GB's world number 114 Norrie beats Bautista Agut 4-6 3-6 6-3 6-2 6-2
Tie level at 1-1 after opening singles rubbers
Broady lost 6-3 6-4 7-6 (8-6) to Ramos-Vinolas
Murray-Inglot v Lopez-Carreno Busta in Saturday's doubles
Davis Cup World Group first round, Marbella
Ramos-Vinolas 0-0 Broady*
Not an ideal start for the Brits - Liam Broady coughs up a double fault first up.
There's a big British contingent in the crowd, and they make their presence known as Broady pushes Ramos-Vinolas wide and draws the error out of his return.
Better serving from Broady, forcing Ramos-Vinolas to net his forehand, but he makes a mess of a serve and volley for 40-40.
Ramos-Vinolas v Broady
High-fives all round as Liam Broady nips back to his bench for a last-minute swig of water.
It'll be Broady to serve first. He's almost swamped by the shadows of the palm trees that are creeping onto court.
Image source, Getty ImagesRamos-Vinolas v Broady
John Lloyd
Former GB Davis Cup captain on BBC Red Button
This is very tough for Britain. Liam Broady is a very compact player and his groundstrokes are excellent but he doesn't have a huge weapon. He does a lot of things very well.
Ramos-Vinolas v Broady
First up: Albert Ramos-Vinolas v Liam Broady.
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There's plenty of Davis Cup action today - France begin their title defence against the Netherlands shortly, while second seeds Belgium play Hungary.
Australia and Germany have finished their first round of rubbers: Alexander Zverev put Germany ahead with a five-set win over Alex de Minaur, before Nick Kyrgios beat Jan-Lennard Struff in one hour and 37 minutes.
Spain v GB
Kyle Edmund, who had an extraordinary run at the Australian Open last week, has not been named in any of this weekend's rubbers.
He was visibly struggling with his hip during his Melbourne semi-final against Marin Cilic, and still had a "few niggles" when he arrived in Marbella.
He will remain in the squad - he's just belted out the national anthem along with the rest of his team-mates - and could be drafted in to play should his injury situation improve.
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BBC Red Button
You can see all of the action from Marbella - and pretend you're sunning yourself on the beach nearby - by watching the Davis Cup on the Red Button.
There's also TV coverage on BBC Two from 13:00 GMT, with Sue Barker, Chris Bradnam, John Lloyd and Jamie Baker ready to talk you through the day's play.
Spain v GB
How Britain could have done with this fella over the next three days...
Spain v Great Britain
Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live in Marbella
Image source, BBC SportWelcome to the Puente Romano Tennis Club in Marbella on the sunny south coast of Spain.
Great Britain’s Davis Cup debutants Liam Broady and Cameron Norrie have been knocking up before an incredibly daunting challenge for them today - Spain have won 27 of their past 28 Davis Cup ties on clay.
Both British players said yesterday that all the pressure is on the Spaniards as they are the big favourites for the tie but make no mistake this is going to be a very tough day on the clay.
Spain v GB
Hello! Ready for some Davis Cup? Here's how this weekend will shape up for Great Britain.
There are two singles rubbers today: firstly, Liam Broady takes on Albert Ramos-Vinolas, before Cameron Norrie faces Roberto Bautista Agut.
Tomorrow is the doubles, with Jamie Murray and Dominic Inglot playing Pablo Carreno Bustaand Feliciano Lopez.
And on Sunday, Broady will play Bautista Agut, and Norrie faces Ramos-Vinolas.
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