We'll have two minutes of time added on at the end of this one. Late drama?

This game has been breathless so far, and we still have plenty of time to go. Dani Olmo and Kevin Kampl are being readied on the sidelines for Leipzig.

Bayern are responding well having gone behind. Most of their play is worked down the wings, but Leipzig's defence is handling the barrage of crosses and attempted passes into Lewandowski well. While the Leipzig counter-attack continues to look dangerous.

The second half begins without a change to either side during the break. Let's see if we can get more of the same as that first-half again!

We're now into three minutes of time added on at the end of the first half.

Bayern's response to going behind was superb to then get two goals back themselves. Leipzig could have let their heads drop, but did the opposite. It's a to-and-fro game here in Munich and it's a fantastic watch.

Every touch of the ball is quickly met with a pressing opposition player here so far. It's been a brilliant fast-paced start to this game.

The away side get us underway in Munich.

In their four visits to the Allianz Arena, Leipzig have failed to score. 3-0, 2-0, 1-0, 0-0 so far. It's the 5th time in their nine meetings that these two face each other in the Bundesliga as the top two in the table.

One a cold December night in Munich, the heat is on at the Allianz Arena for this mouth-watering Saturday night meeting between Bayern and Leipzig. Both sets of players are getting their final instructions before we get things underway.

One of the key battles today will see Leipzig's French defender come up against Lewandowski. Upamecano has clocked the second-fastest sprint of any player in 2020/21 at 21.96 mph (35.34 km/h), second only to VfB Stuttgart’s Silas Wamangituka 22.00 mph (35.42 km/h). His ability to keep pace with Lewandowski will be crucial to Leipzig keeping Europe's Player of the Year quiet.

Leipzig have had more shots (150), won more penalties (five) and won more challenges (1051) than any other Bundesliga team this term. Sitting second in the table behind Bayern, Leipzig will want to show tonight that they can compete with the very best at the top of the German table.

Nagelsmann has picked up at least a point in five of his eight Bundesliga matches against Bayern (two wins, three draws). He has not lost against the Reds while in charge of Leipzig (two draws), while Leipzig have yet to score a goal at the Allianz Arena in the Bundesliga.

The only thing scarier than Lewandowski might just be a rested Lewandowski. Bayern's No.9 put his feet up during the week as the treble-winners earned a draw at Atletico, but now he's back. The Pole has five goals in eight Bundesliga matches against Leipzig, but has failed to score in four of those. Will he had to his season total of 12 so far in 2020/21?

It's never a good idea to try and guess a Leipzig line-up under Julian Nagelsmann. It could be a 4-3-3 today with no set striker on the pitch, or a 3-4-3 depending on how attacking Nagelsmann wants to set out his side.

Bayern come into the game two points clear of Leipzig, and - with their Champions League progress already assured - having had the luxury of resting not only Lewandowski but also Neuer for their midweek trip to Atletico Madrid. The heavyweight duo will return to Flick's starting XI, who'll be seeking to pick up a seventh win in an eight-game unbeaten Bundesliga run that has them in first place coming into the weekend's action. Joshua Kimmich returned to light training this week following his knee injury, but the Germany international remains on the sidelines. Alphonso Davies (ankle) joins him in the stands. Tolisso makes way for Martinez in central midfield with the Frenchman not fully recovered from a muscle strain, while Sane gets the nod over Gnabry out wide.

Leipzig's kept their European destiny in their own hands following a spectacular 4-3 win at Basaksehir on Wednesday, a match in which Upamecano played the full 90 minutes. The new France international will be in the visitors' backline again as Nagelsmann tries to replicate the tactical masterclass that earned his team a point and a clean sheet on their last visit to Munich, the only game Bayern failed to win in their imperious march through the second half of the 2019/20 treble-winning season. After missing the trip to Turkey for personal reasons, Nkunku is available again, though Sörloth is among those rested after the gruelling win in Turkey.

Bayern: Neuer (c) - Pavard, Süle, Boateng, Alaba - Martinez, Goretzka - Sane, Müller, Coman - Lewandowski

Subs: Nübel, Gnabry, Costa, Choupo-Moting, Sarr, Roca, Nianzou, Richards, Musiala

Gulacsi - Konate, Upamecano, Mukiele - Sabitzer (c), Adams, Haidara, Angelino - Forsberg, Kluivert - Nkunku

Martinez, Orban, Poulsen, Sörloth, Samardzic, Halstenberg, Olmo, Borkowski, Kampl

Julian Nagelsmann's side face an uphill battle today: Leipzig haven't scored against Bayern in Munich in any of their four previous visits. Overall, Die Roten Bullen have only won one of their eight Bundesliga encounters with Bayern, a 2-1 triumph in March 2018. The Reds have taken maximum points four times, while the three most recent games have all ended in draws.

Bayern coach Hansi Flick was able to leave Robert Lewandowski, Manuel Neuer and Leon Goretzka in Munich during the week, giving them a breather while the rest of the team travelled to Madrid for their UEFA Champions League match away to Atletico. That trio all look set to start today - could their freshness prove the difference in the closing stages against a Leipzig side that travelled to Turkey in the Champions League on Wednesday.

It's first against second in what has become one of the most eagerly anticipated fixtures of the season. Bayern top the table on 22 points, just two ahead of their visitors, and the home side have the best attack in the league with 31 goals in their nine league outings so far. However, they are coming up against the best defence in the top flight this term; Leipzig have only conceded six goals to date.

Here you will find the most important information on the game between FC Bayern München and RB Leipzig on Matchday 10 of the 2020/21 Bundesliga season.