Earlier, Barcelona conceded a late equaliser at Osasuna to leave Xavi's side eighth in the table.

Highlights are below.

As it stands, Real Madrid are going eight points clear at the top of La Liga.

They also going 13 points clear of rivals Atletico.

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Elsewhere, the second half has just got under way in Paris.

Kylian Mbappe's double means he now has 100 league goals for PSG. Well worth a hug that.

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A thrilling first half. Karim Benzema's volley is the difference at the break.

Ferland Mendy catches Angel Correa with a raised arm and gets shown a yellow card. Harsh decision that.

One minutes added on.

This half has flown by.

Antoine Griezmann looks to get in behind but Eder Militao is able to sweep up the danger.

Real Madrid have absorbed everything Atletico have thrown at them so far. The visitors will need to change something at the break.

Not much to talk about on the pitch though as Real are happy to play keep-ball whenever they regain possession.

Two different people on the work chat have both demanded a Diego-Simeone-cam.

I agree. Who do I email to make this happen? The Argentinian hasn't sat down all half.

All Real now as Vinicius Junior dances into the box before firing a shot against the side-netting.

Atleti are on the ropes with seven to go until the break.

That's the first card. I'm surprised it's taken this long as Atleti's Felipe takes out Vinicius Junior to break up a counter.

What a stop.

Antoine Griezmann curls the free-kick towards the top corner but Thibaut Courtois is there to push the ball behind. Top save.

Ah, just as I say that Luka Modric is penalised for pushing over Matheus Cunha on the edge of the box.

Free-kick, no penalty.

A very dangerous position as Atleti look for a leveller.

Luka Modric is a cheat code. Surrounded by four opponents he beats them all with one Cruyff turn.

Real's possession comes to nothing, but the crowd don't seem to care. Modric almost gets a standing ovation for that move.

Diego Simeone is furious with Yanick Carrasco who doesn't track back after losing the ball.

Meanwhile Antoine Griezmann is down after a heavy challenge from Daniel Carvajal.

The Madrid derby is back people!

Get it? F1 amiright?

Just joining us?

A certain Kylian Mbappe made no mistake from the spot to give Ligue 1 leaders Paris St-Germain an early lead.

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But Gianluigi Donnrumma hasn't been stood watching and Monaco - who came into the game off back-to-back wins - seem intent on making a fight of it.

PSG of course are so far ahead in the French top flight that not even a Formula 1 safety car could ruin their procession.

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Apologies to Koke. His shot doesn't look that bad now Real Madrid defender Eder Militao has also had a go from way out.

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