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WATCH: LEWANDOWSKI: "WE SHOWED WE WANT THE TITLE!"

Lewandowski says his and his side's performance in their 4-2 comeback win over Dortmund in Der Klassiker was a statement that they want to defend their title this season.
0:28
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WATCH: GORETZKA: "WE HAD THE QUALITY TO START THE FIGHTBACK"

Goretzka believes Bayern were unlucky to go two goals behind against Dortmund in Der Klassiker, but fully deserved their eventual 4-2 win.
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WATCH: REUS: "WE COULD'VE WON HERE TODAY"

Dortmund captain Reus was disappointed with his side's performance in the second half which saw them concede a 2-0 lead to lose 4-2 against Bayern in Der Klassiker.
Full-time
90'
+ 2

ADDED TIME!

We're now into three minutes of time added on here in Munich.
90'
+ 1

DOUBLE CHANGE

Joh done for Bayern in the final minutes, so Sane and Müller come off for Hernandez and Choupo-Moting.
90'
+ 1

Substitution

90'

LEWANDOWSKI HAT-TRICK!

Sane with the dummy, Lewandowski with the touch and control before he smashes the ball home past Hitz from 20 yards with an outstanding strike low across goal. What a way to win this game in the final minutes!
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7 %
88'

GORETZKA COMPLETES THE COMEBACK!

The former Schalke midfielder may just have stolen all three points for Bayern to complete an incredible comeback. Meunier's clearance falls to him on the edge and it's a miss-hit volley, but it bounces beyond the reach of Hitz to nestle in the bottom corner.
88'
Leon Goretzka
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7 %
87'

TIGGES HAS A GO...

The substitute spots Neuer off his line from the halfway line and shoots at goal with the ball on the bounce. Neuer recovers to grab that, but it was a good idea nonetheless.
84'

THE MIDFIELD RUNNERS

Kimmich and Dahoud have gone head-to-head today, and both have worked tirelessly for their team.
Distance run (km)
11.6
11.7
Joshua Kimmich Mahmoud Dahoud
81'

BAYERN STILL ON TOP

The hosts have had only four shots on goal in the second half compared to 12 in the first, but they remain the most likely to bag a winner here if they last 10 minutes are anything to go by. Kimmich is driving his team on, but Dortmund are standing firm.
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NECK AND NECK UNTIL THE END...

77'

FRESH LEGS

Reinier is on for the final 13 minutes with Reus coming off.
76'

Substitution

75'

CHANCES GALORE FOR BAYERN!

Goal attempts
10off target
6on target
1off target
2on target
74'

GNABRY SHOT DEFLECTED

Lovely interplay from Bayern as Lewandowski lays the ball off for Gnabry on the edge. His shot is deflected into the air as it floats towards goal, but Hitz is in the right place to grab it with both hands.
73'

ON THE FRONT FOOT

A few minutes of pressure here for Bayern with successive corners, which Dortmund clear. But the hosts have the attacking impetus at the moment.
70'

MORE CHANGES

Bellingham and Morey are on for Delaney and Zagadou here, while Martinez is on for Boateng.
69'

BOATENG DOWN

A crucial block from Boateng, as he intercepts a pass from Dahoud intended for Reus. But it's come at a cost as he has extended something in his leg. He's down and it does not look good.
66'

FIRST CHANGE

Fresh legs on for one wing as Gnabry comes on in place of Coman, who has worked his socks off once again tonight.
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WILL WE SEE A WINNER?

There's just over 25 minutes to play in Munich with the scores level...
63'

LEWY FIRES WIDE!

Another good chance for Bayern as Sane latches onto a long ball over the Dortmund defence, holding off Hummels before he lays the ball off for Lewandowski. He shoots from 18 yards, but curls the ball over the top.
60'

DOUBLE CHANGE

Haaland is having to come off here for Dortmund, with Tigges on in his place for the final 30 minutes. Brandt is also on for Hazard.
59'

COMAN IN THE MOOD

Bayern's wing wizard is feeling himself this evening as he weaves his way through two, three Dortmund defenders before crossing from inside the area. Meunier is having trouble controlling him.
57'

PRESSING HIGHER

BVB have started this second half with a much higher press than they had for most of the second half, but Bayern are still beating it and getting forward themselves. At the moment, the hosts look most confident.
55'

ONE BRACE-MAN BUSIER THAN THE OTHER

Shots
7
2
Robert Lewandowski Erling Haaland
54'

HAALAND KNOCK

The Dortmund striker is down after a challenge from Alaba on the break. It's his right foot which is the problem, but he looks like he should be able to continue.
52'

HAALAND ALL ALONE

Bayern are taking control of this game again with possession all theirs, and it's leaving Haaland isolated in attack. When Dortmund win the ball they're looking for their main man to hold up the play. But it's proving difficult.
49'

BIG CHANCE!

Kimmich shoots at goal from 25 yards out and it looks a simple one for Hitz, but he fumbles it back in front of goal. Coman is onto it, but the Dortmund goalkeeper recovers to make a diving block and keep it out.
48'

HAZARD GOES CLOSE!

Schulz sends a cross into the area from the left with Haaland and Alaba challenging for the first ball. It comes through to Hazard on the volley, but he hits the side-netting at the near post.
46'

BACK UNDERWAY!

The ball is rolling for the second half with no changes at the break.
Kick-off!
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WATCH: LEWANDOWSKI'S BRACE!

Anything Haaland can do... Bayern's No.9 equalled Haaland's first-half brace with two goals of his own. Watch them here!
Half-time
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ADDED TIME

We'll have just two minutes of added time at the end of the first half.
44'

LEWANDOWSKI LEVELS IT!

Anything Haaland can do... Lewandowski steps up and slots the ball past Hitz with his 30th goal of the campaign. Just 10 more to reach the magic 40 of Gerd Müller but for now, most importantly, it has brought us level in Munich before the break.
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77 %
43'

BAYERN PENALTY!

Coman is brought down by Dahoud and after a check from VAR, Marco Fritz points to the spot.
41'
Video Assistant RefereeVideo Assistant Referee
SituationNo penalty
ReviewFoul?
DecisionPenalty
40'

CLOSE FOR LEWY!

Goretzka's flick to Lewy is sublime, but his shot that follows - which we don't often see - fires high over the crossbar.
39'

DEFENDING IN NUMBERS

Dortmund are leaving Reus, Hazard and Haaland in attack now as they defend in numbers at the back. It's been a while since we've seen some Dortmund possession in the Bayern half of the pitch but the visitors are trying to push out.
35'

THE DIFFERENCE SO FAR

Goal attempts
6off target
3on target
0off target
2on target
33'

LEWY DENIED!

A big chance for Lewandowski to grab his second as he controls Sane's exquisite flick through Zagadou's legs, but Hummels makes a crucial block right in front of goal.
33'

ON THE FRONT FOOT!

Bayern have been the better of the two sides here since Haaland's second goal and got their reward for their pressure. Dortmund are sat deep and Bayern continue to push on.
30'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

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Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes
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Emre Can
Emre Can34.78km/h
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Nico Schulz
Nico Schulz34.71km/h
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Alphonso Davies
Alphonso Davies34.42km/h
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Video Assistant RefereeVideo Assistant Referee
SituationNo penalty
ReviewHandball?
DecisionNo penalty
29'

MEUNIER BOOKED

A yellow card for Dortmund's right-back as he brings down Coman.
28'

LEWANDOWSKI BOOKED

The goalscorer is the first player carded for a foul on Dahoud.
26'

LEWANDOWSKI ANSWERS BACK!

Bayern's No.9 responds to Dortmund's No.9 and it's a superb goal. A switch of play through Kimmich gives Sane the ball on the right and he fires a low ball across goal knowing Lewandowski is lurking at the back post, and he slots home from just two yards out.
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50 %
25'

DORTMUND WORKING FOR THEIR LEAD

Distance run (km)
29.7
32.7
23'

DEFENSIVELY SOUND

Dortmund's set-up is proving troublesome for Bayern so far. Just one shot on target for the hosts, but BVB will want to make sure they don't sit in too deep. If anyone knows how to break through a defence like this, it's Bayern.
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WATCH: HAALAND'S BRACE INSIDE 10 MINUTES!

Dortmund's No.9 scored two goals inside the opening 10 minutes, watch them here!
20'

LEWY SO CLOSE!

Great play from Bayern as Süle's ball into the middle is chested down by Goretzka for Lewandowski to hit at goal, but his left-footed volley whizzes wide at the near post.
19'

THREE-MAN DEFENCE

Dortmund are lining up with Can in defence, to the right of Hummels with Zagadou to the left. With Meunier and Schulz dropping deep on either side as well, it turns into a five-man backline when Bayern have the ball. So far, the plan is working perfectly.
17'

SANE NOT FAR AWAY

Kimmich whips in a beautiful cross towards the back post where Sane is running away from Schulz, but the winger can't keep his header on target from close range.
17'

BAYERN LACKING TEMPO

"Faster, faster" is the cry from the sidelines as Bayern look to get going here. So far their build-up play has been slow and Dortmund have stayed one step ahead at both ends of the pitch.
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THE PERFECT START FOR BVB!

Erling Haaland is the man for Dortmund in the opening 10 minutes.
9'

HAALAND HAS TWO!

No, you're not reading this wrong. Haaland has found the net for the second time in the space of the opening 9 minutes. Dahoud's pass to Schulz on the left is fantastic and he slots Hazard in behind, who cuts the ball across past Neuer and in the perfect place for Haaland to hit home.
9'
Erling Haaland
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62 %
5'

GORETZKA DOWN

A heavy hit on Goretzka as Hitz comes out to punch clear Coman's cross from the left. He goes through Goretzka to reach it and he's taking some treatment now but will be fine to carry on.
2'

HAALAND FIRES HOME!

WOW! WHAT A START! Dortmund are ahead inside two minutes in Munich. Meunier's high ball into the middle isn't dealt with on the edge of the Bayern area and Haaland can bring it down. He has space to shoot and a touch off Boateng takes it into the far bottom corner past Neuer.
2'
Erling Haaland
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HERE WE GO!

The ball is rolling in Munich with the home side getting us underway.
Kick-off!

READY TO GO!

We're moments away from kick-off in Der Klassiker. Take your seats, settle in and enjoy the game!

BAYERN NOT ON TOP, FOR NOW...

As we've mentioned, the defending champions have dropped off the top of the table for now after Leipzig's win earlier. Bayern are the league’s 67-goal top scorers, though, and it’s over a year since they failed to fire in the Bundesliga (0-0 against RB Leipzig on 9 February 2020).
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GORETZKA EXCLUSIVE!

bundesliga.com sat down with Leon Goretzka this week to discuss the Bayern Munich midfielder's role in the team, Bayern's winning mentality and his thought on tonight's Klassiker.

KIMMICH ON DER KLASSIKER

"Games against Dortmund are always special. Since I've been here, they've always been our fiercest rivals. We're ahead of them in the table, but Dortmund have the quality to compete at the top. That's why mentality might make the difference in the end, so we have to show we really want it."

HAALAND ON LEWANDOWSKI

Dortmund's No.9 has his say on his opposite number as two of world football's top strikers go head-to-head for third time ever in the Bundesliga. "Bayern are a fantastic team, but Lewandowski is crazy. Whenever I score, I think 'I'm one goal closer to him'. Then he goes and scores a hat-trick. What he's doing is mad. I can learn a lot from him."
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WATCH: THE VIEW IN THE ALLIANZ ARENA

GOAL GUARANTEES

Bayern are the league’s 67-goal top scorers. It’s over a year since they failed to fire in the Bundesliga (0-0 against RB Leipzig on 9 February 2020).

TIME FOR A DIFFERENT RESULT?

Dortmund are looking to do something they have not managed since the season they last won the title, in 2012/13, and win at the Allianz Arena. BVB have lost their last six league games in Munich.
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WATCH: DORTMUND 2-3 BAYERN - REVERSE FIXTURE

Of course, this is not the first Klassiker meeting of the campaign. Bayern came out 3-2 winners over Dortmund earlier in the season in a five-goal thriller at the Signal Iduna Park.

BAYERN TEAM NEWS

Gnabry, who marked his return from injury with a late brace, is on the bench once again with Sane preferred on the right-hand side of the attack, while Coman replaces 18-year-old Musiala on the opposite flank. Süle continues at right-back, with Pavard having only returned to training in midweek following illness.

BVB TEAM NEWS

Interim coach Terzic will have been delighted to beaten Gladbach in the DFB Cup inside 90 minutes, but it came at the cost of in-form Sancho as well as Guerreiro - the pair having come away with muscular complaints. Germany left-back Schulz fills the Guerreiro void, while Hazard comes into the front three behind Haaland. With Witsel still out, Dahoud joins Delaney in the centre of midfield.

BAYERN STARTING XI!

Neuer (c) - Süle, Boateng, Alaba, Davies - Kimmich, Goretzka - Sane, Müller, Coman - Lewandowski

BAYERN SUBS

Hoffmann, Gnabry, Martinez, Choupo-Moting, Sarr, Hernandez, Roca, Dantas, Musiala

BVB STARTING XI!

Hitz - Meunier, Hummels, Zagadou, Schulz - Can, Delaney - Reus (c), Dahoud, Hazard - Haaland

BVB SUBS

Bürki, Morey, Moukoko, Brandt, Reinier, Bellingham, Piszczek, Tigges, Passlack

LINE-UPS ARE IN!

The all-important team news is official for Bayern and Dortmund, and here it is...

BAYERN NO LONGER TOP

RB Leipzig's 3-0 win away to Freiburg just now has taken them to the top of the Bundesliga standings, one point ahead of Bayern now.
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WATCH: DER KLASSIKER - A GLOBAL AFFAIR

FLICK: “WE NEED TO BE IN THE FIGHT RIGHT FROM THE START”

“We’re at the top of the table and we want to stay there,” said Bayern coach Flick at his media briefing before the game. “We want to beat Dortmund and that’s the approach we’re taking into it. “Everyone is highly motivated against one of the top teams in Germany. We’ll need to be at our best, and be in the fight right from the start.”

TERZIC: “WE WANT TO PLAY WITH COURAGE AND TOGETHERNESS”

“We’ll need to be wide awake from the off,” said Terzic at his pre-match press conference. “If we lose possession in the middle they can score right away. They’ve also been dangerous from set-pieces against us, so we’ll need to be careful there. There will be things we can’t prevent from happening, but we’ll need to show a good reaction. The most important thing is that we do things they can’t precent from happening. We want to play with courage and togetherness out on the pitch in Munich.”
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WATCH: LEWANDOWSKI AND HAALAND, CONTRASTING CAREERS

Robert Lewandowski and Erling Haaland - two of the games deadliest strikers about to go head-to-head.

FORM - BAYERN

Hansi Flick's men haven't been at their best in terms of dominating games of late, but they've still been picking up results. Since losing back-to-back games in January - to Gladbach in the league and Kiel in the cup - Bayern have won nine of their subsequent 11 competitive fixtures (including winning the FIFA Club World Cup), drawing one and losing one - to Eintracht Frankfurt on Matchday 22.

FORM - DORTMUND

Edin Terzic's men come into this game in good shape and they are unbeaten in their last five games in all competitions, a run that has included four wins. That includes a Champions League triumph away to Sevilla and a victory away to Gladbach in the DFB Cup quarter-finals on Tuesday. BVB defeated Arminia Bielefeld 3-0 last week in the Bundesliga, a result that kept them in fifth place, 13 points behind Bayern.

HEAD-TO-HEAD

Bayern have the edge historically, having won 49 of the 103 Bundesliga meetings between these sides. Dortmund have triumphed just 25 times, while there have been 29 draws. The Reds have won each of the last four league matches against BVB, scoring 13 and conceding just two in that period. Bayern have won each of their last six Klassiker games in Munich.

DEPLETED DORTMUND

We'll have the confirmed line-ups a bit nearer kick-off, but we already know that Dortmund are without several key players for this one. Axel Witsel would normally start in central midfield, but he remains sidelined with an Achilles injury, while centre-back Manuel Akanji is out with a muscle tear. Not only that, but the club confirmed that Jadon Sancho, Gio Reyna and Raphael Guerreiro are unavailable due to minor injuries. The absence of Sancho, in particular, is a big blow, as the Englishman has six goals and three assists in last eight competitive outings.

THE BIG ONE!

Get those snacks and drinks on hand because you won't want to move from your seat once this one gets going! Bayern vs. Dortmund in the 104th Bundesliga Klassiker - it doesn't get any better than this!

Welcome!

Here you will find the most important information on the game between FC Bayern München and Borussia Dortmund on Matchday 24 of the 2020/21 Bundesliga season.