Highlights

Matchday 9

FINAL

SIGNAL IDUNA PARK

FC Bayern München

ModesteAnthony Modeste

90' + 5'

90'

ComanKingsley Coman

MoukokoYoussoufa Moukoko

74'

53'

SanéLeroy Sané

33'

GoretzkaLeon Goretzka

D. Aytekin

SIGNAL IDUNA PARK

0:14

WATCH: NIKLAS SÜLE - 'TONY'S A TOP STRIKER'

0:34

WATCH: JULIAN NAGELSMANN'S TAKE

0:29

WATCH: EDIN TERZIC PRAISES MODESTE AND BVB SPIRIT

WATCH: JUDE BELLINGHAM - 'I HAVEN'T GOT THE WORDS'

0:13

WATCH: BELLINGHAM ON MUSIALA REUNION

0:36

WATCH: MATTHIJS DE LIGT ON 'TWO POINTS LOST'

90'

+ 6

Goal attempts

7off target

6on target

6off target

3on target

90'

+ 6

CLASSIC KLASSIKER

What. A. Game. Bayern looked to be cruising to victory with Goretzka and Sane goals giving the defending Bundesliga champions a 2-0 lead. But Dortmund weren't to be denied. Moukoko pulled one back with 16 minutes remaining. Coman was then sent off for the visitors and the hosts added the pressure that eventually led to Modeste's last gasp equaliser. Stunning.

Full-time

90'

+ 5

LATE LEVELLER !

Scenes! Neuer fists Bellingham's centre out. The ball is worked back into the mixer. Schlotterbeck does brilliantly to keep it in play and sends a cross to the far post where Modeste dips to head home an equaliser.

90'

+ 5

Anthony Modeste

GOAL!

2:2

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

69 %

90'

+ 3

FINAL BVB PUSH

Dortmund have a corner, Meyer is up for it. Bayern hack clear.

90'

+ 2

MORE BOOKINGS

Adeyemi and Sane go in hard on each other and both are yellow carded.

90'

+ 2

Yellow card

Leroy Sané

90'

+ 2

Yellow card

Karim Adeyemi

90'

COMAN SENT OFF

Coman pulls and then tugs some more at Adeyemi who is looking to escape. A free kick and here comes the referee. This is not going to be good news for Coman who was already booked. And there is the second yellow for the Bayern man.

90'

Second yellow card

Kingsley Coman

90'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes

Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.

Leroy Sané35.90km/h

Emre Can35.12km/h

Alphonso Davies34.79km/h

89'

HAZARD IN

Moukoko makes way for Thorgan Hazard as Dortmund make a last throw of the dice here.

89'

Substitution

Thorgan Hazard

Youssoufa Moukoko

86'

MAZRAOUI OFF TARGET

Mazraoui shoots over the top to take a little pressure off the visitors, who will have hoped they've stemmed the Dortmund tide.

86'

Pressure Handling

This Match Fact examines how successfully players perform under pressure. The percentage of "solved situations" indicates how often a player has freed himself from opponent pressure by dribbling, passing, scoring a goal or drawing a foul.

82%

Leon Goretzka

12 times under pressure

83'

BVB GO CLOSE

Dortmund are almost level! Adeyemi again flies down the flank and sends in the most inviting of crosses in for Modeste. The striker gets a touch - and not exactly the one he wanted - but Neuer is able to make the save.

82'

MANE BIDS FAREWELL

Mane's first-ever Klassiker comes to an end, with Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting on for the Senegalese striker.

82'

Substitution

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting

Sadio Mané

81'

BVB RECORD

Moukoko's goal means that Dortmund have now scored at least a goal in 39 consecutive home games in the Bundesliga: a new club record!

81'

xGoals

The xGoals value of a club is calculated from the sum of all goal probabilities (goals and shots on goal) of that team. During a match, it’s easy to see whether the club is performing better than expected (goals > xGoals) - or maybe even higher (xGoals > goals).

xGoals

0.68

1.19

Goals

78'

MOUKOKO MAKES HISTORY

Youssoufa Moukoko becomes Der Klassiker's youngest goalscorer at 17 years and 323 days!

77'

COMAN BOOKED

Coman slides in on Bellingham and the Bayern attacker is shown a yellow card.

77'

Yellow card

Kingsley Coman

76'

BVB BACK IN IT

Brilliant combination play from Modeste and Moukoko leads to the latter collecting a pass from the striker and digging out a shot that has Neuer well beaten. Game on!

74'

Youssoufa Moukoko

GOAL!

1:2

Goal probability

13 %

73'

GORETZKA SIGHTER

Goretzka is this close to scoring a third with a rasping shot that flashes just wide of the target.

73'

ADEYEMI PACE

Adeyemi shows Stanisic a clean pair of heels as he races through on the right. The young forward is forced out at the last, however. The subsequent BVB corner fails to creat a chance.

70'

MODESTE ON

Here comes big Anthony Modeste. Can the former Cologne striker pull BVB back into this game? The French forward has three career goals against Bayern. What Dortmund would give for one more of those now.

70'

Substitution

Anthony Modeste

Donyell Malen

69'

NO WAY THROUGH

Wolf and Brandt are working hard to get BVB back into this game but that final pass is just not coming off for the hosts. Bayern look relatively comfortable at the back too, as they defend their lead.

68'

Shots

Marius Wolf Leroy Sané

VISITING EFFICIENCY

The Bavarians scored twice with four shots on goal in this game.

64'

BAYERN TURNING THE SCREW

Sane and Musiala try to walk in Bayern's third. Meyer saves from the latter as BVB look very shaken. Edin Terzic's men need to regroup here.

63'

DE LIGT AND OUT

De Ligt's first Klassiker experience comes to an end with Nousair Mazraoui coming on for the Bayern central defender.

62'

Substitution

Noussair Mazraoui

Matthijs de Ligt

61'

Pressure Handling

52%

Jude Bellingham

23 times under pressure

61'

SANE ON FIRE

With nine goals in all competitions, Leroy Sane is Bayern's top scorer this season. The No.10 has netted four times in his last three games.

58'

GORETZKA BOOKED

Goretzka downs Moukoko from behind and that's a yellow card for the Bayern player.

57'

Yellow card

Leon Goretzka

57'

Goal attempts

4off target

3on target

2off target

2on target

54'

ADEYEMI ON

BVB coach Edin Terzic throws Karim Adeyemi into the action for his first taste of a Klassiker. The young Germany international will look to be an impact here with his side up against it.

54'

Substitution

Karim Adeyemi

Salih Özcan

53'

SANE MAKES IT TWO

Musiala's pass is helped into the path of Sane by Süle's touch. The Bayern man lets fly from distance and Meyer can only divert the ball into the top corner with his right hand. The keeper will be disappointed with that but Sane doesn't care as he wheels away in celebration.

53'

Leroy Sané

GOAL!

0:2

Goal probability

8 %

VISITORS STILL LEADING

That first-half Leon Goretzka goal has the defending Bundesliga champions a goal to the good right now. There looks to be more goals in this one, however, with both sides probing with intent.

49'

BAYERN COUNTER

Goretzka's shot is punched clear by Meyer, but straight to Mane, who heads wide of the upright.

47'

WOLF EFFORT

Wolf is straight into the action with an effort that Neuer palms over the crossbar. A strong start to the second half for the hosts.

46'

CHANGES GALORE !!

Changes on both sides at the break with Dortmund throwing Marius Wolf into the mix to replace Hummels. A triple swap from Bayern, meanwhile, sees Stanisic, Coman and Kimmich come into the mix.

46'

AWAY WE GO AGAN !

The second half is on. Can BVB come back into the Klassiker or will Bayern stretch their lead? We're about to find out.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 2

Substitution

Josip Stanišić

Alphonso Davies

45'

+ 2

Substitution

Kingsley Coman

Serge Gnabry

45'

+ 2

Substitution

Joshua Kimmich

Marcel Sabitzer

45'

+ 2

Substitution

Marius Wolf

Mats Hummels

45'

+ 2

BREAK TIME

That's the end of a pretty enthralling first half. Goretzka provided Bayern with the breakthrough as Jamal Musiala made it four assists for the season so far. BVB have had a couple of decent chances of their own, meaning there is all to play for in the second half. Don't go anywhere.

Half-time

43'

Passes

223

229

41'

CAN SEES YELLOW

Can chops down Gnabry and goes straight into the referee's notebook.

40'

Yellow card

Emre Can

38'

GORETZKA FIRST

Leon Goretzka's opener was the Bayern No's 8's first goal since April 2nd. He is also the 11th Bayern player to score this season.

36'

MALEN CHANCE

BVB respond, hustling Bayern out of possession on the right and working the ball into a central position. Brandt pokes a pass in for Malen whose shots is blocked out by Neuer.

34'

GORETZKA OPENER

There's the opening goal. Terrific work from Musiala who tricks and turns inside the box before cutting back to Goretzka outside the area. Goretzka fires low through a forest of legs and into the corner of the net.

33'

Leon Goretzka

GOAL!

0:1

Goal probability

3 %

33'

Goal attempts

1off target

1on target

1off target

0on target

31'

GUERREIRO HAS A GO

Guerreiro wellied in his team's opener against Sevilla from the left hand side in midweek and he has a go from a similar position here. Neuer will have felt that one sting his palms as the keeper parries out what was an impressive shot.

30'

MANE BLOCKS SANE

Sane winds up to shoot from distance and lets fly with an effort that hits teammate Mane. Frustrating for Bayern.

30'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.

Leroy Sané35.90km/h

Emre Can35.12km/h

Alphonso Davies34.79km/h

UNPREDICTABLE GAME

No goals but plenty of intrigue at the Signal Iduna Park so far. Impossible to predict which way this game will go at the moment.

25'

BRANDT CREATING

Brilliant work from Brandt who bounds down the right before arcing a tasty pass in for Moukoko. Upamecano is reading this all the way, however, and gets a crucial touch that allows Neuer to tidy up.

23'

xGoals

0.08

0.0

Goals

22'

MALEN MENACING

Malen gets his head down and runs at the Bayern defence. The BVB attacker slams a shot at goal which takes a deflection and bounces wide. The corner comes to nothing.

19'

SANE WAYWARD

Sane wide on the right sends a harmless cross all the way over and out of play. The Bayern No. 10 raises a hand in apology to his teammates.

18'

BAYERN SET PIECE

Davies wins a corner off Bellingham. Sabitzer takes but it's gone straight into the arms of Meyer.

15'

NO WAY THROUGH

A ball over the top finds Gnabry in a little space. Schlotterbeck ushers the Bayern man away from danger and the home fans let out a roar.

14'

ONE MORE YELLOW

Now. This game has some needle, no doubt. Bellingham fells his mate Musiala and the ref needs to come over and break up some handbags. Yellow card for Bellingham. The third booking of the game.

14'

Yellow card

Jude Bellingham

11'

DE LIGT YELLOW

De Ligt is called back for an earlier lunge on Bellingham, which sent the England international flying. Here comes the second yellow card for Bayern in these early stages.

11'

Yellow card

Matthijs de Ligt

Possession (%)

4555

OPENING EXCHANGES

It's all a little bit scrappy so far as both teams try to settle into the game. Schlotterbeck launches one from deep but the pass goes all the way through to Neuer. A shake of the head from the BVB defender.

BAYERN FANS BOUNCING

There are 8,000 visiting supporters here and they are making plenty of noise inside the stadium. The Dortmund faithful respond in kind. Cracking atmosphere.

SABITZER BOOKING

Sabitzer gets in an early reducer on Malen and the referee flashes a yellow card in the Bayern man's direction.

Yellow card

Marcel Sabitzer

KICK OFF

Away we go! Bayern kick off and the Klassiker is ON !!!

Kick-off!

PLAYERS ARE OUT

It's handshakes time. Manuel Neuer leads his Bayern side down the Dortmund line and then awaits his fellow captain, BVB's Mats Hummels, in the centre circle.

TEAMS IN TUNNEL

The stadium announcer is filling the crowd in on who is in both teams. We await the appearance of the players, who are gathering in the tunnel.

WHAT AN ATMOSPHERE!

There are 81,000 fans inside a packed Signal Iduna Park. The majority of those in attendance are currently belting out a terrific rendition of You'll Never Walk Alone.

FUN FACT !

For the first time since 2012/13, Bayern have no ex-Dortmund players in their squad. At BVB, on the other hand, three ex-Bayern players start today: Can, Hummels and Süle.

0:14

BVB LOCKER-ROOM READY

With kick-off not long away now, it's time for a quick peek inside the Borussia Dortmund dressing room.

MUSIALA THREAT

Bellingham is good mates with Jamal Musiala, Bayern's 19-year-old attacking pearl and leading marksman in the Bundesliga with five top-flight goals to his name to date. Throw in the Stuttgart native's three assists in the division and it's easy to see why Dortmund will have their work cut out trying to keep the Germany international quiet here.

JUDE BELLINGHAM WATCH

It wasn't just Moukoko who impressed during BVB's midweek win in Sevilla, of course. The Black-and-Yellows were on it collectively against the Liga side but there was that little bit of extra praise from around Europa for Jude Bellingham, who scored a spellbinding goal in his team's 4-1 win in Spain. The eyes of the world will once again be on the England man in today's Klassiker.

TEAM NEWS - DORTMUND

Mats Hummels, Niklas Süle and Nico Schlotterbeck all start for Dortmund today, the first time they have all been on the pitch from the off for BVB. Hummels comes in for Thomas Meunier, while Donyell Malen replaces Karim Adeyemi in attack. Youssoufa Moukoko is preferred to Anthony Modeste up front, the youngster having impressed in the Champions League against Sevilla. If the 17-year-old scores today he would become the youngest Klassiker scorer of all time!

TEAM NEWS - BAYERN

Julian Nagelsmann has made two changes to his side following the Champions League win over Plzen in midweek, with Benjamin Pavard replacing Noussair Mazraoui at right-back and Marcel Sabitzer coming in for Ryan Gravenberch in central midfield. Thomas Müller is absent due to illness, while Joshua Kimmich begins on the bench following illness of his own.

FIRST FOR MANE

Not only is this a maiden Klassiker appearance for Bayern forward Sadio Mane, it is also his first competitive game against Dortmund in his career.

0:09

WATCH: PERFECT CONDITIONS IN DORTMUND

DORTMUND STARTING XI

Meyer - Süle, Hummels (c), Schlotterbeck, Guerreiro - Can, Bellingham, Özcan - Malen, Brandt - Moukoko

DORMTUND SUBS

Kobel, Hazard, Wolf, Modeste, Adeyemi, Passlack, Rothe, Coulibaly, Papadopoulos

BAYERN STARTING XI

Neuer (c) - Pavard, Upamecano, de Ligt, Davies - Goretzka, Sabitzer - Sane, Musiala, Mane - Gnabry

BAYERN SUBS

Ulreich, Schenk, Kimmich, Coman, Choupo-Moting, Gravenberch, Tel, Mazraoui, Stanisic

NAGELSMANN'S BVB TAKE

Here's how visiting coach Julian Nagelsmann sees Borussia Dortmund from an attacking point of view. "They try to give the opponent more space in areas where there is no risk of scoring and then strike on the counter attack," Bayern's coach explained. "In the final third, they create a lot of good give-and-go situations with their talented players who keep sprinting behind the lines and who are served with good, deep passes."

TERZIC CALLS ON FANS

BVB boss Edin Terzic said today's hosts, "Will need the energy that the fans can give us," in today's colossal Klassiker encounter. Terzic didn't want to put all of the onus on those watching inside Signal Iduna Park, however, with the 39-year-old adding, "Equally, it is our responsibility to show our opponents from the beginning that we want to leave the pitch as winners."