Barcelona 1-2 Real Madrid – LIVE: Jude Bellingham scores last-gasp winner for Carlo Ancelotti’s side as his heroic second-half brace sees visitors edge to victory in El Clasico

It’s all over! The Jude Bellingham show has come to an end.

Not too bad for his first Clasico, eh?

A stunning goal to equalise and then a close-range finish to clinch all three points for Real Madrid away at Barcelona.

Absolutely incredible.

The stadium is silent. Wow.

Lucas Vasquez has replaced Vinicius Jr for the final few seconds.

WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT?

JUDE BELLINGHAM WITH THE WINNER!

Absolute madness. The ball was fired into the box and after a wicked deflection, the midfielder turned it home with aplomb.

He just cannot stop scoring and games don’t get any bigger than this as a Real Madrid player! Take a bow.

That’s one of the four additional minutes played.

Is there time for last-gasp drama?

We’re into stoppage time now.

Madrid are also hunting for a winner!

Vinicius Jr found Joselu with a superb pass with the outside of his boot and the substitute looked to apply a finish from 12 yards.

Inigo Martinez made a superb block, however. That was crucial.

Raphinha brings out the acrobatics!

An athletic effort from the substitute forced Kepa into a save, but the offside flag was raised regardless.

We’re set for a hectic final few minutes.

Barcelona are back on the ball again and have steadied the ship.

Gavi bent an effort just wide from the edge of the box.

Into the final 10 minutes now.

This one could go either way!

Appeals for a penalty!

Eduardo Camavinga broke into the box before hitting the deck under pressure from Ronald Araujo.

The referee wasn’t interested, though!

More changes as the hosts look to seize the momentum again.

Joao Cancelo and Joao Felix have made way for Yamal and Raphinha.

Yamal is now the youngest player to feature in El Clasico.

Barcelona made a change after that leveller.

Oriol Romeu has replaced Fermin Lopez, who was on a booking.

This game is on a knife edge now!

It just had to be him! Jude Bellingham has equalised.

An incredible strike from the in-form midfielder has brought us back on level terms, and it’s come from absolutely nowhere.

A cross from the left was cleared as far as Bellingham, and he took a touch to set himself before smashing into the top right corner.

The man for the big occasion does it again!

Chances at both ends!

Joao Cancelo drifted inside before his strike deflected just wide.

Then, Aurelien Tchouameni cut in on the left before cracking an effort that looked destined to hurtle into the top corner.

Somehow, Marc-Andre ter Stegen parried it away. Superb.

Madrid have turned to their bench, too.

Luka Modric and Joselu have been brought on.

Toni Kroos and Rodrygo are off.

Big cheers!

Robert Lewandowski has been introduced on his return from injury.

Ferran Torres was the man to make way.

Dani Carvajal has gone into the book.

He tugged Joao Felix’s short on the halfway line to halt a counter.

Joao Cancelo’s blushes have been spared by the offside flag!

He broke away down the right, sat down Eduardo Camavinga and then lifted an effort over the crossbar with only Kepa to beat.

He had strayed beyond the last man, but that was close!

It does look like that substitution was enforced, with Ferland Mendy spotted walking away with the doctor after coming off.

Madrid are continuing to struggle to break down their opponents and their brightest moments have come via efforts from distance.

Toni Kroos tried his luck from range again but Kepa was equal to it.

Luka Modric and Joselu are both warming up.

Madrid have made their first change.

Eduardo Camavinga has replaced Ferland Mendy.

What impact will he have?

OFF THE POST! So close to a second for Barcelona.

Inigo Martinez guided a header against the woodwork before Ronald Araujo’s rebound forced Kepa into a superb save.

Carlo Ancelotti has seen enough…

After that decent flurry from Madrid, Barcelona are back on the ball.

They’ve been far better in possession than their opponents.

Good chance for Madrid!

The visitors broke away quickly from a free-kick, with Federico Valverde clipping a ball over the top for Rodrygo.

The forward was placed through but sliced his effort high and wide of the target. If he had squared, Vinicius Jr had a tap in.

Decision making had to be better there.

We’re up and running again.

What a performance it’s been from Fermin Lopez so far. Superb.

Barcelona lead at the break! It’s a deserved advantage, too.

They created the better chances in that first 45 and took an early lead through Ilkay Gundogan, his first goal for the club.

Madrid struggled to respond, with Vinicius Jr and Jude Bellingham both enduring a mixed half. They have plenty of work to do.

Join us shortly for the rest of the action!

Ferran Torres has gone into the book for a rugby tackle.

It’s all getting very heated out there and this certainly didn’t help!

Vinicius Jr knocked the ball beyond Torres, who then grabbed him with both arms in a grapple and threw him to the ground.

You don’t see those types of challenges often.

Into stoppage time now.

Toni Kroos chanced his arm from distance with his left foot, but his effort was poor and deflected through to the goalkeeper.

Madrid are scrambling.

In fairness to the hosts, they’re making life very difficult for Madrid.

They’re defending brilliantly in solid blocks and then picking their moments to steam forward on attacks of their own with bodies.

Plenty for Carlo Ancelotti to ponder as we approach the break.

Barcelona are in total control at the moment but Madrid, especially on the breakaway, still pose a threat.

Dani Carvajal picked up the ball on the right side of the box and glanced up, hoping for options.

There were none, however, forcing him to shoot. His strike cracked into the side netting from a tight angle.

Vinicius Jr is very frustrated out there. After being dispossessed by Ronald Araujo, he effectively stopped and waited for the whistle.

He has spoken to Carlo Ancelotti, but tempers are flaring.

Shortly after, Toni Kroos did well to race back and clear away after Joao Felix found Alejandro Balde inside the penalty area.

Superb from Dani Carvajal.

Joao Felix looked as though he was clear on goal and away, but the right back thundered into a tackle and timed it perfectly.

He had to get that spot on and did.

Look who is in attendance today!

Yep, that’s Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood in sunny Spain.

The Rolling Stones’ logo is on the front of Barcelona’s shirts.

The hosts have appealed for a yellow for Aurelien Tchouameni.

Xavi waved an imaginary booking inside his technical area, but his protests were ignored by the officials.

Nothing doing, with play continuing.

That was… ambitious!

Antonio Rudiger was some distance out but tried his luck.

Unsurprisingly, his effort whistled well over the crossbar.

Just minutes after hitting the post, Fermin has gone into the book.

His late challenge on Toni Kroos deep inside Madrid’s half wasn’t a good one, and he has become the first player to be carded today.

OFF THE POST! Madrid are all at sea at the back.

Gavi stole the ball from the sloppy Toni Kroos and Fermin, who had space in the box, continued the attack.

He then let fly but was denied by the woodwork.

So unlucky! That was a big chance.

The visitors have seen plenty of the ball since falling behind, but Barcelona are frustrating them with their solid shape.

Fermin was fortunate to avoid a booking after chopping down Aurelien Tchouameni. He was given just a talking-to.

Madrid looked for an instant response, but Vinicius Jr couldn’t quite find Rodrygo inside the penalty area.

Marc-Andre ter Stegen made no mistake in collecting the cross.

How will they recover from that early hammer blow?

Barcelona take the lead!

Ilkay Gundogan has his first for the club and it was a well-taken effort.

The ball bounced kindly for him after he combined with Ferran Torres and after he shrugged off David Alaba, he tucked home.

First blood to the hosts.

Jude Bellingham has been in the thick of the action already.

He robbed Andreas Christensen of the ball and then moved into the box, though he then lost possession and conceded a foul.

Both teams are looking to settle into a rhythm.

The ball is rolling!

Right, then. Let’s go!

We’re primed for kick-off now!

Just a reminder, those in the UK will be unable to watch this live.

The game kicks off at 3.15pm, meaning the traditional UK TV 3pm blackout applies, preventing a broadcast.

Here we go! The players have emerged for their pre-match drills.

With work on the Nou Camp continuing, El Clasico will today take place at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys.

This was the home of the 1992 Olympic Games.

Jude Bellingham has offered up his thoughts ahead of the game…

‘I’ve played a lot of high-pressure games. Maybe not one of this magnitude.

‘I can’t wait to see what the atmosphere will be like… If you can’t get motivated for a game like this, where else would you rather be as a football player?

‘I’m ready. I had a little tweak in the last game in the Champions League but I’m feeling good and hopefully I’ll be out there and hopefully we get a good result.

‘I just had a bit of fatigue, I’ve played a lot of games so far this season already.’

Starting XI: Arrizabalaga, Carvajal, Rudiger, Alaba, Mendy, Tchouameni, Kroos, Valverde, Bellingham, Vinicius Jr, Rodrygo

Substitutes: Lunin, Pineiro, Nacho, Modric, Camavinga, Joselu, Vasquez, Garcia, Brahim

Starting XI: Ter Stegen, Cancelo, Araujo, Christensen, Balde, Gundogan, Martinez, Gavi, Lopez, Torres, Felix

Substitutes: Lewandowski, Raphinha, Pena, Alonso, Romeu, Kounde, Astralaga, Yamal, Casado, Cubarsi, Guiu, Fort

Hello, all.

Welcome along to Mail Sport’s live blog of this afternoon’s El Clasico.

Jude Bellingham will be licking his lips coming into this one. This is, after all, his first taste of one of the biggest derbies in the sport.

Just one point separates these two teams, so we’re set for a classic.

Line ups to follow shortly…