Ousmane Dembele breaks on the counter but Getafe get men back quickly to prevent Barca progressing any further.

Well recovered by the hosts.

Frenkie de Jong is robbed of possession in midfield but the returning Clement Lenglet sweeps up for the visitors.

Plenty of chasing being done by both sides in the opening minutes.

An energetic start by Barcelona sees Lionel Messi and Pedri link up in attack but Getafe are on to the danger immediately.

Away we go!

Right, the players are out on the pitch and we should be under way shortly.

Getafe are winless in their last 15 La Liga games against Barcelona since a 1-0 win in November 2011, conceding an average of three goals per game.

But we've already seen one long standing record fall this evening.

Getafe have, however, conceded six or more goals in three different La Liga games against Barca; ​​losing 6-1 once and 6-0 twice.

Following Real Madrid's defeat by Cadiz, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid are the last remaining unbeaten sides in La Liga this season.

Will two become one this evening? You can let me know your thoughts via #bbceurofooty

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Getafe make two changes from a 3-0 defeat by Real Sociedad prior to the international break, as Jaime Mata and Erick Cabaco start.

Getafe XI: Soria; Suarez, Djene, Cabaco, Olivera; Nyom, Arambarri, Maksimovic, Cucurella; Hernandez, Mata.

There are four changes for Barcelona from their 1-1 draw with Sevilla as Clement Lenglet, Sergino Dest, Ousmane Dembele and Pedri earn starts.

Barcelona XI: Neto; Roberto, Lenglet, Pique, Dest; Pedri, Busquets, De Jong; Griezmann, Messi, Dembele.

Ronald Koeman's Barcelona could move level with Real Madrid with victory over Getafe tonight.

And they could do so with a game in hand on the defending champions, ahead of the first El Clasico of the season next weekend.

Let's see if they can capitalise on Real's slip-up.

For Real, it's the worst possible way to begin a week which sees them begin their Champions League campaign against Shakhtar Donetsk on Wednesday, before El Clasico on Saturday.

They remain top of La Liga for now, but Barcelona might have something to say about that shortly...

It was March 1991 the last time Cadiz defeated Real Madrid.

It's also the first time they have ever won away to Real.

One to savour for the promoted side.

All over!

Cadiz boss Alvaro Cervera embraces his staff on the touchline.

What an incredible win that is for his side.

Sergio Ramos' replacement Eder Militao receives a yellow card for a tackle from behind and Cadiz can smell the finish line.

Three minutes of added time. Just three minutes for Cadiz to hold out.

Real appear to have run out of ideas.

Karim Benzema charges through the Cadiz lines and feeds in Luka Jovic, but the substitute is clearly offside.

Time is running away from Real Madrid at the Alfredo Di Stefano stadium.

We're into the final few minutes of normal time.

Cadiz just need to maintain their excellent organisation and they should see this out.

They're set to move joint-top with Real...

A final two changes for Cadiz as they look to hold out for a brilliant victory.

Jairo Izquierdo and Augusto Fernandez replace Jens Jonsson and Alex Fernandez.

The alarm bells are ringing for Cadiz now.

Karim Benzema fires an effort from the edge of the penalty area but it whacks against the crossbar!

Meanwhile, Cadiz replace striker Alvaro Negredo with Alvaro Gimenez.

There's the equaliser!

Wait. No it isn't!

Substitute Luka Jovic thinks he has found the breakthrough for Real but it's disallowed for offside against Karim Benzema.