Good evening and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE coverage of the Spanish Liga clash between Barcelona and Granada. We'll bring you all the action from the Camp Nou. Kick-off: 19.45.

As well as Granada have played defensively it's rather surprising that they haven't at any point thrown caution to the wind and attemped to find an equaliser with some attacking play.

Just three minutes of stoppage time to be played at the end of the match.

OPPORTUNITY FOR MESSI! Alcacer's pass set the Barcelona number 10 through on goal, but his finish was all off. He managed to loft the ball clean over the bar from close range.

Granada win a freekick inside the Barcelona half and take their time over it. However, the delivery was really poor and the home side can clear without much fuss at all.

I think after Rafinha scored we expected Barcelona to find their stride and add a few more, but that just hasn't happened. Granada have kept their defensive reoslve throughout.

It's Barcelona pass after Barcelona pass, Barcelona cross after Barcelona cross at the moment. But they aren't really testing Ochoa in the Granada goal much. Strange performance.

That was a night to forget for Suarez. He comes off and is replaced by Alcacer.

SUAREZ SHOULD HAVE SCORED! How has he not found the back of the net? The cross was straight on to his head, but he directed his effort straight at Ochoa in goals.

It's difficult to comprehend how Granada have conceded more goals in La Liga than any other this season when you see them defending like this. They have been so well drilled.

It is constant Barcelona pressure now. Granada are camped in a line on the edge of their own penalty area, with their midfielders also standing off the hosts in possession.

That was an easy decision for the referee. Neymar was cut down by Lomban on the edge of the box.

There is a sense that this Granada team are starting to tire. However, they are still keeping their discipline at the back. Barcelona are cranking up the pressure on them though.

There's another change from Granada and Samper comes on to play his parent club.

The away side are starting to show a little more attacking intent. They are looking to make an impression down the wings, which isn't the worst plan in the world against Barca.

Barcelona still haven't found their groove in the second half. The opener hasn't loosened them up in any way and Granada have maintained their defensive resolve.

Why did Suarez leave that? The former Liverpool striker looked to be in on goal, but he left it for Neymar behind him and the pass drifted out of play. Neymar looked surprised.

It's getting a bit tetchy out there. That was quite a cynical challenge on Neymar. A deserved booking.