Celta Vigo v Barcelona

1. Mathieu scores header at far post
2. Catalan giants one point above Real
3. Barca boss Luis Enrique returns to old club
4. Will Barca cruise to title now? #bbceurofooty
5. Ligue 1 latest: Marseille 2-3 PSG

The end

So that's that.

Come back tomorrow for a full Football League programme (we will have a live text dedicated to that) and Crystal Palace v Manchester City.

Not playing well in tough away game but stealing win thanks to centre-back's set-piece header... kind of win champions are made of, isn't it?

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Rich Barker: Orellana rightly sent off for taking the lawn into his own hands.

Rich has left it late there to come in with the tweet of the day.

In Spain, Barcelona are four points above Real Madrid again after beating Celta Vigo narrowly. Nine games left to go there.

What does that do for the Ligue 1 title race?

Well with seven games to go, champions Paris St-Germain are top on 62 points. Lyon are one point behind but Marseille are back on 57. Monaco - who have a game in hand - are on 54. They'll need a lot to go their way to have a chance. And you feel Marseille are almost out of it too now.

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Mitch Mansfield: ‏Not forgetting that Marseille dropped points from winning positions three games in a row in February. Comes with the Bielsa territory.

STORY OF THE GAME

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Not much in it.

FULL-TIME

A huge moment in the Ligue 1 title race. PSG go top.

PSG just seeing this out now. They win a free-kick down in the corner and they're taking an age to take it. Hopefully nobody throws a piece of grass...

Oh was that the chance for Marseille? The ball drops to Lucas Ocampos on the edge of the box, the Argentine tries to curl it into the top corner but misses the target. Two minutes to go.

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Tom Faulkner: I don't think I've seen a player look as embarrassed as Orellana after he threw grass at Busquets!

INJURY TIME

We're into five minutes of injury time now. Dimitri Payet curls a shot straight at PSG keeper Salvatore Sirigu but a free-kick out had already been given.

STORY OF THE GAME

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Celta Vigo put up a good fight but Barcelona deserved it in the end.

We're into the last minute now at the Velodrome - can Marseille find an equaliser?

FULL-TIME

The corner eventually comes in but it's punched clear by Claudio Bravo.

And the final whistle goes. A crucial, not to mention tense, win for Barcelona.

Nolita has a chance for Celta Vigo in the last minute but is denied by a great Sergio Busquets tackle. Corner...

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Mark Sinnott: You are right that Jeremy Mathieu looks like a farmer from Sligo. He could be a cousin of Paul O'Connell too.

Great call. Never seen them together in the same room.

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JavelBleach: Ibra has no pace! Easily caught by a defender when he was clear on goal!

INJURY TIME

Just as we enter three minutes of injury time, Lionel Messi waits for keeper Sergio Alvarez to go down and then tries to chip him but it lands on the top of the net.

I still can't get over that red card.

RED CARD

Celta Vigo are down to 10 as Fabian Orellana is sent off. Oh this is incredible. It wasn't obvious what it was for at the time. The Celta player picked up a chunk of grass as threw it at Sergio Busquets as Barca were getting ready to take a free-kick.

SUBSTITUTION

The final change of the game - Luis Suarez off and midfielder Ivan Rakitic on. Pedro might go further forward now.

SUBSTITUTION

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Celta Vigo make another change in attacking midfield, Pablo Hernandez is off and Santi Mina comes into the fray. Seven minutes left - Celta haven't looked the same since the goal.

Celta Vigo keeper Sergio Alvarez comes out for a wander and Pedro can't quite take advantage after the keeper failed to clear the ball outside his area.

Jeremy Mathieu joined Barcelona from Valencia in the summer and has now scored in successive La Liga games, having netted against Real Madrid before the international break. He hadn't scored any league goals for Barca before that.

It's getting tetchy at Stade Velodrome, with a spate of yellow cards to either side. Javier Pastore has spurned a chance to make it 4-2, pulling a shot wide from inside the box, and Marseille are, just about, still in 'Le Classique'.

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Fissuh H Kelelom: Barcelona will not win the title as long as Ronaldo stays in his form. He is such a winner. Barca to struggle with small team.

SUBSTITUTION

Barcelona midfielder Andres Iniesta comes off for Pedro moments after that goal.

GOAL

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This is a huge goal in the title race. Xavi whips a free-kick in, which Jeremy Mathieu - who looks more like a farmer from Sligo than an elite footballer - gets in a brilliant diving header at the back post to open the scoring.

The second thing Charles down is take a cross down well in the box and look like he's about to pull the trigger when Gerard Pique pulls off a goalsaving sliding tackle to deny the substitute.

The first thing Brazilian striker Charles does is to lay the ball off for Hugo Mallo, but the full-back curls his shot from outside the box wide.

SUBSTITUTION

Celta Vigo bring off Joaquin Larrivey - who missed their best chance in the first half - and Charles comes on up front.

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Paul Collins: Neymar has gone rubbish again. Has been for a few weeks really.

It says a lot about Barcelona's frontline that he's probably the weak link!

Xavi does a pirouette on the edge of the area to lose a defender but then he drags his shot wide of the left-hand post from 20 yards.

SUBSTITUTION

Celta Vigo boss Eduardo Berizzo decides to freshen up his midfield and Nemanja Radoja comes on for Michael Krohn-Dehli.

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Ryatt Silver: Barcelona look like they might slip up here!

There were 131 seconds between Paris St-Germain's second and third goals. That's according to Opta, I haven't counted them myself.

Dani Alves almost defined the modern attacking full-back role but he's not the best finisher in the world. If he was Barcelona would be ahead. The ball breaks to the Brazilian - who could well leave the club this summer - but he totally snatches at it 18 yards out, absolutely panics, and he drags it wide.

Luis Suarez, right at the end of the first half, was the first Barcelona player to be booked for diving since January 2012 (Andres Iniesta against Real Betis). A bit surprising.

Especially seeing as it didn't look like a dive.

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Neymar plays in Lionel Messi but Celta Vigo defender Jonny puts him under suffice pressure to see the ball back to keeper Sergio Alvarez.

GOAL

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Topsy-turvy stuff in France, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic involved again as PSG go ahead. He puts Jeremy Morel under pressure as a cross comes in from the left, and the hapless Marseille defender guides the ball into his own net.