Mallorca v Real Madrid LIVE: Madrid lead thanks to a Tchouameni cracker early in the second half

And the right result you'd say. Not a classic, let alone el clasico, but an interesting match in its way. A show of strength was the tactic that Javier Aguirre deployed against the classier Madrid, and it almost came off, but for a moment of magic from Aurelien Tchouameni. Seek that one out later if you can.

A lofted ball over and into the middle sees Muriqi challenge the keeper for it hard, but nothing doing. Lunin isn't thrilled about the challenge but the referee opts to blow the full time whistle rather than give the free kick.

Muriqi in particular has found some extra energy late on.

Can't seeing it being of benefit to either side to be honest.

Luka Modric is brought off.

Dani Rodriguez the player withdrawn.

The Mallorca striker wanted the ball back a bit quicker than Lunin was prepared to give it.

For time-wasting. The home fans are happy to see that. It's the most cheer they've been allowed all match.

The right back replaced by a more attacking option on the wing.

Tchouameni flagged. That tells you how tight this match has been, and how much of it has been played in the middle.

A huge, hooping hit that is heading towards the top left corner and is only prevented from becoming a leveller by the alertness of Andriy Lunin. The home side's best attempt of the match.

I'm actually more surprised that there's been two others that haven't gone near the goal.

In the middle at least. The defenders are dealing easily with the (few) attacks that make it through to them.

Off the back off the Mallorca captain, who kept his hands resolutely to himself to avoid giving away a penalty.

No surprise at that substitution, especially the way Mallorca are hitting.

Vinicius Jr brought on for Brahim Diaz.

Modric was through and seemed certain to score but the keeper, even after diving too soon, managed to rescue it with his outstretched boot.

Abdon Prats, Oscar Mascarell and Segi Darder brought on for Sanchez, Costa and Morlanes.

A fairly harmless tackle from the back, it provoked a mighty roar from the stands. The free kick, just inside the half, on the left, came to nothing.