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Gareth Bale departed again to whistles with 14 minutes left, a conciliatory hand slap from Zinedine Zidane offering little consolation as he trudged off.
Eibar shoot up to seventh, a reward for their first ever victory over Real Madrid at the 11th attempt.
Real Madrid move four points behind second-placed Atletico Madrid, who will restore that gap to seven with a win over Celta Vigo on Sunday.
Lionel Messi added four more goals to his soaring early season tally as a much-changed Barcelona maintained their 100 percent start to La Liga by routing Eibar 6-1 on Tuesday.
Gareth Bale headed one into the nets in the 43rd minute, while Cristiano Ronaldo scored with a penalty in the 82nd minute.
Real Madrid, who registered their 14th consecutive win in all competitions, have restored their four-point advantage over La Liga champions Atletico Madrid.
After a frustrating opening 45 minutes, Barcelona got three goals past the Eibar defence with Neymar, Xavi Hernandez and Lionel Messi scoring one each