Summary

  • Real miss chance to go top of La Liga

  • FT: Granada 0-4 Barcelona: Catalans third after eighth game unbeaten

  • Messi and Griezmann score two goals each

Live Reporting

Emlyn Begley

  1. SUBSTITUTION

    Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    Barcelona bring on Junior Firpo for Sergino Dest at right-back.

  2. Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    Martin Braithwaite has a shot for Barca, but he hammers it into the torso of Antoine Griezmann.

  3. Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    Miralem Pjanic's free-kick hits the wall.

  4. Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    I bet Lionel Messi wishes he was on the pitch for this free-kick in the same place he scored from.

  5. RED CARD

    Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    Granada are down to 10 men as Jesus Vallejo is sent off for clipping Martin Braithwaite on the edge of the box.

    It was clumsy but unlucky - a professional foul.

  6. Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    Antoine Griezmann's hat-trick chance but he half-volleys over the bar from 20 yards.

    This is the first time he has scored twice in a La Liga game for Barcelona since his home debut in August 2019.

  7. SUBSTITUTION

    Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    Barcelona bring on youngsters Riqui Puig and Francisco Trincao for Pedri and Ousmane Dembele.

  8. SUBSTITUTION

    Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    Granada's final change as Alberto Soro replaces Yangel Herrera.

  9. Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    Close to a fifth. Jordi Alba latches onto a long ball over the top and volleys just wide.

  10. SUBSTITUTION

    Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    You don't often see Lionel Messi subbed off when he's not injured but Ronald Koeman replaces him with Martin Braithwaite.

    Miralem Pjanic is on for Frenkie de Jong.

    Granada bring on Chelsea loanee Kenedy for Darwin Machis.

  11. Is this going to be a battle between Antoine Griezmann and Lionel Messi about who can get a hat-trick?

    No, it won't...

  12. goal

    GOAL - Granada 0-4 Barcelona

    Antoine Griezmann

    Nice.

    Antoine Griezmann's second goal of the game puts Barcelona 4-0 up.

    He controls Ousmane Dembele's pass with his left foot and half-volleys it past the keeper with his right foot from a tight angle.

  13. Granada 0-3 Barcelona

    Barcelona have had even more of the ball in the second half - 71.4% - than the first - 66.1%. They are completely in control.

  14. Granada 0-3 Barcelona

    Barcelona are playing some great football. Lionel Messi glides over the grass with the ball but his through ball to Frenkie de Jong is cut out.

  15. Granada 0-3 Barcelona

    Barcelona go close again. Frenkie de Jong runs at the Granada defence and shoots just over the bar from 20 yards.

  16. Real Madrid's line-up

    Osasuna v Real Madrid (20:00 GMT)

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  17. Granada 0-3 Barcelona

    This stat courtesy of Gracenote...

    This is the 23rd time a team has used at least three substitutes at half-time in La Liga and the first time for Granada.

    The only team to use more were Real Madrid, who made four changes at the break against Cadiz on 17 October.

  18. Granada 0-3 Barcelona

    Chance for Granada but Antonio Puertas' 15-yard shot is held by Marc-Andre ter Stegen.

    Both sides have had three shots on target. Granada's keeper is yet to make a save.

  19. YELLOW CARD

    Granada 0-3 Barcelona

    Oscar Mingueza commits a foul and is the first Barca player in the book today.

  20. Granada 0-3 Barcelona

    Lionel Messi has scored multiple goals in consecutive La Liga appearances for the first time since March 2019.