Xavi rolls the dice for the first time.

Fermin Lopez comes on for Andreas Christensen.

Granada have only taken one point on the road this season.

They have lost their other 10 away games in the league.

They are just over 20 minutes of normal time, plus stoppage time, away from beating Barcelona.

Barcelona boss Xavi goes into the book for remonstrating about something on the touchline.

Barcelona earn a corner but Inigo Martinez's header loops harmlessly over the bar.

Facundo Pellistri is in!

It's a superb ball from Ricard Sanchez, in behind the left back and left centre-back, and the Manchester United loanee is able to run onto it.

It's a tight angle for Pellistri and Marc-Andre ter Stegen is able to save with his face.

Whistles from the home fans as the referee decides not to bring out a card as Pedri is pulled to the floor.

It's turning into a frustrating night for the hosts.

Better from the hosts.

It's quicker, one-touch football and it results in Ilkay Gundogan threading through for Robert Lewandowski.

His first touch takes him away from goal though and his drive is well wide in the end.

It's been a pretty scrappy start to the second half.

I mentioned earlier that Barcelona have won nine and lost three of their 12 league games at their temporary home at the Olympic Stadium this season.

Those defeats have come in the past seven, though.

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The visitors get the second half under way.

Think it's fair to say Leroy Sane didn't enjoy Bayern Munich's defeat very much!

To be fair to Sane, he has won league titles in five of the past six seasons at Manchester City and Bayern Munich so he's used to winning!

Saturday saw big games across Europe.

In Spain Real Madrid beat Girona 4-0 to open up a five-point lead at the top of La Liga.

While over in Germany Bayer Leverkusen swept aside Bayern Munich with a comfortable 3-0 win to also go five points clear. Leverkusen are looking to win their first title and Munich looking to win it for the 12th straight season.

Have a watch of the highlights from Leverkusen v Munich below.

Barcelona have dominated possession, having 60%, but they have struggled to create chances.

Their goal from Lamine Yamal and that blocked Robert Lewandowski efforts were their only shots in that first period.

How often do we see it in football?

Robert Lewandowski misses a big chance at one end - well, has it blocked on the line - and then Granada go and equalise at the other.

Ricard Sanchez's goal is his third of the season but his first since 30 October.

All level at the break.

Granada have pegged Barcelona back and are deservedly all square.

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There will be a minimum of three minutes added on at the end of the first half.

Off the line! Brilliant defending.

Pedri is found in space and he drives towards the area. He's met by a defender but cleverly holds them up and then back heels for Ilkay Gundogan to get in down the left.

The former Manchester City man slows it down a tad and cuts back for the unmarked Robert Lewandowski about eight yards out.

The Poland striker looks to tap home but Faitout Maouassa gets back to make the crucial block and keep the deficit at just one.