We're still waiting on the breakthrough in Ligue 1 between Bordeaux and PSG.

PSG are on the attack but the hosts are defending well in numbers.

Video Assistant Refereepublished at 20:15 Greenwich Mean Time 6 November 2021

20:15 GMT 6 November 2021

Real Madrid 0-0 Rayo Vallecano

Oh hang on a minute...

It looks like Vinicius Junior timed his run round the back of the Rayo defence to perfection!

Great finish! Followed by great disappointment.

Toni Kroos hits a blistering first-time finish into the roof of the goal but it's quickly ruled out after Vinicius Junior is ruled offside.

It's still Bordeaux asking the questions of PSG in Ligue 1.

Yacine Adli takes aim with a powerful free-kick but fails to find the target.

A comfortable period of possession for Real Madrid, who are well aware of the threat Rayo offer on the counter and therefore happy to build patiently.

Nice, bright starts in both these games. Now we just need the goals to start flying in.

Bordeaux have PSG pegged back for the time being, but Javairo Dilrosun fires wide of the target.

Real have the ball in the net, but it's not going to count.

Vinicius Junior finishes from Karim Benzema's knock-down, but the Frenchman was offside as he headed the ball back to his team-mate.

And that's a great chance for Georginio Wijnaldum to open the scoring for PSG!

A cross is whipped in from the right and the Dutchman rises highest to meet it - only to send his header clear of the crossbar.

Almost the dream start for Real Vallecano at the Bernabeu!

Alvaro Garcia is through on goal but pulls his shot well wide of the far post. Real almost caught sleeping.

Right then, we are under way in both Madrid and Bordeaux!

Real Madrid have drawn their last two home La Liga games - and both ended goalless.

Real last drew three consecutive home games in the competition in October 1969.

They have NEVER had three consecutive goalless draws at home in the top-flight...

Karim Benzema's double against Shakhtar Donetsk took Real Madrid top of Champions League Group D in midweek.

It means the Frenchman has scored 13 goals in 14 games this season, and his record in La Liga stands at nine in 10 this term.

Can Rayo Vallecano keep him quiet tonight?

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Paris St-Germain have lost just one of their last 19 games in Ligue 1 - their defeat by Rennes in October.

Having won 10 of their 12 league games this season, Mauricio Pochettino's side have a healthy seven point lead over second-placed Lens - who have played one game more.

Today's opponents Bordeaux are down in 16th, three points above the relegation places after picking up two wins in their first 12 games.

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Tonight's meeting sees second host sixth in La Liga.

Real Madrid only require a point to reclaim top spot due to their superior goal difference.

Rayo Vallecano, meanwhile, can move up to fourth place with victory.

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PSG boss Mauricio Pochettino rings the changes following the 2-2 draw with RB Leipzig in the Champions League.

Among them, Julian Draxler replaces Angel Di Maria in attack and Ander Herrera returns to the midfield.

Skipper Laurent Koscielny is charged with organising a back five for Bordeaux.

Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti has made two changes to his starting XI following the 2-1 Champions League win over Shakhtar Donetsk in midweek.

The 18-year-old Eduardo Camavinga starts in midfield and Marco Asensio also comes in, in place of the absent Luka Modric and Lucas Vazquez. Eden Hazard is on the bench.

Andoni Iraola shuffles his team around with five changes in all from the goalless draw with Celta Vigo last time out.

Among those changes, striker Radamel Falcao drops to the bench with Randy Nteka leading the line.

Good evening!

We've got a mix of La Liga and Ligue 1 action to bring you tonight.

Carlo Ancelotti's Real Madrid aim to go top of the table against city rivals Rayo Vallecano and Mauricio Pochettino's Paris St-Germain can go 10 points clear in France with victory away at Bordeaux.

Welcome all!