It's all over. Bayern have drawn their third game in a row and the Bundesliga table is looking very interesting as a result. The hosts led through a Leroy Sane opener in the first half but Eintracht battled back and scored through who else but Randal Kolo Muani. Bayern top the standings by a point from Union Berlin. Eintracht are in fifth, five points behind the Bavarians.

Musiala has a pop at one end which goes over while Sow's subsequent strike is stopped by Sommer.

Away we go in the second half, Bayern getting us back underway.

A very entertaining half ends with Bayern in front, Leroy Sane with the game's only goal thus far. This one is still very much alive so don't go anywhere!

Upamecano should really have made it 2-0. The defender gets to the back post unmarked but never gets his attempted header right and the ball bounces wide.

Big moment for Bayern. Kimmich's long-range shot is parried by Trapp, who stops again from Müller on the rebound.

Bayern were already on their way to victory by this stage in the corresponding fixture in Frankfurt at the start of the season. Today's hosts eventually won that game 6-1. This game has an altogether different feel.

This Matchday 18 encounter has started at a good pace. Bayern are bossing it in terms of early possession but Frankfurt are well set up to counter.

Away we go in Bavaria! Eintracht get the ball rolling and it's game on.

Both Bayern and Eintracht have made their way out onto the pitch. The players acknowledge the fans and now it's time for the handshakes ...

The Allianz Arena is buzzing as we edge ever closer to go time. Will Bayern manage to bag their first win of 2023 or can Eintracht stun the hosts and take all three points, just as they did here in October 2021? We're soon to start finding out!

Lest we forget, we've got the Bundesliga's leading players in terms of goal involvements going head to head here. Bayern's Jamal Musiala has nine goals and six assists to his name this term while Frankfurt's Randal Kolo-Muani is on six goals and 10 assists for the campaign.

Frankfurt are showing four changes to their starting line-up at the Allianz Arena. Kevin Trapp returns in goal while Aurelio Buta, Sebastian Rode and Makoto Hasebe also make it in from the get go.

Ramaj, Smolcic, Jakic, Alidou, Kamada, Borre, Alario, Chandler, Lenz

Trapp – Tuta, Hasebe, N'Dicka – Buta, Sow, Rode (c), Knauff - Lindstrom, Götze - Kolo Muani

Ulreich, Pavard, Gnabry, Wanner, Sabitzer, Blind, Gravenberch, Tel, Ibrahimovic

Sommer – Stanisic, Upamecano, De Ligt, Davies – Kimmich – Sane, Müller, Musiala, Coman – Choupo-Moting

Here's Eintracht coach Oliver Glasner on what his side need to do at the Allianz Arena this evening: "We have to be compact and exploit the spaces afforded to us by winning our running duels and developing a goal threat. They usually commit a lot of players forward, which creates spaces for us. We want to make life difficult for them with the qualities at our disposal."

Eintracht picked up maximum points on their last visit to Munich back in October 2021. That was a rare win for the Eagles at the home of the record champions, however. Bayern have had more home triumphs against Eintracht in Germany's top flight than against any other club, today's hosts winning 41 of 51 league encounters between the sides in Bavaria.

It's the Bundesliga, it's Matchday 18 and it's Bayern against Eintracht! Could you ask for a more mouthwatering fixture for your Saturday evening's entertainment? Stick with us over the next few hours for all the latest from both camps as we count down to kick off.