Summary

  • RESULT: Real Madrid 4-0 Espanyol

  • Real Madrid need a point to guarantee title

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Live Reporting

Tom Mallows

  1. Carlo's way

    Real Madrid v Espanyol (15:15 BST)

    For the record, here are Carlo Ancelotti's previous title wins as a manager (amongst many other trophies).

    Serie A

    AC Milan- 2003-04

    Premier League

    Chelsea - 2009-10

    Ligue 1

    Paris Saint Germain - 2012-13

    Bundesliga

    Bayern Munich - 2016-17

  2. Closing in on the title

    Real Madrid v Espanyol (15:15 BST)

    This is the how the table looks. Sevilla moved up to second after a draw with Cadiz on Friday night but they cannot now catch the leaders. Real Madrid just need a point to ensure that Barcelona cannot catch them either.

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  3. Team news - Benzema on bench, Modric starts

    Real Madrid v Espanyol (15:15 BST)

    Here are the two teams as Real top-scorer Karim Benzema gets a rest, likely with that Champions League semi-final second leg against Man City in mind. He is among eight changes from the midweek goalfest at the Etihad. The evergreen Luka Modric does start however. That guy has some stamina.

    Real Madrid XI: Courtois; Vazquez, Vallejo, Casemiro, Marcelo; Modric, Camavinga, Ceballos; Asensio, Diaz, Rodrygo.

    Subs: Lunin, Diego, Carvajal, Kroos, Benzema, Valverde, Vinicius JR, Isco, Mendy, Gila.

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    Espanyol: Diego Lopez; Vidal, Gomez, Calero, Cabrera; Herrera, Darder, Melendo; Puado, Raul de Tomas, Vilena.

    Subs: Garcia, Lllambrich, Morlanes, Wu Lei, Merida, Lopez, Loren, Didac, Dimata, Nico, Embarba.

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  4. On the brink of history

    Real Madrid v Espanyol (15:15 BST)

    Carlo Ancelotti is used to winning silverware, but the Italian stands on the brink of something special this afternoon.

    Never before has a manager won the title in all of Europe's five major leagues - Ligue 1, Premier League, Serie A, Bundesliga and La Liga.

    But if Ancelotti's Real Madrid avoid defeat against Espanyol this afternoon the 'Grand Slam' will be complete.

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