Barcelona vs Real Madrid LIVE: El Clasico result and final score after Jude Bellingham’s winner

59 mins: Cancelo fires over after a mazy run, cutting in from the right. It wouldn’t have counted, though, as the offside flag goes up shortly after on the Portuguese international.

58 mins: Modric and Joseul are warming up on the sidelines and it looks like more changes are imminent as Madrid try and chase an equaliser. A better spell of possession now for the visitors who have been much-improved since the break.

Kroos tries his luck from range but Ter Stegen gets down well to his left to make the save.

53 mins: Real Madrid make an early change as Mendy comes off for Camavinga. Perhaps, an injury there as the Madrid left-back clutches his leg.

Better from Madrid now as Bellingham surges into the box. Pedri recovers well to make a tackle and prevent the Englishman from getting a shot off but that’s encouraging signs from Ancelotti’s men.

51 mins: POST! Barca almost double their lead at the start of the second half as Martinez’s header cannons back off the post following a corner. Kepa has to be aware and gets up well to make a sharp save and deny Araujo’s follow-up effort from close range. So close from the hosts.

50 mins: Rodrygo has some space on the right, but his whipped ball into the box is claimed with ease by Ter Stegen.

47 mins: Gavi starts the second half as he spent much of the first half - pressing relentlessly. He gives away a foul after a tackle on Vinicius but it’s still a good sign from Barca’s energetic young midfielder.

46 mins: A big second half needed for Real Madrid as they get the second half under way.

They trail to the hosts Barcelona after Gundogan’s early goal.

A big game player:

The hosts lead:

The free-kick comes to nothing and that is that for the first half. it’s been an impressive performance from the home side who deservedly lead through Gundogan’s early strike. They’ve controlled the territory and the possession in this game and could well have gone two goals ahead when Fermin struck the post.

Plenty for Carlo Ancelloti and Real Madrid to ponder at the break.