Real Zaragoza face Sporting Gijon in the first of our Liga triple-header tonight.

There goes the whistle! All over. Zaragoza have battled to a point with ten men. They have to be happy about that.

Superb chance for Diego Castro, but he is inches wide of goal. What a chance that was. Should have scored.

Going to be four minutes added to the match.

Ayoze tries to drill a dramatic late winner, but nothing doing after good play by Gregory.

Barral goes close, but he shoots wide of goal. Looks for all money a draw.

Sporting back on the attack! Jose Angel fires wide of goal.

Slack play by Ponzio there! Should have supplied Diego Castro, but hesitated and the chance is going.

Going to be a bit of a delay to allow treatment to Sporting's Barral.

Jorge Lopez is deemed offside this time. Full marks to Zaragoza, who have been very impressive in battling so well with ten men.

Gabi tries to play in Colombian forward Perez, but he is deemed offside. All very tense in what is suddenly a key game.

Lora is guilty of foul play on Bertolo. All very even, despite Real being one man down.

Marco Perez replaces Florent Sinama-Pongolle, the home hero. He has enjoyed a fine match. A 2-2 draw is probably more than Zaragoza could have envisaged.

Sporting opting to make another alteration. Sergio Matabuena is on for Rivera as the tension starts to increase.

Bilic immediately involved as he draws the foul from Gabi.

De Las Cuevas departs to be replaced by Mate Bilic.

Diego Castro wins a free-kick after a foul by Herrera. Going to be a few more changes out there.

Game starting to open up now as Bertolo sees a shot saved by Juan Pablo. Game swinging from end to end.

Neat play there by Barral. He sets up Ayoze, but that shot from outside the box is high and handsome. We remain locked at 2-2.

Offside flag goes up against Braulio who is penalised for going too early. This is any side's game now.

Diego Castro attempts to restore Sporting's lead, but he is off target with an effort after some more inventive play by Ayoze.