We'll have three minutes of time added on here and both teams look more concerned about losing than going out to grab the win late on.

Both sides are a touch tired here after an intense first 60 minutes or so and the defences are on top here. We could still one mistake or one special moment change this game in the final minutes.

Both sides are getting forward well through midfield and spotting spaces to exploit in the other's armour, but the passes in the final third have just been lacking so far.

Both sides going all-out fro the attack here. Both defences doing superbly so far to scupper the over, and it's leaving acres of space in midfield to be exploited. So much fun watching this one, but neither Bosz nor Flick will be satisfied.

The second half is underway in Leverkusen with all to play for!

We'll have three minutes of time added on at the end of this first half.

No chances on goal for either side yet but both have had good time on the ball. Most of the play is going towards Neuer's goal, but Bayern's defence standing firm even with Alaba pushed into midfield.

One of the head-to-head duels that will be most fascinating to watch this evening will be with Leon Bailey and Alphonso Davies. Both players having bags of speed and dribbling ability.

Leverkusen having some good early possession here and getting each player on the ball. Looking to remove any nerves they may be feeling for this big game.

The home side get us underway in Leverkusen.

What a way to end the season for Leverkusen and Bayern. A head-to-head clash at the top of the Bundesliga table. Settle in for this one, it's going to be special!

It was 1st and 2nd coming into the weekend for Leverkusen and Bayern. Leipzig earned a point earlier to go ahead of Bayern by a point, but this is a winner-takes-all game to decide who will top the Bundesliga into this year's shortened winter break.

Bailey has nine goals from his last nine competitive outings for Leverkusen. He’s also hit four goals in nine meetings with Bayern. Meanwhile, 15-goal top scorer Lewandowski has only scored four times in 17 Bundesliga games against Leverkusen, and just twice in nine for Bayern.

Incredibly, Bayern have gone behind in each of their last six Bundesliga games. Seven would be a record for the club, but it's worth noting that Bayern have also not lost any of those six games.

Leverkusen have won two of their three most recent Bundesliga meetings with Bayern, and have lost just three of their last 11 home league assignments against them (three wins, five draws).

Fit-again eight-goal top scorer Lucas Alario is waiting on the bench for his third successive substitute appearance, with Patrik Schick - with two goals and one assist in his last three - starting. Aleksander Dragovic is at right-back in place of the injured Lars Bender.

Flick's line-up this evening leaves a few questions to be answered. Both Lucas Hernandez and Alphonso Davies start, which means would could see Hernandez in the centre of defence if David Alaba is pushed into midfield. We could also see Davies on the left wing, with Alaba in the centre of defence and Corentin Tolisso alone in central midfield. We shall have to wait and see how they start!

Hradecky - Dragovic, Tah, Tapsoba, Sinkgraven - Wirtz, Baumgartlinger, Amiri - Bailey, Schick, Diaby

Lomb, Demirbay, Alario, Jedvaj, Wendell, Weiser, Gedikli, Bellarabi, Türkmen

Neuer (c) - Süle, Boateng, Hernandez, Davies - Tolisso, Alaba - Gnabry, Müller, Coman - Lewandowski

Nübel, Pavard, Kimmich, Sane, Costa, Choupo-Moting, Roca, Richards, Musiala

Bayern coach Hansi Flick is taking nothing for granted at the BayArena: “They’re a very good side and are on a really good run. They’re full of confidence and are in good form. The way they play is good. They keep possession and are able to impose themselves on games.”

Leverkusen head coach Peter Bosz gave his thoughts on the game at his pre-match press conference: “Bayern are a top team. They’re only one point behind us at the moment and are winning their games, even if they’re not doing so as convincingly as they did last year. But we’re on a run and are playing good football. We believe in ourselves.”

The Bayern central midfielder has been on the sidelines with injury in recent weeks, but has returned to training in the last few days and has not been confirmed as an absentee. Fellow midfielder Leon Goretzka is definitely out though, so Corentin Tolisso should start if coach Hansi Flick doesn't want to risk Kimmich yet. Leverkusen have a few injuries worries of their own, chiefly with Charles Aranguiz (Achilles tendon) and Sven Bender (knee) unable to play.

Bayern have won 48 of the 82 Bundesliga meetings between these teams so far. There have been 16 draws and 18 victories for Leverkusen, including in two of the three most recent games. With just 10 goals conceded in the Bundesliga coming into this one, the hosts have the second-meanest defence in the top-flight this term - only Leipzig (nine) have let in fewer.

What a treat we have in store in today's late game! The top two sides, separated by a single point, go head-to-head in a bid to sit at the league summit over the winter break, before Bundesliga action resumes again in exactly two weeks' time. Leverkusen are unbeaten in the league this term, and Bayern have conceded the first goal in each of their last six league outings, so it's not one you want to miss!

Here you will find the most important information on the game between Bayer 04 Leverkusen and FC Bayern München on Matchday 13 of the 2020/21 Bundesliga season.