Unless something changes here, Dortmund will take all three points in the Revierderby for the second time in a row and inflict a 21st match in a row without victory on Schalke.

The second half is off and running with no changes for either side.

Schalke are here for a battle today as the next tackle comes in, this one from Thiaw on Reyna. He's not shown a yellow card but it's a warning for the teenage defender.

It's all Dortmund here so far in terms of possession but Schalke look happy with that. Manuel Baum's side will work with the counter-attack and look to frustrate the Dortmund attack.

The ball is rolling in Dortmund for the first Revierderby of the season.

You'll Never Walk Alone is ringing around the Signal Iduna Park and kick-off is just minutes away. Grab your drinks and your snacks, it's time for the Main Event of the evening. The Revierderby!

Speaking to Sky in Germany before the game, Dortmund's head coach has confirmed the home side will line-up with a four-man defence. "It's something we worked on in the summer break and we want to try something new today." That means Delaney is in defensive midfield next to Dahoud, with Meunier and Guerreiro playing as full-backs.

Schalke's Benjamin Stambouli has not tasted defeat in any of the six Revierderbies he has played in, winning two and drawing four. The Royal Blues' good luck charm is waiting on the bench today.

Mats Hummels is unbeaten in his last 11 encounters with Schalke for both Dortmund and Bayern, winning eight and drawing three.

We'll have to wait and see exactly how BVB line up today with the potential for a switch in set-up. It could be a three or four-man defence, with Mats Hummels and Manuel Akanji the only centre-backs involved. Thomas Delaney will either line up in defence or midfield, and that will be our sign. Meanwhile, Marco Reus is on the bench with an attack of Jadon Sancho, Julian Brandt and Gio Reyna supporting Erling Haaland in attack. Mahmoud Dahoud is also in to start, with both Axel Witsel and Jude Bellingham on the bench.

Manuel Baum has made some defensive movements for today. Malick Thiaw is in to start in defence, alongside Salif Sane and Matija Nastasic. Meanwhile, Rabbi Matondo partners Goncalo Paciencia in attack looking to make the most of his blistering pace. Omar Mascarell, Nabil Bentaleb and Amine Harit make up the Royal Blue midfield.

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Bürki - Meunier, Hummels (c), Akanji, Guerreiro - Dahoud, Delaney - Sancho, Brandt, Reyna - Haaland

Hitz, Morey, Hazard, Reus, Reinier, Bellingham, Piszczek, Witsel, Passlack

Rönnow - Ludewig, Thiaw, Sane, Nastasic, Oczipka - Mascarell (c), Bentaleb - Harit - Matondo, Paciencia

Langer, Mendyl, Raman, Ibisevic, Kutucu, Stambouli, Skrzybski, Schöpf, Bozdogan

The all-important team news will be with us in moments as we get ready for the big game this evening.

Schalke collected their first point of the season just in time for the derby trip to the Signal Iduna Park. Eintracht Frankfurt loanee Goncalo Paciencia came off the bench to head his side level against Union Berlin on Sunday, ending a seven-game losing run, but Manuel Baum is still looking for his first victory with the club - which would also be their first in 20 games. Form does tend to go out of the window in these derbies, with both sides enjoying two victories in their last five meetings. That second-half header from Paciencia could earn him a start this weekend ahead of Vedad Ibisevic, while Mark Uth is working his way back after a muscular injury. Kilian Ludewig made an impressive debut at right-back and should keep his place. Suat Serdar and Ozan Kabak are among those missing.

Dortmund will be looking to build on their domestic form when they come up against Revierderby rivals Schalke on Saturday evening. A 1-0 win at Hoffenheim last time out - with Haaland and captain Marco Reus coming off the bench to combine for the only goal of the game - made it three Bundesliga wins from four. A disappointing defeat followed in their UEFA Champions League group stage opener at Lazio on Tuesday, though, despite Haaland scoring his 22nd goal in just 25 appearances for BVB. The 20-year-old forward - who found the net in his side's 4-0 defeat of the Royal Blues in this fixture last season - will almost certainly return to the starting line-up this weekend. Reus scored his first of the season in that Hoffenheim win and started at the Stadio Olympico in midweek, but his fitness level and the fact that Gio Reyna was only a late substitute in Rome could see the American start ahead of the Dortmund No.11. Elsewhere, Manuel Akanji is back after isolating following the international break and should slot into a three-man backline alongside Mats Hummels and a fit-again Lukasz Piszczek.

Here you will find the most important information on the game between Borussia Dortmund and FC Schalke 04 on Matchday 5 of the 2020/21 Bundesliga season.