Bayern's attacking class tells, but Neuer had a big hand in the leaders' fourth straight league win. They go 10 clear, ahead of Leipzig's meeting with Leverkusen.

It's all going on in Munich. Bayern are still celebrating their second goal - a move started and finished by Müller following some clever footwork from Lewandowski - when Kramaric reduces the arrears with a fine first-time finish from Bebou's right-wing cross. Superb end to the half!

Bebou's in behind the Bayern defence again, but Boateng recovers ground to cut out the cross ahead of Kramaric. Bayern go up the other end with Müller crossing for Kimmich, who loops a deflected effort into the arms of Baumann.

Bayern are in their customary red; Hoffenheim are decked in a change strip of all white.

Bayern beat Hoffenheim 6-0 away last season, but lost 2-1 on home soil. Sargis Adamyan was the unlikely hero, scoring a brace on his full Bundesliga debut. The Armenian is on the bench today. Die Kraichgauer's overall league record against the record champions is: W4, D5, L16. If TSG win today, they would become the first club since the 2010/11 season (Gladbach & Dortmund) to pick up six points against the record champions in one campaign.

Andrej Kramaric's return to form is a big part of Hoffenheim's improving run of form. The 29-year-old has hit back-to-back braces, and has now been involved in 14 of Hoffenheim's 28 league goals so far this season, scoring 12 - including two against Bayern on Matchday 2. He's also fresh off becoming the Bundesliga's record Croatian scorer, on 74 goals.

Bundesliga leaders Bayern could move as many as 10 points clear of the chasing pack with a win. Second-placed RB Leipzig are also in action against third-in-the-table Leverkusen today. A positive result for Hoffenheim, meanwhile, would extend their unbeaten run to five and push them a step closer to the top half.

Lewandowski joined Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Zlatan Ibrahimovic among the only active players in world football to have scored 500 career goals with his brace in the 4-0 win over Schalke last weekend. With 18 games played, the Pole has struck 23 times, putting him well on course to break Gerd Müller's 40-goal single-season record of 1971/72.

Hoeneß knows Bayern well, having spent a few years between the youth and U19 teams. He took over the newly promoted reserves in time for the 2019/20 3. Liga campaign, steering the club from 15th at Christmas to champions on the final day, thanks to an eye-catching haul of 43 points from a possible 57 during the second half of the season. So it's perhaps no wonder he was able to set up his Hoffenheim side to deliver such an emphatic win over his old employers back in September.

With Leon Goretzka and Javi Martinez unavailable, Marc Roca partners Joshua Kimmich in central midfield - the Spaniard's third Bundesliga appearance, and first start. Benjamin Pavard is recalled at right-back in place of Niklas Süle, while Alphonso Davies continues on the opposite flank. Ron-Thorben Hoffmann assumes the goal of back-up goalkeeper, after Alexander Nübel was ruled out for a month due to an ankle ligament injury.

Sebastian Hoeneß names the same starting line-up that won 3-0 against Cologne last time out, with teenager Marco John continuing in midfield. Kevin Vogt and Florian Grillitsch are only fit enough for a place on the bench, but the game comes too soon for Tottenham Hotspur loanee Ryan Sessegnon.

Neuer (c) - Pavard, Boateng, Alaba, Davies - Kimmich, Roca - Gnabry, Müller, Coman - Lewandowski

Hoffmann, Süle, Sane, Costa, Choupo-Moting, Sarr, Hernandez, Richards, Musiala

Baumann (c) - Adams, Nordtveit, Posch - Gacinovic, Samassekou, John - Rudy, Baumgartner - Bebou, Kramaric

Pentke, Kaderabek, Dabbur, Grillitsch, Belfodil, Vogt, Adamyan, Bogarde, Beier

Here you will find the most important information on the game between FC Bayern München and TSG Hoffenheim on Matchday 19 of the 2020/21 Bundesliga season.