Bayern have seven so far, will they leave the Allianz Arena with more goals to go with their three points?

No changes for either side heading into the second half as we get things back underway. Do Schalke have an answer, or are Bayern heading for three points to start the season?

We're now into just one minute of first half injury time.

Bayern finding more and more space when they move the ball forward, but no major chances beyond that of Lewandowski to speak about since Gnabry's opener. Schalke have had just 36 percent of possession but have also looked dangerous in attack. For them, the task is going to be in keeping the ball for longer periods.

Bayern in red, Schalke in blue. The 2020/21 season is off and running.

The players are out on the pitch, sadly there are still no fans in the stands but we know you're watching at home. After hearing the German national anthem we will get the new season underway. IT. IS. TIME.

This will be the 101st Bundesliga meeting between Bayern and Schalke. The defending champions have won 54 of those; Schalke 18, with 28 draws.

The former Schalke midfielder is looking in good form ahead of kick-off, less than 10 minutes away now!

The warm-ups are coming towards an end in Munich with only 15 minutes to go until kick-off. Can you spot your favourite player?

Bayern's recently crowned Player of the Year can put that trophy on his mantlepiece, alongside his Bundesliga, DFB Cup and UEFA Champions League medals from 2019/20. But the 32-year-old will only want more heading into the new campaign. Lewandowski scored four of his 34 Bundesliga goals last season against Schalke, including a hat-trick on Matchday 2 - how will he get on tonight?

Schalke fans will see their new striker in action tonight for the first time, and Goncalo Paciencia is already going through his paces at the Allianz Arena. He has faced Bayern Munich only once so far, and scored in Frankfurt's 5-1 drubbing of the champions early last season.

As if Schalke needed any more warning. The star of Bayern's treble win, Lewandowski has scored in the opening match of a Bundesliga season six times, only Klaus Fischer has done it more often (7). Meanwhile, the Poland international has scored in nine consecutive games against Schalke. Only Klaus Fischer, who scored in nine games in a row against VfB Sttutgart between 1969 and 1974, has managed the same against a single team.

He has a new number and an incentive to kick-start the season in style. A victory tonight will extend Joshua Kimmich's winning streak over Schalke to 10 games. The only players to have gone 10 games without dropping a point against a single team in Bundesliga history are Kimmich himself against Werder Bremen, Frank Baumann against Nuremberg and Jürgen Sobieray versus Fortuna Düsseldorf.

The sprinklers are on and both teams have arrived at the Allianz Arena. Warm-ups will be starting shortly as we get ready and raring to go for the first game of the new season.

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Hansi Flick has a new face in his Bayern starting line-up and it's a familiar one for Schalke fans - Leroy Sane is in. Meanwhile, David Alaba misses out with a muscular injury and so Niklas Süle and Jerome Boateng start in the centre of defence with Lucas Hernandez at left-back, in ahead of Alphonso Davies. Robert Lewandowski leads the line as expected, looking to continue his incredible form from last season in this new campaign.

Royal Blues head coach David Wagner has opted for a relatively attacking line-up at the Allianz Arena. There are plenty of returning faces with the likes of Ralf Fährmann, Sebastian Rudy, Nabil Bentaleb and Mark Uth all starting having spent parts of last season away on loan. Meanwhile, new loan signing Goncalo Paciencia leads the attack with Rabbi Matondo and Amine Harit in support.

Neuer (c) - Pavard, Süle, Boateng, Hernandez - Kimmich, Goretzka - Gnabry, Müller, Sane - Lewandowski

Ulreich, Nübel, Davies, Richards, Martinez, Cuisance, Tolisso, Musiala, Zirkzee

Fährmann - Rudy, Kabak, Stambouli (c), Oczipka - Serdar, Bentaleb - Uth, Harit, Matondo - Paciencia

Schubert, Mendyl, Becker, Thiaw, Schöpf, Raman, Ibisevic, Kutucu, Skrzybski

The story of the night beside the start of the season is almost certainly Leroy Sane's return to the Bundesliga. The former Schalke winger could line-up against his former side from the start to make his first Bayern Munich appearance since his arrival from Manchester City this summer. Check out the video below to learn more on his return to Germany.

With Thiago departed, the number six has become available at the Allianz Arena and there was only one man for the job: Joshua Kimmich. He takes the number for the start of the 2020/21 season, and he will be wearing his fresh jersey tonight in the season opener. You can find more on this new, and how Kimmich is out to define a new era at Bayern, on bundesliga.com.

Today, Bayern Munich said goodbye to a player who has lit up the Bundesliga during a trophy-laden seven-year spell. Thiago has joined Liverpool in the English Premier League, and the Bundesliga would like to wish him all the best for his future.

Below you can see how the first weekend looks with our opening game tonight before a blockbuster two days of action across Saturday and Sunday, with Borussia Dortmund vs. Borussia Mönchengladbach a highlight on Saturday evening.

Bundesliga fans, the wait has been shorter than usual in these very unusual times, but that doesn't mean we're any less excited to say that tonight, the 2020/21 Bundesliga season will begin! We're under one and a half hours from kick-off in Munich where defending champions - and treble winners - Bayern Munich will play host to Schalke for our opening match of the new campaign.

Here you will find the most important information on the game between FC Bayern München and FC Schalke 04 on Matchday 1 of the 2020/21 Bundesliga season.