Madrid, Bayern Maintain Lead In Spain, Germany

Real Madrid maintained their three-point lead at the top of La Liga by coming from behind to defeat Osasuna.
Unai Garcia’s diving header put Osasuna ahead after 14 minutes, but two goals in five minutes from Isco and Sergio Ramos gave Real a half-time advantage.
Lucas Vazquez, who replaced Gareth Bale after the Welshman’s first start for five games, and fellow substitute Luka Jovic sealed victory late on.
Champions Barcelona beat Real Betis 3-2 later on Sunday to remain in touch.
Osasuna made their positive start count as Garcia headed in from Ruben Garcia’s corner, but their good work was undone before half-time as Isco volleyed in from close range and Ramos headed in when unmarked at the back post from a corner.
The result remained in the balance until Vazquez powerfully converted from Karim Benzema’s pass, while 22-year-old Jovic emerged from the bench after 87 minutes to add a fourth.
Bale, 30, was withdrawn after 70 minutes in his first appearance since suffering an ankle sprain against Unionistas de Salamanca on 22 January, despite being fit for the past three fixtures.
In Germany, Champions Bayern Munich maintained their slender one-point lead at the top of the Bundesliga with a goalless home draw against second-placed RB Leipzig.
Bayern were on a six-game winning run and went top last weekend after Leipzig drew against Borussia Monchengladbach.
But the hosts failed to extend their advantage as visiting goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi brilliantly kept out efforts from Thiago and Leon Goretzka.