So, over to you Real Madrid. Barcelona have done their work this weekend and done it well. But La Liga leaders Real can stretch their lead at the summit back to four points with victory over Villarreal on Sunday.
Will they do it? We're back at 17:45 GMT on Sunday as we bring you live text coverage of Sevilla against Atletico Madrid before switching to Real.
Many thanks for your company.
Dortmund's new signings - Batman & Robin
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Hands up who knew Batman and Robin played for Borussia Dortmund? Borussia's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Marco Reus whipped out the masks while celebrating their team's 3-0 derby win over Schalke. A superhero effort by Jurgen Klopp's side.
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News coming up of a great goal celebration from Germany.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
The stats sheet has just landed on my desk. Sixteen attempts on goal by Barca - nine on target. Granada had 10 attempts themselves but Barca enjoyed 69% of possession. That's pretty impressive.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Real Madrid get a chance to extend their lead at the top of the table to four points by defeating Villarreal on Sunday. But even if they do, you suspect the title race is heading for another dramatic finish.
FULL-TIME
Granada 1-3 Barcelona
It's official. The La Liga title race is still alive. Barcelona move one point behind leaders Real Madrid with the two giants still to meet.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
This hasn't been vintage Barca - more workmanlike. But Luis Enrique won't mind. His side are back on track following their shock home defeat by Malaga. Two minutes of added time.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Granada's defence has gone AWOL. Lionel Messi has a clear sight of goal but is frustrated by the keeper. One minute of normal time remaining.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Whatever you are planning on 22 March, cancel it now! It's Barcelona v Real Madrid at the Nou Camp. It could very well go a long way to deciding the destiny of the title.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Five minutes of normal time remaining and, barring a catastrophe, Barca have their 19th La Liga win in the bag. Granada will take positives from this but they have been undone by some excellent quality. The La Liga title race is still alive.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Luis Suarez's work is done. The Uruguay forward receives a standing ovation from Barca's travelling support as he is replaced by Pedro. Another terrific performance by the former Liverpool man.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Fifteen minutes remaining and the question now is how many Barcelona will score? Sergio Busquets has just come on for the visitors. Can the World Cup winner celebrat his new contract with a goal?
GOAL
Granada 1-3 Barcelona - Lionel Messi (70 mins)
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Has Lionel Messi won it for Barcelona? One thing is certain - the Argentina forward won't score an easier goal. Luis Suarez, who has had another good game, does all the hard work by rounding the keeper after springing the off side trap. Suarez can go for goal himself but opts to pass to the unmarked Messi on the edge of the six-yard area. Easy.
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Borussia Dortmund 3-0 Schalke
It's all over and it's now four Bundesliga wins out of four for Jurgen Klopp's Borussia Dortmund. Crisis? What crisis?
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Lille 2-1
French Ligue 1
What a turn around in France. Idrissa Gueye and Marcos Lopes have struck within three minutes of one another to give Lille a 2-1 lead against leaders Lyon. It is news that will thrill followers of Paris St-Germain who are two points behind Lyon. PSG host Monaco on Sunday.
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Granada 1-2 Barcelona
Barcelona are having to fight all the way in Andalusia. Granada might be fighting relegation but they're putting up a real battle. Just under half n hour remaining.
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German Bundesliga
Remember Borussia Dortmund's poor start to the season? It appears to be a thing of the past. Three goals in eight minutes has given Jugen Klopp's men a commanding 3-0 lead in their derby showdown with Schalke, with Marco Reus among the scorers. They are into the closing stages.
GOAL
Granada 1-2 Barcelona - Fran Rico (penalty, 52 mins)
High drama. Lass Bangoura is felled in the box by Marc Bartra, who escaped a penalty claim in the first half, but does not do so here. His dangled leg was too tempting and the Granada man goes over. Fran Rico confidently converts right footed to Claudio Bravo's left. Granada can't, can they?
GOAL
Granada 0-2 Barcelona - Luis Suarez (48 mins)
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Game over, surely? Luis Suarez makes it three goals in two games with a delightful low finish following a lovely one-two with Ivan Rakitic. Suarez wheels away in celebration. Delicious stuff from Barca.
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KICK-OFF
Granada 0-1 Barcelona
Can Barcelona add to their lead? Can struggling Granada find an equaliser? We're back under way.
Now the 56-year-old is earning his living in Belgium. McLeish took charge of Genk last August and his side could climb up into sixth spot in the table if they win at bottom of the table Lierse later (19:00 GMT).
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Granada 0-1 Barcelona
A reminder that if it stays like this then Barcelona will move one point behind leaders Real Madrid, who entertain Villarreal on Sunday.
Elsewhere in Europe
German Bundesliga
It's still goalless in the Dortmund-Schalke derby with just over 20 minutes remaining. But there are goals elsewhere in the Bundesliga. Hoffenheim have taken the lead at home to Mainz, while Stuttgart have the breakthrough at Hannover. Bayer Leverkusen still lead Freiburg 1-0.
Any chance of a home goal?
Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
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Granada 0-1 Barcelona
Granada are not out of this. Javi Marquez unleashes a left-foot attempt from 20-yards that flashes narrowly wide. Good pressure from the struggling hosts but they trail at the interval thanks to Ivan Rakitic's effort.
PENALTY APPEAL
Granada 0-1 Barcelona
Dimitri Foulquier goes to ground under Marc Bartra's challenge in the Barcelona area. The big Frenchman is looking for it though and the referee waves away the home team's appeals. Granada have been full of industry here and will rue that lapse in concentration which allowed Luis Suarez to run clear and create the only goal.
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German Bundesliga
Five Bundesliga games have produced just one first-half goal in total. Simon Rolfes has given Bayer Leverkusen the lead against Freiburg with all the other fixtures, including Borussia Dortmund against Schalke, goalless.
A Dortmund win would see them reduce the gap to the Champions-League chasing teams to seven points. Not bad when you consider the awful start Jurgen Klopp's side had to the season.
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Granada 0-1 Barcelona
Barcelona want this wrapped up before the interval. Lionel Messi takes aim from the edge of the area but his effort flies over.
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Granada 0-1 Barcelona
Steve Crossman
BBC World Service football reporter
"That's the fourth time Ivan Rakitic has scored in the league since joining Barcelona in the summer. Their results in those games have been 5-0, 6-0 and 5-1 wins and one of those was the reverse fixture against Granada.
"Little bit of luck with the deflection that saw the ball drop perfectly for him but Luis Enrique won't care, just what Barca needed."
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Lille 0-1 Lyon
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Leaders Lyon still lead 1-0 at Lille in France thanks to Corentin Tolisso's early goal. A win would send Lyon five points clear of second-placed Paris St-Germain, but there's a long way to go with another 10 minutes or so remaining in the first half.
GOAL
Granada 0-1 Barcelona - Ivan Rakitic (26 mins)
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Easy tap-in for Ivan Rakitic as Cala makes an awful hash of clearing Luis Suarez's ball across the face of the six-yard area. A gift for Barca. One they are grateful to receive.
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GREAT SAVE!
Granada 0-0 Barcelona
First shot of anger from Barcelona. And it's taken 23 minutes. Skipper Xavi lets fly from the edge of the area but Granada's keeper tips his effort over the bar. Barca are starting to warm up.
Messi slice of the goal pie
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Lionel Messi is not just Barca's goal-getter this season. He has more assists in La Liga than any of his team-mates with 10. Only a certain player at Real Madrid has more...you guessed it, Cristiano Ronaldo has 13.
YELLOW CARD
Granada 0-0 Barcelona
A tangle on the half way line between Luis Suarez and Cala results in a deserved yellow card for the Barcelona forward. Suarez can have few complaints after his arm struck Cala in the face while trying to shake his opponent off.
Elsewhere in Europe
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Roberto Di Matteo always loved a good derby in his playing days but the Schalke boss looks frustrated during the local showdown at Borussia Dortmund. It's still goalless there with half-time approaching. Bayer Leverkusen have taken a 1-0 lead against Freiburg.
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Granada 0-0 Barcelona
A shot from distance by Javier Mascherano is easily saved. Granada will be pleased with their start, with Colombian forward Jhon Cordoba causing one or two early problems.
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French Ligue 1
A huge goal in France where leaders Lyon have taken the lead at Lille in the 15:00 GMT kick-off, Corentin Tolisso with the early breakthrough.
Slow-starting Barca
Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
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Barcelona - associated with their dominance - have had to be patient this season and win games in the second half. As the above table shows, if results had been taken at half time, their league hopes would be pretty much over.
Real Madrid are by some way La Liga's fastest starters.
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Granada 0-0 Barcelona
A nasty tangle between Javi Marquez and Dani Alves results in a lengthy delay, blood on the Barcelona player's shirt and a yellow card for the Granada player.
KICK-OFF
Granada 0-0 Barcelona
It's all systems go. Barcelona are in their bright yellow kit. Anyone got a spare pair of sunglasses?
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Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
It's a beautiful sunny day in Andalusia. The teams are out and we're almost ready for the off.
Elsewhere in Europe
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Almost half an hour into the games in Germany and we're still awaiting our first goal. The atmosphere at the Borussia Dortmund v Schalke derby is electric. And Dortmund fans have been taunting their rivals by fans showing Schalke's jerseys upside down.
Anyone fancy an upset?
Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
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Barcelona boss Luis Enrique has often voiced his concern about facing teams that are battling for survival. And Granada are certainly one of those.
The Andalusians are four points from safety after just one win in 20 games, but it is only ten months since they dented Barca's title hopes thanks to Algeria midfielder Yacine Brahimi's winner.
"Sometimes you expect one kind of game and you get another" Enrique said. "We are up against a side in dire need of points and they'll make things hard for us."
Anyone fancy an upset?
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Borussia Dortmund 0-0 Schalke
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Still no goals between Borussia Dortmund and Schalke, where home forward Marco Reus has been talking about the significance of the Ruhr derby and what it means to him.
"Coming from Dortmund, I practically inherited all the knowledge and importance of this derby when I was born," Reus said earlier this week. "The motto against the Royal Blues is always the same: Run and fight until you drop - losing is forbidden," added the Germany international.
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Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
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Barcelona: Against Granada, Jordi Alba is playing his 100th game for Barca.
Elsewhere in Europe
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As well as Spain, there's loads of other action happening in Germany and France over the course of the next few hours.
Five matches are already under way in the Bundesliga - all currently goalless - including a huge derby featuring Roberto Di Matteo's Schalke away to Borussia Dortmund. Schalke will climb up to third in the table with victory.
And in France, leaders Lyon will go five points clear of second-placed Paris St-Germain with victory at Lille. That game starts at 15:00 GMT and we'll bring you news of all the major action from that and all the other key games.
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Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
Steve Crossman
BBC World Service football reporter
"Granada coach Abel Resino is in confident mood ahead of the Barca game. 'I see no reason why we can't win,' he said at his pre match press conference.
"I can think of three...he's missing two first choice strikers and a defender through suspension. Oh and they're playing Barcelona, so there are four reasons Abel."
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Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
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Luis Enrique is not messing around. The Barcelona boss has wheeled out his big guns, with Luis Suarez,Lionel Messi and Neymar all starting.
Defender Gerard Pique is suspended after collecting his fifth yellow card of the season last week.
"Given our situation in the league, only a win is good for us." So says Barcelona boss Luis Enrique ahead of his team's game with next-to-bottom Granada.
The defeat to Malaga means it is advantage Real Madrid in the Spanish title race. But with Carlo Ancelotti's leaders not in action until Sunday, when they entertain Villarreal, Barca have the opportunity to close the gap to one point.
The phrase "must-win" gets bandied about like confetti. But this really is a game Barca dare not drop any points.
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Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.
The scars left behind by last week's surprise 1-0 home defeat to Malaga have not gone away. One glance at the La Liga table tells its own story. Barca might be flying in Europe, but the Catalans are playing catch up in Spain.
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So, over to you Real Madrid. Barcelona have done their work this weekend and done it well. But La Liga leaders Real can stretch their lead at the summit back to four points with victory over Villarreal on Sunday.
Will they do it? We're back at 17:45 GMT on Sunday as we bring you live text coverage of Sevilla against Atletico Madrid before switching to Real.
Many thanks for your company.
Dortmund's new signings - Batman & Robin
Hands up who knew Batman and Robin played for Borussia Dortmund? Borussia's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Marco Reus whipped out the masks while celebrating their team's 3-0 derby win over Schalke. A superhero effort by Jurgen Klopp's side.
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News coming up of a great goal celebration from Germany.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
The stats sheet has just landed on my desk. Sixteen attempts on goal by Barca - nine on target. Granada had 10 attempts themselves but Barca enjoyed 69% of possession. That's pretty impressive.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Real Madrid get a chance to extend their lead at the top of the table to four points by defeating Villarreal on Sunday. But even if they do, you suspect the title race is heading for another dramatic finish.
FULL-TIME
Granada 1-3 Barcelona
It's official. The La Liga title race is still alive. Barcelona move one point behind leaders Real Madrid with the two giants still to meet.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
This hasn't been vintage Barca - more workmanlike. But Luis Enrique won't mind. His side are back on track following their shock home defeat by Malaga. Two minutes of added time.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Granada's defence has gone AWOL. Lionel Messi has a clear sight of goal but is frustrated by the keeper. One minute of normal time remaining.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Whatever you are planning on 22 March, cancel it now! It's Barcelona v Real Madrid at the Nou Camp. It could very well go a long way to deciding the destiny of the title.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Five minutes of normal time remaining and, barring a catastrophe, Barca have their 19th La Liga win in the bag. Granada will take positives from this but they have been undone by some excellent quality. The La Liga title race is still alive.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Luis Suarez's work is done. The Uruguay forward receives a standing ovation from Barca's travelling support as he is replaced by Pedro. Another terrific performance by the former Liverpool man.
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Granada 1-3 Barcelona
Fifteen minutes remaining and the question now is how many Barcelona will score? Sergio Busquets has just come on for the visitors. Can the World Cup winner celebrat his new contract with a goal?
GOAL
Granada 1-3 Barcelona - Lionel Messi (70 mins)
Has Lionel Messi won it for Barcelona? One thing is certain - the Argentina forward won't score an easier goal. Luis Suarez, who has had another good game, does all the hard work by rounding the keeper after springing the off side trap. Suarez can go for goal himself but opts to pass to the unmarked Messi on the edge of the six-yard area. Easy.
FULL-TIME
Borussia Dortmund 3-0 Schalke
It's all over and it's now four Bundesliga wins out of four for Jurgen Klopp's Borussia Dortmund. Crisis? What crisis?
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Lille 2-1
French Ligue 1
What a turn around in France. Idrissa Gueye and Marcos Lopes have struck within three minutes of one another to give Lille a 2-1 lead against leaders Lyon. It is news that will thrill followers of Paris St-Germain who are two points behind Lyon. PSG host Monaco on Sunday.
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Granada 1-2 Barcelona
Barcelona are having to fight all the way in Andalusia. Granada might be fighting relegation but they're putting up a real battle. Just under half n hour remaining.
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German Bundesliga
Remember Borussia Dortmund's poor start to the season? It appears to be a thing of the past. Three goals in eight minutes has given Jugen Klopp's men a commanding 3-0 lead in their derby showdown with Schalke, with Marco Reus among the scorers. They are into the closing stages.
GOAL
Granada 1-2 Barcelona - Fran Rico (penalty, 52 mins)
High drama. Lass Bangoura is felled in the box by Marc Bartra, who escaped a penalty claim in the first half, but does not do so here. His dangled leg was too tempting and the Granada man goes over. Fran Rico confidently converts right footed to Claudio Bravo's left. Granada can't, can they?
GOAL
Granada 0-2 Barcelona - Luis Suarez (48 mins)
Game over, surely? Luis Suarez makes it three goals in two games with a delightful low finish following a lovely one-two with Ivan Rakitic. Suarez wheels away in celebration. Delicious stuff from Barca.
KICK-OFF
Granada 0-1 Barcelona
Can Barcelona add to their lead? Can struggling Granada find an equaliser? We're back under way.
From Wembley to Genk
Belgian Pro League
Remember Alex McLeish?
Four years ago this weekend the Scot was masterminding Birmingham City's 2-1 League Cup final triumph over much-fancied Arsenal at Wembley.
Now the 56-year-old is earning his living in Belgium. McLeish took charge of Genk last August and his side could climb up into sixth spot in the table if they win at bottom of the table Lierse later (19:00 GMT).
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Granada 0-1 Barcelona
A reminder that if it stays like this then Barcelona will move one point behind leaders Real Madrid, who entertain Villarreal on Sunday.
Elsewhere in Europe
German Bundesliga
It's still goalless in the Dortmund-Schalke derby with just over 20 minutes remaining. But there are goals elsewhere in the Bundesliga. Hoffenheim have taken the lead at home to Mainz, while Stuttgart have the breakthrough at Hannover. Bayer Leverkusen still lead Freiburg 1-0.
Any chance of a home goal?
Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
HALF-TIME
Granada 0-1 Barcelona
Granada are not out of this. Javi Marquez unleashes a left-foot attempt from 20-yards that flashes narrowly wide. Good pressure from the struggling hosts but they trail at the interval thanks to Ivan Rakitic's effort.
PENALTY APPEAL
Granada 0-1 Barcelona
Dimitri Foulquier goes to ground under Marc Bartra's challenge in the Barcelona area. The big Frenchman is looking for it though and the referee waves away the home team's appeals. Granada have been full of industry here and will rue that lapse in concentration which allowed Luis Suarez to run clear and create the only goal.
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German Bundesliga
Five Bundesliga games have produced just one first-half goal in total. Simon Rolfes has given Bayer Leverkusen the lead against Freiburg with all the other fixtures, including Borussia Dortmund against Schalke, goalless.
A Dortmund win would see them reduce the gap to the Champions-League chasing teams to seven points. Not bad when you consider the awful start Jurgen Klopp's side had to the season.
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Granada 0-1 Barcelona
Barcelona want this wrapped up before the interval. Lionel Messi takes aim from the edge of the area but his effort flies over.
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Granada 0-1 Barcelona
Steve Crossman
BBC World Service football reporter
"That's the fourth time Ivan Rakitic has scored in the league since joining Barcelona in the summer. Their results in those games have been 5-0, 6-0 and 5-1 wins and one of those was the reverse fixture against Granada.
"Little bit of luck with the deflection that saw the ball drop perfectly for him but Luis Enrique won't care, just what Barca needed."
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Lille 0-1 Lyon
Leaders Lyon still lead 1-0 at Lille in France thanks to Corentin Tolisso's early goal. A win would send Lyon five points clear of second-placed Paris St-Germain, but there's a long way to go with another 10 minutes or so remaining in the first half.
GOAL
Granada 0-1 Barcelona - Ivan Rakitic (26 mins)
Easy tap-in for Ivan Rakitic as Cala makes an awful hash of clearing Luis Suarez's ball across the face of the six-yard area. A gift for Barca. One they are grateful to receive.
GREAT SAVE!
Granada 0-0 Barcelona
First shot of anger from Barcelona. And it's taken 23 minutes. Skipper Xavi lets fly from the edge of the area but Granada's keeper tips his effort over the bar. Barca are starting to warm up.
Messi slice of the goal pie
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Lionel Messi is not just Barca's goal-getter this season. He has more assists in La Liga than any of his team-mates with 10. Only a certain player at Real Madrid has more...you guessed it, Cristiano Ronaldo has 13.
YELLOW CARD
Granada 0-0 Barcelona
A tangle on the half way line between Luis Suarez and Cala results in a deserved yellow card for the Barcelona forward. Suarez can have few complaints after his arm struck Cala in the face while trying to shake his opponent off.
Elsewhere in Europe
Roberto Di Matteo always loved a good derby in his playing days but the Schalke boss looks frustrated during the local showdown at Borussia Dortmund. It's still goalless there with half-time approaching. Bayer Leverkusen have taken a 1-0 lead against Freiburg.
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Granada 0-0 Barcelona
A shot from distance by Javier Mascherano is easily saved. Granada will be pleased with their start, with Colombian forward Jhon Cordoba causing one or two early problems.
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French Ligue 1
A huge goal in France where leaders Lyon have taken the lead at Lille in the 15:00 GMT kick-off, Corentin Tolisso with the early breakthrough.
Slow-starting Barca
Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
Barcelona - associated with their dominance - have had to be patient this season and win games in the second half. As the above table shows, if results had been taken at half time, their league hopes would be pretty much over.
Real Madrid are by some way La Liga's fastest starters.
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Granada 0-0 Barcelona
A nasty tangle between Javi Marquez and Dani Alves results in a lengthy delay, blood on the Barcelona player's shirt and a yellow card for the Granada player.
KICK-OFF
Granada 0-0 Barcelona
It's all systems go. Barcelona are in their bright yellow kit. Anyone got a spare pair of sunglasses?
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Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
It's a beautiful sunny day in Andalusia. The teams are out and we're almost ready for the off.
Elsewhere in Europe
Almost half an hour into the games in Germany and we're still awaiting our first goal. The atmosphere at the Borussia Dortmund v Schalke derby is electric. And Dortmund fans have been taunting their rivals by fans showing Schalke's jerseys upside down.
Anyone fancy an upset?
Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
Barcelona boss Luis Enrique has often voiced his concern about facing teams that are battling for survival. And Granada are certainly one of those.
The Andalusians are four points from safety after just one win in 20 games, but it is only ten months since they dented Barca's title hopes thanks to Algeria midfielder Yacine Brahimi's winner.
"Sometimes you expect one kind of game and you get another" Enrique said. "We are up against a side in dire need of points and they'll make things hard for us."
Anyone fancy an upset?
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Borussia Dortmund 0-0 Schalke
Still no goals between Borussia Dortmund and Schalke, where home forward Marco Reus has been talking about the significance of the Ruhr derby and what it means to him.
"Coming from Dortmund, I practically inherited all the knowledge and importance of this derby when I was born," Reus said earlier this week. "The motto against the Royal Blues is always the same: Run and fight until you drop - losing is forbidden," added the Germany international.
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Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
Barcelona: Against Granada, Jordi Alba is playing his 100th game for Barca.
Elsewhere in Europe
As well as Spain, there's loads of other action happening in Germany and France over the course of the next few hours.
Five matches are already under way in the Bundesliga - all currently goalless - including a huge derby featuring Roberto Di Matteo's Schalke away to Borussia Dortmund. Schalke will climb up to third in the table with victory.
And in France, leaders Lyon will go five points clear of second-placed Paris St-Germain with victory at Lille. That game starts at 15:00 GMT and we'll bring you news of all the major action from that and all the other key games.
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Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
Steve Crossman
BBC World Service football reporter
"Granada coach Abel Resino is in confident mood ahead of the Barca game. 'I see no reason why we can't win,' he said at his pre match press conference.
"I can think of three...he's missing two first choice strikers and a defender through suspension. Oh and they're playing Barcelona, so there are four reasons Abel."
Team News
Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
Luis Enrique is not messing around. The Barcelona boss has wheeled out his big guns, with Luis Suarez,Lionel Messi and Neymar all starting.
Defender Gerard Pique is suspended after collecting his fifth yellow card of the season last week.
Granada XI: Paredes, Nyom, Babin, Ruiz, Foulquier, Castro, Iturra, Moreno, Bangoura, Cordoba, Castro.
Barcelona XI: Bravo, Alves, Bartra, Mathieu, Alba, Xavi, Mascherano, Rakitic, Messi, Suarez, Neymar.
Tough at the top
Granada v Barcelona (15:00 GMT)
"Given our situation in the league, only a win is good for us." So says Barcelona boss Luis Enrique ahead of his team's game with next-to-bottom Granada.
The defeat to Malaga means it is advantage Real Madrid in the Spanish title race. But with Carlo Ancelotti's leaders not in action until Sunday, when they entertain Villarreal, Barca have the opportunity to close the gap to one point.
The phrase "must-win" gets bandied about like confetti. But this really is a game Barca dare not drop any points.
Flying in Europe, playing catch-up in Spain
After a successful midweek Champions League mission in Manchester, you might have thought all was well at the Nou Camp. You might have assumed Barcelona were entering a critical stage of the season at the very top of their game. You might have imagined managed Luis Enrique to be full of smiles ahead of a busy and defining March.
Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.
The scars left behind by last week's surprise 1-0 home defeat to Malaga have not gone away. One glance at the La Liga table tells its own story. Barca might be flying in Europe, but the Catalans are playing catch up in Spain.