Superb strike from Günter - low and hard across Nübel - and Freiburg are level!

Two of the like-for-like variety as Coman comes on for Sane in attack, and Sarr replaces Süle at right-back.

Alaba slots into the back four as Hernandez makes way for Roca. Tolisso's also on after recovering from a thigh injury sustained back in February. Messrs Schmid and Haberer replace Sallai and Petersen respectively for Freiburg.

Freiburg turn defence into attack, but Bayern recover the ground just as Grifo connects with his shot on the edge of the area, and it's deflected away. The champions go on the attack soon after, but Sane trips over himself under pressure from Kübler as he bears down on Flekken's goal.

We're midway through the first half, by the way. You might have noticed our automated clock isn't functioning - but we're working on it!

Big, big opportunity for that man Lewandowski. A Freiburg defender touches Alaba's square ball away from Müller, but in doing so sets up Lewandowski for a free shot at goal on the edge of the D. He has the entire goal-frame to aim for - and the time to take a touch - but side-foots wide first time.

Roland Sallai goes into the book after catching Davies in the face. The Hungary international will now miss Freiburg's final match of the season at Eintracht Frankfurt.

Süle stays up following a corner, and cuts a telling ball back across the six-yard area. Luckily for Freiburg, there isn't a Bayern shirt in sight and it's hoofed clear.

Freiburg over commit, and suddenly Bayern can break. Sane has men left and right, but goes it alone. He cuts onto his left foot, before whipping low, hard and narrowly wide from 18 yards.

Freiburg win a free-kick in the Bayern half. It's perfect for the right foot of top scorer Vincenzo Grifo, but the Italy international's in-swinger is neither cross nor shot, and Nübel can just watch it wide of his far post.

The ball's rolling in Freiburg. The hosts are in red and white; Bayern are in their change navy number. Can Lewy do it? He's on four yellow cards - if he gets booked, he'll be suspended for the final-day meeting with Augsburg.

"I think Robert Lewandowski is a real phenomenon," Jürgen Klinsmann told bundesliga.com this week. "He deserves all the credit in the world. I hope he can crack the record of Gerd Müller. He is one goal short. I wish it will be possible for him because it's a very special record, I mean, what Gerd Müller did in his time was phenomenal too. It was exceptional. Obviously, he was the biggest striker we had in Germany. So, he's a very, very special player and a special person but if he gets a chance to break that record, I think it would mean a lot."

Christian Streich makes one change to the Freiburg side that won 4-1 at Cologne last time out, with Baptiste Santamaria recalled in midfield at the expense of Yannik Keitel. With the title sewn up, Hansi Flick hands goakeeper Alexander Nübel his first Bundesliga start as a Bayern player. Niklas Süle replaces Benjamin Pavard at right-back, while Leroy Sane and Serge Gnabry come in on the flanks.

Flekken - Kübler, Lienhart, Gulde, Günter (c) - Sallai, Santamaria, Höfler, Grifo - Demirovic, Petersen

Uphoff, Schmid, Höler, Haberer, Heintz, Kwon, Jeong, Schlotterbeck, Keitel

Nübel - Süle, Boateng, Hernandez, Davies - Kimmich, Alaba - Sane, Müller (c), Gnabry - Lewandowski

Neuer, Pavard, Martinez, Choupo-Moting, Sarr, Roca, Tolisso, Coman, Musiala

Is this the day Gerd Müller's 40-goal single-season record goes under? Having scored 39 Bundesliga times this term and 18 in 17 career meetings with Freiburg, Robert Lewandowski will be quietly confident of at least equalling the eye-watering best mark, which has stood for almost 50 years.

Here you will find the most important information on the game between Sport-Club Freiburg and FC Bayern München on Matchday 33 of the 2020/21 Bundesliga season.