We're now into three minutes of time added on here in Munich.

Bellingham and Morey are on for Delaney and Zagadou here, while Martinez is on for Boateng.

The ball is rolling for the second half with no changes at the break.

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

The ball is rolling in Munich with the home side getting us underway.

We're moments away from kick-off in Der Klassiker. Take your seats, settle in and enjoy the game!

As we've mentioned, the defending champions have dropped off the top of the table for now after Leipzig's win earlier. Bayern are the league’s 67-goal top scorers, though, and it’s over a year since they failed to fire in the Bundesliga (0-0 against RB Leipzig on 9 February 2020).

"Games against Dortmund are always special. Since I've been here, they've always been our fiercest rivals. We're ahead of them in the table, but Dortmund have the quality to compete at the top. That's why mentality might make the difference in the end, so we have to show we really want it."

Dortmund's No.9 has his say on his opposite number as two of world football's top strikers go head-to-head for third time ever in the Bundesliga. "Bayern are a fantastic team, but Lewandowski is crazy. Whenever I score, I think 'I'm one goal closer to him'. Then he goes and scores a hat-trick. What he's doing is mad. I can learn a lot from him."

Bayern are the league’s 67-goal top scorers. It’s over a year since they failed to fire in the Bundesliga (0-0 against RB Leipzig on 9 February 2020).

Dortmund are looking to do something they have not managed since the season they last won the title, in 2012/13, and win at the Allianz Arena. BVB have lost their last six league games in Munich.

Gnabry, who marked his return from injury with a late brace, is on the bench once again with Sane preferred on the right-hand side of the attack, while Coman replaces 18-year-old Musiala on the opposite flank. Süle continues at right-back, with Pavard having only returned to training in midweek following illness.

Interim coach Terzic will have been delighted to beaten Gladbach in the DFB Cup inside 90 minutes, but it came at the cost of in-form Sancho as well as Guerreiro - the pair having come away with muscular complaints. Germany left-back Schulz fills the Guerreiro void, while Hazard comes into the front three behind Haaland. With Witsel still out, Dahoud joins Delaney in the centre of midfield.

Neuer (c) - Süle, Boateng, Alaba, Davies - Kimmich, Goretzka - Sane, Müller, Coman - Lewandowski

Hoffmann, Gnabry, Martinez, Choupo-Moting, Sarr, Hernandez, Roca, Dantas, Musiala

Hitz - Meunier, Hummels, Zagadou, Schulz - Can, Delaney - Reus (c), Dahoud, Hazard - Haaland

Bürki, Morey, Moukoko, Brandt, Reinier, Bellingham, Piszczek, Tigges, Passlack

The all-important team news is official for Bayern and Dortmund, and here it is...

RB Leipzig's 3-0 win away to Freiburg just now has taken them to the top of the Bundesliga standings, one point ahead of Bayern now.

“We’re at the top of the table and we want to stay there,” said Bayern coach Flick at his media briefing before the game. “We want to beat Dortmund and that’s the approach we’re taking into it. “Everyone is highly motivated against one of the top teams in Germany. We’ll need to be at our best, and be in the fight right from the start.”

“We’ll need to be wide awake from the off,” said Terzic at his pre-match press conference. “If we lose possession in the middle they can score right away. They’ve also been dangerous from set-pieces against us, so we’ll need to be careful there. There will be things we can’t prevent from happening, but we’ll need to show a good reaction. The most important thing is that we do things they can’t precent from happening. We want to play with courage and togetherness out on the pitch in Munich.”

Hansi Flick's men haven't been at their best in terms of dominating games of late, but they've still been picking up results. Since losing back-to-back games in January - to Gladbach in the league and Kiel in the cup - Bayern have won nine of their subsequent 11 competitive fixtures (including winning the FIFA Club World Cup), drawing one and losing one - to Eintracht Frankfurt on Matchday 22.

Edin Terzic's men come into this game in good shape and they are unbeaten in their last five games in all competitions, a run that has included four wins. That includes a Champions League triumph away to Sevilla and a victory away to Gladbach in the DFB Cup quarter-finals on Tuesday. BVB defeated Arminia Bielefeld 3-0 last week in the Bundesliga, a result that kept them in fifth place, 13 points behind Bayern.

Bayern have the edge historically, having won 49 of the 103 Bundesliga meetings between these sides. Dortmund have triumphed just 25 times, while there have been 29 draws. The Reds have won each of the last four league matches against BVB, scoring 13 and conceding just two in that period. Bayern have won each of their last six Klassiker games in Munich.

We'll have the confirmed line-ups a bit nearer kick-off, but we already know that Dortmund are without several key players for this one. Axel Witsel would normally start in central midfield, but he remains sidelined with an Achilles injury, while centre-back Manuel Akanji is out with a muscle tear. Not only that, but the club confirmed that Jadon Sancho, Gio Reyna and Raphael Guerreiro are unavailable due to minor injuries. The absence of Sancho, in particular, is a big blow, as the Englishman has six goals and three assists in last eight competitive outings.

Get those snacks and drinks on hand because you won't want to move from your seat once this one gets going! Bayern vs. Dortmund in the 104th Bundesliga Klassiker - it doesn't get any better than this!

Here you will find the most important information on the game between FC Bayern München and Borussia Dortmund on Matchday 24 of the 2020/21 Bundesliga season.