Time for us to leave it there tonight.

You'll be able to read a report over on the European Football section of the site shortly.

We'll be back with more European action when the Champions League returns on Tuesday. See you then!

Granada were very, very good tonight but the point leaves them seven points from safety.

They have 14 games left to secure their La Liga status.

Another frustrating night for Barcelona at their temporary home at the Olympic Stadium.

Their past eight home games have yielded four wins, this draw and three defeats.

Those 11 dropped points are costing them in the title race.

The draw tonight leaves them 10 points behind Real Madrid and five behind second-placed Girona.

They are six clear of fifth-placed Athletic Bilbao, who have a game in hand.

It finishes level. What a great game.

A chance for Granada on the counter but they stray offside.

Wasteful.

Gerard Gumbau goes down with cramp and Granada aren't going to take any risks at this stage.

He's straight off with Raul Torrente coming on in his place.

Lamine Yamal has been an absolute handful all night.

His cross from the right is met by Marc Guiu but it is a little too high for him, meaning he is unable to control the header and it goes over the bar.

Almost.

It's definitely a cross from Lamine Yamal but it is deep and has Augusto Batalla scrambling as it goes inches wide of the post.

There will be a minimum of eight minutes added on.

Will there be a winner?

Another change for the hosts.

Pedri is replaced by 18-year-old Marc Guiu.

Whistles from the home fans as Granada goalkeeper Augusto Batalla goes down with cramp.

Another chance.

Ilkay Gundogan meets a cross from the right but his stooping header is comfortable for Augusto Batalla.

Miguel Rubio heads the resulting corner just wide.

There's a winner in this. Don't go anywhere. It could go either way.

This game is incredible!

The goal stands but Granada are straight in on the Barcelona goal from kick-off.

Myrto Uzuni's effort is tipped over by Marc-Andre ter Stegen, though.

Barcelona think they are level, but it is disallowed.

A free-kick is flicked on and Inigo Martinez, who then heads goalwards, is offside.

Good officiating.

The frustration is getting to Barcelona.

They thought they should have had a throw in but the referee gives it to Granada.

Fermin Lopez picks the ball up and launches it into the ground and picks up a card for dissent.

Changes for both sides.

Granada replace Oscar Melendo with Jose Callejon, while Joao Cancelo comes off for Raphinha for the hosts.

To add to the fact that Granada have only earned one point away from home this season, before tonight they'd only scored eight goals on their travels too.

They have been superb so far tonight but will they hold on? It feels like there could be more twists in this one.

Pau Cubarsi is screaming and rolling around on the floor as Granada goalkeeper Augusto Batalla stands on his toe at a corner.

It's completely accidental and the referee and VAR say get on with it.