Just a single minute of time added on at the end here.

The home side haven't clicked into gear here so far in the second half, with Bochum once again pressing high and finding their way forward with long balls.

The second half is underway in Leipzig with no changes for either side here at the Red Bull Arena.

We'll have two minutes of time added on at the end of this game.

Hartmann is going to have a look at this decision on the screen.

The ball is rolling in Leipzig for our evening entertainment with Bochum in town.

After the results already during this weekend's action, Leipzig know a win will take them into the top seven of the table. Bochum, meanwhile, could move six points clear of fellow promoted side Bochum at the bottom if they can earn a shock result here.

Seven points from six games represents Leipzig's worst-ever start to a Bundesliga season, but Jesse Marsch's side ran out big 6-0 winners over Hertha Berlin last weekend, of course.

Zoller has been directly involved in all four of Bochum's Bundesliga goals, scoring and assisting two between Matchdays 2-4. The Ruhr club haven't scored in his absence since he tore his cruciate ligament in training.

Adams, Gvardiol and Angelino come back in, having impressed on the left-hand side in Leipzig's crushing 6-0 win over Hertha Berlin last weekend. Silva is on the bench with Poulsen starting up front for his 300th Leipzig game. Olmo remains on the sidelines. Happily for Marsch - who is chasing only his second win as a Bundesliga head coach - Nkunku is in the form of his life. The former PSG midfielder has produced seven goals and three assists in nine competitive appearances so far this season.

Head coach Thomas Reis isn't exactly blessed in the personnel department, especially with talismanic striker Zoller out for the foreseeable future. Asano is a boost as he returns to lead a three-man attack today, however.

Gulacsi (c) - Klostermann, Simakan, Gvardiol - Adams, Haidara, Kampl, Angelino - Nkunku, Forsberg - Poulsen

Martinez, Mukiele, Henrichs, Szoboszlai, Moriba, Laimer, Brobbey, Silva, Novoa

Riemann - Bockhorn, Masovic, Bella-Kotchap, Soares - Tesche, Losilla (c), Rexhbecaj - Antwi-Adjei, Asano, Holtmann

Esser, Osterhage, Blum, Lampropoulos, Pantovic, Löwen, Polter

We'll have the official team news from both sides very shortly as the early fixtures in the Bundesliga are rounded up.

“Leipzig are sensational in transition,” warned Bochum head coach Thomas Reis at his pre-match media briefing. “They brutally exploit their opponents’ mistakes in the centre. They have shown how dangerous they are when you let them get into their game. They proved that impressively against Hertha. They are also very good at counter-pressing, but that also opens spaces at the back. We want to create chances. We know that we must deal with a very high individual quality, but we shouldn’t give away the points. We must do everything we can, everything has to fall into place: We want to annoy our opponents.”

“VfL Bochum have played better than their results imply so far this season,” said Leipzig head coach Jesse Marsch in his pre-match press conference. “Against an in-form VfL Wolfsburg [last week], they played with a man less for a long period but only narrowly lost. They know how to defend with intensity and can press well. They often stick tight to their opposition and can transition quickly. They are ready to battle for 90 minutes. They also pose a certain threat at set pieces.”

This will be the first Bundesliga meeting between these teams, although they have faced each other five times previously. Leipzig won all four matches in Bundesliga 2 between 2014 and 2016, while they also earned a 4-0 victory in the Round of 16 in the DFB Cup in February this year.

The promoted side have struggled so far in the top flight and have won just once, on Matchday 2 against Mainz. They've only drawn one though, losing four times - including all three away games - to sit second bottom of the standings. With Leipzig not yet hitting their stride either this term, this game could be a great opportunity to kick-start their campaign with a confidence-boosting result.

Leipzig are currently in mid-table on seven points, nine behind leaders Bayern Munich. After a hot-and-cold start to the season, Jesse Marsch's men looked to have got their frustration out of their system with a 6-0 thrashing of Hertha last week, but they then slipped to defeat - despite taking the lead - in the Champions League against Club Brugge on Tuesday. They need another victory here if the're to avoid losing further ground at the top.

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