Big chance for Real Madrid as they find Federico Valverde in space on the right side of the box.

He feeds it across to Joselu but his sliding effort is kept out by Alvaro Valles.

Ah, the offside flag goes up. It wouldn't have counted.

An extremely ambitious effort from Saul Coco as he goes for goal from fully 40 yards out.

The ball sails harmlessly over the bar. Another wasted free-kick but I guess you have to admire the confidence to have a go from there...

The home side have clicked into gear in the past few minutes and come forward again.

Rodrygo tries to work a bit of space on the area of the box but is crowded out and Las Palmas scramble the ball clear.

Better from Real Madrid as they work the ball nicely through the middle of the pitch and then out to Ferland Mendy on the left.

His low, first-time cross is heading towards Joselu but Saul Coco intercepts in the nick of time.

Real Madrid are struggling to really get going and when Brahim Diaz overhits a pass to give Las Palmas a throw-in, the TV cameras quickly turn to Vinicius Junior.

I'd imagine he'll get on at some stage but not quite yet.

A decent spell of possession for Las Palmas in the Real Madrid half, Javi Munoz surges through the middle but his left-footed shot is blocked.

Las Palmas win a free-kick midway inside the Real Madrid half and have the chance to get men forward properly for the first time.

Jonathan Viera won the free-kick and he takes it as well. A poor delivery and so is the follow-up from Daley Sinkgraven.

A bit of a waste from the visitors.

The first chance of the game after Las Palmas give the ball away just inside their own penalty area.

Brahim Diaz tees up Rodrygo but the Brazilian's shot is kept out by Alvaro Valles. It hit him on the shin but it did the job.

Las Palmas are playing with a pretty high line and three times already, we've seen Real Madrid attempt long balls over the top.

The latest from David Alaba is closest to paying off but Joselu can't bring it down and ball skids through to the goalkeeper.

I fancy he was offside in any case.

We've got an early stoppage after Eduardo Camavinga stays down having challenged for a header with Las Palmas centre-back Saul Coco.

Camavinga got caught by a boot after a tangle when they both landed - completely accidental - but looks OK to continue.

Las Palmas kick-off and away we go in Madrid...

Real Madrid will be aiming to bounce back from that weekend loss and the teams are out at the Santiago Bernabeu.

With Jude Bellingham, Luka Modric, Toni Kroos and Vinicius Junior on the bench, they have some fairly useful options to turn to if things are going to plan.

Anyway, the teams are out and kick-off is just a few moments away...

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Real Madrid's 100% start to the season came to an abrupt end on Sunday as they were beaten 3-1 by Atletico in the Madrid derby.

Alvaro Morata scored twice for Atleti with Antoine Griezmann getting the other.

All three goals were headers after crosses from the left so if Las Palmas were looking for a way to get at Madrid, that might be worth a go...

Carlo Ancelotti makes five changes to the Real Madrid XI that started the 3-1 defeat by Atletico on Sunday with Jude Bellingham among those dropping to the bench.

Luka Modric, Toni Kroos, Lucas Vazquez and Fran Garcia also move to the bench with Nacho, Ferland Mendy, Aurelien Tchouameni, Brahim Diaz and Joselu starting.

Meanwhile, Vinicius Junior is back in the squad for the first time in a month after overcoming a hamstring and the illness that kept him out at the weekend.

Real Madrid XI: Kepa, Nacho, Alaba, Rudiger, Mendy, Camavinga, Tchouameni, Valverde, Brahim Diaz, Rodrygo, Joselu.

Subs: Lunin, Gonzalez, Carvajal, Bellingham, Vinicius Junior, Kroos, Modric, Vazquez, Ceballos, Garcia.

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There are seven alterations to the Las Palmas XI that started their 1-0 win over Granada on Sunday as Garcia Pimienta rungs the changes.

Only Alvaro Valles, Julian Araujo, Jonathan Viera and Munir El Haddadi remain for the starting line-up for the visitors first win of the campaign.

Las Palmas XI: Valles, Araujo, Coco, Curbelo, Sinkgraven, Viera, Mfulu, Munoz, Herrera, El Haddadi, Kaba.

Subs: Escandell, Gonzalez, Park, S Cardona, Suarez, Perrone, Loiodice, Lemos, M Cardona, Rodriguez, Pejino, Herzog.

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It's a big night of League Cup action in England and Scotland so what better way to prepare than with a bit of early evening La Liga?

It's Real Madrid v Las Palmas at the Santiago Bernabeu and the home side could return to the top of the table.

After Barcelona were held at Mallorca last night, Carlo Ancelotti's side need to win and hope Girona fail to win at Villarreal if they want to end the night back at the summit.

Meanwhile, Las Palmas claimed their first win of the season at the weekend thanks to and will be hoping to back it up with a shock triumph in the capital.