Right, that's all from me tonight.

Plenty to digest across Europe's top leagues this weekend, as Real lead the way in Spain, Juventus take control in Serie A and Bayern Munich suffer a surprise defeat in Germany.

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I think that meant quite a bit!

In Serie A, the champions are back on top.

Order restored in La Liga?

The top two now makes for familiar reading.

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Four goals for Barcelona, and two red cards.

They climb to second, two points behind Real Madrid.

Kyle: A brilliant game of football and Inter have shown they are genuine title challengers even when they are not at their best going forward they are still a superb defensive side so they are always in the matches. Juve have a big challenge on.

Barca won both meetings 4-2 last season.

We're into three minutes of added time, so that would be fun if that trend continues...

The free-kick hits the wall and goes out for a corner.

That's also wasted, and any hint of a late fightback appears to have fallen away.

Okay, lets clear that one up.

20-year-old Ronald Araujo, on his debut, is dismissed 15 minutes after coming on after bringing down Javier Hernandez when the Mexican was through on goal.

Then, in the aftermath, Ousmane Dembele appeared to say something to the referee and was shown a second yellow.

Barcelona down to nine men.

Sevilla have a free-kick in shooting range...

Wow.

It's all happening.

All over!

Maurizio Sarri's Juventus go top of Serie A thanks to Gonzalo Higuain's late winner.

A really enjoyable contest throughout, but Juve edged it on the night.

Credit to Sevilla, who continue to press Barcelona despite this one being done and dusted.

Four minutes added on.

Is there a late twist in this one?

A nasty foul by Juventus substitute Emre Can draws a yellow card.

Inter push for an equaliser and Miralem Pjanic receives a booking as he attempts to slow the hosts down.

From the resulting free-kick, Danilo D'Ambrosio picks out Matias Vecino racing into the six-yard box but Wojciech Szczesny does brilliantly to smother the ball and protect his side's slender advantage.

Not sure what happened there.

Ousmane Dembele is about eight yards from goal, he hits a bouncing ball first-time, and launches the ball into row Z.

It may have gone higher than that. One to forget.

A change apiece.

Javier Hernandez, who scored Sevilla's winning goal against Apoel in the Europa League on Thursday, replaces Luuk de Jong up front.

Meanwhile, Sergio Busquets comes on for Barcelona as Arthur leaves the field.

Lionel Messi, running into space with defenders desperately backpedaling.

You love to see it.

The Barcelona forward runs across the edge of the box from right to left before firing a shot in the opposite direction which draws a great, low save from Tomas Vaclik.

Delightful play.

Inter's Matias Vecino shoots from the edge of the area, it takes a wicked deflection and Wojciech Szczesny can do nothing but watch as the ball flies centimetres wide of his right post.

Moments later and Cristiano Ronaldo is through on goal for Juventus. His low shot is on target and forces Samir Handanovic into a good block.

End. To. End.