Osasuna prove just how good they can be on counter-attacks as Kike Garcia races down the wings and forces a corner. They're still going for it.

That's more like it from the hosts. Rodrygo fires off a shot from the edge of the box and it tests the reflexes of Herrera.

It seems to be getting a tad frantic for Real going forwards. They're searching for a goal but have lost some of their precision in doing so.

Real are continuing to attack with the same level of pressure but Osasuna have al eleven men back in their own half and are crowding them out.

Benzema forces the visitors' goalkeeper into a fantastic save but the linesman's flag is up regardless.

David Alaba takes a free-kick from distance but he just misses the frame of the goal.

Real are back with the ball after Osasuna's spell of pressure. The visitors seem to still be holding their shape well but Ancelotti's men are looking for a way through.

Two changes for Real Madrid after conceding that goal. Federico Valverde and Eduardo Camavinga replace Aurelien Tchouameni and Dani Ceballos.

Well that came out of nowhere. Osasuna made life difficult for Real in the first half and now they've been able to capitalise on it. They're growing into this game as it goes on.

A quiet start to the second half. Osasuna are keeping hold of the ball and passing it around. They will be hoping to create the sort of problems they did before the break.

The action is back under way at the Bernabeu!

Real Madrid had 70.6% possession over the final 15 minutes of the first half. Dominant.

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Real Madrid are unbeaten in their last 50 La Liga matches when leading at half-time (W47, D3) dating back to 17th February 2019 against Girona (L1-2).

Real Madrid club president Florentino Perez today reaffirmed his commitment to a European Super League.

"Nadal and Federer played each other 40 times in 15 years. So far, Nadal and Djokovic have faced each other 59 times in 16 years. Is this boring? These historic clashes have grown tennis as a whole," he said.

"In football the figures are staggering. It turns out we have played Liverpool, a historic team with six European Cups, only nine times in 67 years. And only three times in Madrid. We have only played Chelsea four times in the history of the European Cup."

Real go into the break a goal to the good and will feel positive about the momentum they created in the latter end of the first half.

Dani Ceballos goes into the referee's book

Two minutes are added on at the end of the first half.

That may have changed the game. Real had struggled to find that breakthrough but leading at the break will be exactly what Carlo Ancelotti would heva wanted.