The final whistle has gone in Dortmund but the fun doesn't stop there! We'll shortly be bringing you reaction from the Signal Iduna Park, and in the meantime you can check out our match reports from the other afternoon kick-offs, including Augsburg-Bayern. Then, in just under an hour, Gladbach and Leipzig will be going head-to-head at Borussia-Park, and we'll have live text coverage on our dedicated match page.

At just 17, Youssoufa Moukoko already knows what it feels like to be a match winner in the Revierderby - this is no doubt a game that the teenage sensation will remember for many years to come. Dortmund made heavy weather of it, needing almost 80 minutes to find a way past the impressive Alexander Schwolow, but they got the job done in the first sold-out Revierderby at the Signal Iduna Park in over three years. As an added bonus, they go top of the table on 15 points.

We're into second-half stoppage time, with BVB on the attack again...

The shape of the game has been more or less what you might have expected, with Dortmund dominating against an inexperienced Schalke side. However, the hosts failed to make the most of their opportunities and unfortunately lost captain Reus to a suspected ankle injury midway through the half. Their best chance fell to Bellingham, after a cross from the impressive Malen, but the England midfielder saw his close-range header brilliantly palmed away by Schwolow.

... but Mohr overcooks the delivery and referee Felix Brych blows for half-time.

A roar goes up from more than 80,000 fans packed into the Signal Iduna Park as the Revierderby gets underway. Both teams are in their traditional colours: black and yellow for Dortmund, royal blue for Schalke.

The 99th Bundesliga Revierderby is imminent!

Marco Reus (250 Bundesliga games for Dortmund) and Jude Bellingham (100 games for the club in all competitions) aren't the only men celebrating a milestone outing today. Midfielder Marius Wolf will be playing his 50th Bundesliga match for BVB.

According to reports at the Signal Iduna Park, Raphael Guerreiro is out today with a muscle injury, although the club have yet to confirm. The Portuguese international was also missing against Hoffenheim earlier this month due to illness.

Schalke coach Frank Kramer, on the other hand, keeps faith with the 11 players who started in last Saturday's 3-1 win over Bochum.

BVB boss Edin Terzic makes four changes from the Manchester City defeat, with Brandt, Malen, Schlotterbeck and Wolf coming into the line-up. Can, Reyna and Süle all drop to the bench, while Guerreiro has not been named in the squad. More info on his absence as and when we get it.

Fährmann, Aydin, Greiml, Karaman, Kral, Latza, Ouwejan, Polter, Zalazar

Lotka, Süle, Rothe, Reyna, Hazard, Can, Passlack, Moukoko, Adeyemi

Schwolow - Matriciani, van den Berg, Yoshida, Mohr - Krauß, Flick - Larsson, Drexler, Bülter - Terodde (c)

Meyer - Meunier, Hummels, Schlotterbeck, Wolf - Bellingham, Özcan - Brandt, Reus (c), Malen - Modeste

Dortmund captain Marco Reus is set to make his 250th Bundesliga appearance for the club today, while Jude Bellingham, at the age of just 19, will play his 100th game for BVB in all competitions. Can the midfield duo celebrate their milestones with a win? Remember, Dortmund are currently fifth in the table (12 points), while promoted Schalke are 13th (six points).

Mats Hummels has won nine of his previous 19 Bundesliga meetings with Schalke, putting him one shy of the all-time record holder Michael Zorc. Today, the BVB defender will be looking to equal the club's former sporting director, who won 10 of his 23 Revierderby clashes against the Royal Blues.

Dortmund are on a run of 99 Bundesliga games without a goalless draw. In fact, the last time it happened was in the Revierderby, when they travelled to Schalke on 26 October 2019. History suggests it could happen again today; there have been more 0-0 scorelines between Dortmund and Schalke (11) than any other top-flight pairing. Then again, BVB have won the last three meetings 4-0, 3-0 and 4-0, and you can guarantee they'll be out for Royal Blue blood after defeats to Leipzig and Manchester City.

"We're fiercely excited about the derby," said BVB boss Edin Terzic. "We know how important it is for our fans and the region, we're aware of the responsibility on our shoulders. The derby is the most important game and we know we have to win it. We also want to win it, to keep ourselves up towards the top of the table. We showed a lot of positive stuff in the game against Manchester City. If we can put the same energy into our performance against Schalke, we should be able to play some very nice football."

"It's vital that we are focused on the game, and turn our emotions into energy," said Schalke head coach Frank Kramer. "We will need everything we've got: passion, resilience, and determination. And we're going to need every single of us to do it."

Dortmund are fifth in the table after six matches, only two points behind Bundesliga leaders Union Berlin. They lost 3-0 in Leipzig last time out - their second defeat alongside four league wins this term - and face Manchester City in the UEFA Champions League three days before the visit of Schalke. For their part, the 12th-placed Royal Blues are fresh off their first top-flight win since being promoted as Bundesliga 2 champions - a 3-1 triumph over Ruhr district rivals Bochum. They've drawn three and lost their other two.

Hands up if you missed the Revierderby in 2021/22? Thought so! Lucky for you, the wait is over. Borussia Dortmund vs. Schalke is back for the 99th rendition in Bundesliga history. Stay tuned!