Cologne will be very disappointed to have surrendered a two-goal lead at home - which would have seen them climb up to 9th in the table. Instead, Mainz produced an inspired comeback with clinical finishing from Awoniyi and Kunde to bring the game level. Mainz now have a four-point gap between themselves and Fortuna Düsseldorf behind them in the relegation play-off spot.

We're into four minutes of added time here in Cologne. Can we get a winner in the final minutes?

Fresh legs brought on by both sides with two substitutions for the home side and three for Mainz. Who can become a hero and get the winning goal here?

Cordoba glances a header just wide of the far post at one end, while Quaison almost pokes home beyond Horn at the near post of the Cologne goal for Mainz. Both sides going all out for a winning goal.

Mainz have had a better last 10 minutes and were able to find the net with that tidy goal, orchestrated by the pass from Quaison. Cologne need to answer back now by nullifying the pressure or scoring another goal themselves. Still just over 20 minutes to play here in the Cologne sunshine.

We're back underway in Cologne and a change at the break for the home side with Dominick Drexler on in place of Jan Thielmann.

Mark Uth's first-ever Bundesliga penalty has the home side ahead, and in front since the sixth minute, but both side have had good chances and openings to add to the scoring here. A change of formation has given Mainz for attacking impetus, but Robin Quaison has not been involved enough so far for their liking, and that will need to change if they want to get back into this game in the second half.

We'll have two minutes of added time here at the end of the first half.

Since going behind, the game has certainly been in the control of Mainz. Horn has only been forced into a couple of saves, though, and the away side will want to make the most of the pressure they are building before too long.

Cologne get the game underway here with the sun shining down on the RheinEnergieStadion.

Both sides are out on the pitch with kick-off just minutes away now.

Fans of the home side today have donated kits, scarfs and even teddy bears to the club to place in the stands which have been placed together to read out "FC" in support of the team today. It can be seen to one side of the pitch and will surely push the home side on today with no fans themselves allowed in the stadium.

With 12 goals in 24 Bundesliga appearances this season, Mainz top scorer Quaison is averaging a goal every other game. The Sweden international scored a thunderous strike in the reverse fixture in Mainz's 3-1 win. And in two of the eight games he has found the net, Quaison has bagged a hat-trick.

The 28-year-old South Korean forward will finally make his debut for Mainz today having been plagued by injuries this season. The striker had actually joined Mainz at the start of this season, but had been unable to play a single game for his new side such has been his run of luck. It's also his first Bundesliga in almost exactly a year - his last appearance coming on 18 May, 2019.

If the table were based purely on the second half of the season, Cologne would be fourth in the standings. It has been an incredible turn around under Markus Gisdol which has seen the Billy Goats win five of their last six matches at home, only losing to Bayern Munich in that period. Two key components of their success - Mark Uth and Jhon Cordoba - start today. Uth has scored more goals against Mainz than any other club, while Cordoba joined Cologne from Mainz and is without a goal in three games against his former employers.

For Achim Beierlorzer there has been heavy rotation with some players seemingly struggling for match fitness. Seven changes in all, with Florian Müller in goal for Robin Zentner - who is out for the season with a knee injury. Jean-Paul Boetius makes his first start in the Bundesliga since Matchday 20, while Kunde Malong will make his 50th Bundesliga appearance today.

Three changes made by Gisdol from their last outing for this game. Jan Thielmann, Noah Katterbach and Sebastian Bornauw all come in with Kingsley Ehizibue, Jorge Mere and Ismail Jakobs dropping out. The latter had hope of passing fit for this game, but has not been risked for today. It's a big chance for Thielmann to impress - the 17-year-old will turn 18 next week and this is his first start for the club since Matchday 19.

Horn - Schmitz, Bornauw, Leistner, Katterbach - Skhiri, Hector (c) - Kainz, Uth, Thielmann - Cordoba

Kessler, Ehizibue, Voloder, Höger, Schindler, Rexhbecaj, Drexler, Terodde, Modeste

Müller - St. Juste, Fernandes, Niakhate (c) - Baku, Kunde, Boetius, Martin- Onisiwo, Quaison - Ji

Dahmen, Bruma, Brosinski, Latza, Öztunali, Barreiro, Awoniyi, Szalai, Burkhardt

Welcome along to the match centre for the game Köln vs. Mainz from matchday 26 of the 2019/20 Bundesliga season at the RheinEnergieSTADION. Check back here for full information on the match.