjo.

Real Madrid can win 10 consecutive La Liga games for the first time since 2016 - also under Zinedine Zidane - when they won a club-record 16 in a row.

A word of warning - that run ended with a 1-1 draw at home against Villarreal.

First chance is to Real but Dani Carvajal's attempted chip from the edge of the box is held by the away keeper after a nervy moment.

Just seen it's 34C in Madrid. Might need about 50 drinks breaks.

Eden Hazard fails to keep a cross-field pass in play. Chelsea will get some €€€€ coming their way if Real win the league.

Under way - in Madrid and Barcelona (and in tonight's other La Liga games too).

This would be a strange venue to clinch the league for Real Madrid.

They are at the Alfredo di Stefano Stadium in their training complex, which is where they have been since the restart. The Bernabeu is being refurbished.

Today is Gareth Bale's 31st birthday. Will he be winning La Liga tonight to celebrate?

He's on the bench as usual. He hasn't played since 24 June.

Real Madrid have won their last six home games in La Liga, with four clean sheets in a row.

They have not kept five consecutive home clean sheets in a single La Liga season since 1994-95.

Lionel Messi has scored 21 goals against Osasuna, including seven in their last three meetings.

Barcelona boss Quique Setien: “We are relying a team losing that has won every game since lockdown. We drew three games and that’s the difference. But anything can happen, so we’ll keep battling to the end.”

Real Madrid were two points behind Barcelona going into the coronavius break.

But they have won all nine La Liga games since the restart - five by 1-0 or 2-1.

In their way today are fifth-placed Villarreal, who were unbeaten in six games following the break, but have lost two of the last three.

Do you think Real Madrid will wrap it up tonight? Will they be deserved champions?

What do Barcelona need to do this summer to regroup?

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