All the latest results from Europe this afternoon.

Las Palmas have appointed Paco Jemez as coach until the end of the season as they battle relegation from LaLiga.

Neymar has been pictured storming out of Barcelona training following an angry confrontation with new team-mate Nelson Semedo as speculation over the Brazilian’s future intensifies.

Griezmann had been heavily linked with a move to Manchester United.

Barcelona have named Ernesto Valverde as their new head coach.

Barcelona must win tonight’s Clasico at Real Madrid or Luis Enrique’s final season in charge at the Catalan club has the potential to go very sour.

Pochettino met Barcelona's president Josep Bartomeu last week at a bar in the Spanish city.

Hazard, not Chelsea, will decide if he will move to Real Madrid this summer.

Meanwhile, Valencia won in the league for the first time since October.

Luis Suarez scored twice to help Barcelona to a 4-1 win over Espanyol in the clash of the Catalans at the Camp Nou last night.

Barcelona 1 Real Madrid 1: Real Madrid dug out a draw in Saturday afternoon’s ‘Clasico’ at Barcelona to remain in control of the La Liga title race - and leave further questions hanging around Luis Enrique’s future at the Camp Nou.

The hype around the La Liga ‘Clasico’ between Barcelona and Real Madrid continues to burst through all barriers — with millions worldwide due to tune in this afternoon to see Lionel Messi and company take on Cristiano Ronaldo and his colleagues.

However, Zidane accepts things must change at Real.

"With Leo we are stronger, but we are still strong without him."

Real missed out on a piece of La Liga history by dropping points at home to Villarreal.

Barcelona 2015/16 La Liga winning season will surely be remembered as the year of Luis Suarez.

Tonight's result means Barca have now picked up just one point from their last four league games.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored four second-half goals in Real Madrid's 7-1 thrashing of Celta Vigo at the Bernabeu.

Valencia clinched their first league win under Neville at the 10th attempt last weekend.

Goals from Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez fired Barcelona to a priceless 2-1 win over nine-man Atletico Madrid to strike a huge blow in the Primera Division title race.

Barcelona coach Luis Enrique said Lionel Messi’s brilliance will last “as long as he wants” after the Argentine netted a hat-trick in his side’s comfortable 4-0 win over Granada.

Encouragingly for Neville, his 10 men were able to fight their way back into the match.

Barcelona stayed on the goal trail as a 4-0 win over Real Sociedad kept them in the driving seat at the top of the Primera Division.

La Liga is returning, a little later than first expected, with plenty of new and old questions to be resolved.

Barcelona are heading into Saturday’s Champions League final against Juventus with optimism at sky-high levels among blaugrana fans, as a season which at one point seemed set for crisis looks increasingly likely to end in glorious historic success.

Nick Hornby said it best in Fever Pitch when he suggested that the natural state of the football fan is one of bitter disappointment, no matter what the score. Sitting in the Estadio Riazor last Sunday evening as more than 33,000 Deportivo La Coruña supporters shuffled out glumly onto the sun-speckled streets on the back of a 2-0 win over Levante spoke painfully for that.

A Spanish court will rule today whether all football competitions in the country, including Primera Division games, will be played this weekend.

The Spanish Football League is facing a race against time to stop a strike called by the national football federation to suspend all domestic competitions starting on Saturday.

Barcelona’s 2-0 win over Real Sociedad on Saturday saw the Catalan side take a huge step towards claiming the La Liga title with a seventh consecutive clean sheet another cause of celebration.

The Spanish football federation has suspended all domestic competitions indefinitely from May 16 over a row with the government which includes issues with lucrative television rights.

A snap reading of Cristiano Ronaldo’s five-goal haul as Real Madrid hammered Granada 5-1 in La Liga yesterday afternoon was that Los Blancos’ king is back.

LA LIGA

The La Liga title race’s latest twist has seen Barcelona take over as leaders, amid growing concerns that Real Madrid’s galactico-heavy side are heading towards a big fall.

Barça almost don’t deign to regard their cross town neighbours Espanyol as a genuine rival.