Good evening and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE coverage of the Spanish Liga clash between Real Madrid and Getafe. We'll bring you all the action as it happens. Kick off is at 9.15pm!

Lopetegui gets his Real Madrid tenure off to a win in La Liga. The hosts were the better side throughout. There was never any real danger that they would trip at home to Getafe, who offered very little threat on the counter attack. Goals from Bale and Carvajal proved to be the difference.

FULL TIME: Real Madrid 2-0 Getafe

A SHOT ON TARGET! Navas finally has something to do right at the end of the match. That's the first thing that the Real Madrid goalkeeper has had to do, making the save from Angel.

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

Carvajal feels that he was obstructed as he looks to get on the end of the pass into the box from Modric. However, the referee waves away the claims of the Real Madrid right back.

Real Madrid are still striving for a third goal here. Getafe just want the final whistle now. They have long given up any hope of finding a way back into this match. This was decided a long time ago.

Kroos slings a freekick delivery into the Getafe penalty area, with the ball eventually falling to Carvajal. He scuffs his shot, though, and the away side can make the clearance.

Real Madrid will be looking for one final goal to match the result recorded by Barcelona last evening. The capital side will be keen to show that they can keep up with the Catalans.

Navas hasn't even faced a shot in this game. Getafe will be disappointed that they haven't posed more of a threat to the Costa Rican goalkeeper. He could have watched from the stands.

Cabrera is also shown a yellow card for a foul in the same move.

Bruno is shown a yellow card for a foul as Real Madrid broke away on the counter...

The yellow cards are flowing now. Arambarri enters the book for a foul on Kroos.

Bale gets a standing ovation from the Santiago Bernabeu crowd. That must feel god after everything he has had from them.

BIG PENALTY CLAIM! Asensio believes that he should have had a spot kick for a push in the back from Suarez, but the referee waves away his claim. That looked like a good shout for a penalty.

And a change for the away side as well. Time is running out for them if they are to mount a fightback.

On comes Modric for his first appearance since the final of the World Cup last month.