Real Mallorca 2-1 Real Madrid result - Vedat Muriqi scores in stoppage time to consign Alvaro Arbeloa's side to damaging La Liga defeat

Real Mallorca boosted their La Liga survival hopes with a stunning last-gasp 2-1 victory to dent Real Madrid's title hopes.

Vedat Muriqi's stoppage-time winner propelled the hosts out of the bottom three and also delivered a huge blow to Real's quest to overtake leaders Liverpool.

After missing a late penalty in their last outing away at Elche and suffering World Cup play-off heartbreak with Kosovo, the frontman was in tears as he struck late on at San Moix.

This was a gutsy performance from Martin Demichelis' side, who broke the deadlock with 42 minutes on the clock courtesy of a tidy finish from Manu Morlanes.

Leo Roman was in inspired form between the sticks for the hosts, denying Kylian Mbappe on three separate occasions.

However, it looked like Eder Militao had salvaged a point for Real when he powered home a brilliant header from Trent Alexander-Arnold's corner in the 88th minute.

Muriqi had other ideas though, allowing Mateo Joseph's ball to run across his path before firing home a superb right-footed effort past Andriy Lunin.

This result leaves Mallorca 17th and two points clear of the bottom three, while Real are four points adrift of Barcelona before their clash away to Atletico Madrid later on Saturday.

A huge win for the hosts, but how damaging will that be for Real's title hopes?

Amidst all the mayhem, five minutes of stoppage time were signalled.

We're heading into the closing seconds now!

Have Mallorca won it in stoppage time?!

Muriqi is left in seemingly acres of space deep inside the box, as he's picked out by Joseph and unleashes a superb right-footed strike past Lunin.

The Argentine is booked for a late challenge on Darder.

Lopez plays the ball behind for a Real corner.

Alexander-Arnold delivers the set-piece and Militao jumps superbly and powers home a brilliant header past Roman!

The defender will miss Mallorca's next game.

The Angolan receives a well-deserved ovation as he leaves the pitch, and is replaced by Sanchez.

Alexander-Arnold drifts in a set-piece from the left, which Militao heads over the bar.

The French midfielder scuffs his long-range effort harmlessly wide of the target, and Mallorca are still looking quite comfortable defensively.

Arbeloa makes his fifth and final change, as the young Argentine enters the fray.

Pitarch replaces Guler, as Arbeloa makes his fourth change.

The Mallorca goalscorer's work is done for the day.

The first of three Mallorca changes sees Virgili replace Torre.

Luvumbo makes a positive driving run down the right, but cannot find a Mallorca player in the box.

He's looked very lively this afternoon.

Roman is then booked moments later for time-wasting.

Mbappe blazes a long-range effort over the bar, and it's still not quite clicking into gear for Los Blancos as yet.

Vinicius Junior replaces Angel.

Arbeloa rings in the changes.

The first of which sees Militao replace Huijsen.