We're now into three minutes of time added on at the end of this game.

Leipzig have had nine shots in this second half to Bayern's zero. But still, the score remains the same.

It's been all Leipzig so far in the second half with Gulacsi untested, but the Bayern defence up the pitch is making life difficult for the home side now. Bayern showing their experience for these big games.

A half-time change for Leipzig sees Kluivert come on for Forsberg as we get the second half rolling.

50-50 in terms of possession but most of it has come in the Bayern half in the opening minutes. Adams/Sabitzer vs. Kimmich/Goretzka is going to be a fun battle to watch in midfield.

The ball is rolling in Leipzig and we are underway!

We have a short delay to kick-off here in Leipzig with a hole in the net which Neuer will be standing in front of in this first half. He's looking to fix the problem with his towel.

Will the title race continue, or will we see Bayern take one step closer to an eighth straight Bundesliga title? We're about to find out...

Each of the last four meetings between these two teams has ended in a draw.

Leipzig are currently on the longest unbeaten run in the Bundesliga and have picked up 22 from a possible 24 points. Bayern have won each of their last four games. A win for Bayern would take them seven points clear at the top of the table. Such a lead at this stage of the season has never been overturned.

Just as he did in the reverse fixture, Nagelsmann decides against starting an out-and-out striker with Forsberg leading the line, supported by Olmo and Nkunku. Adams is in a central midfield role with Mukiele at right wing-back, while a three-man defence is made up of Klostermann and Orban either side of Upamecano.

Lewandowski has been ruled out for around four weeks with a knee injury picked up on international duty with Poland. Choupo-Moting leads the line in his stead, with Flick deciding not to switch to a fluid front four led by Gnabry - who is on the bench. Davies and Boateng are both suspended, meaning Alaba partners Süle in central defence, with Hernandez slotting in at left-back. Müller, the Bundesliga's top assist provider, scored a brace in the reverse fixture and will provide attacking support alongside Sane and Coman.

Gulacsi - Klostermann, Upamecano, Orban - Mukiele, Sabitzer (c), Adams, Haidara - Nkunku, Olmo - Forsberg

Tschauner, Martinez, Konate, Poulsen, Hwang, Sörloth, Samardzic, Kluivert, Henrichs

Neuer (c) - Pavard, Süle, Alaba, Hernandez - Kimmich, Goretzka - Sane, Müller, Coman - Choupo-Moting

Nübel, Gnabry, Martinez, Sarr, Roca, Nianzou, Dantas, Scott, Musiala

We'll have the official line-ups from both Leipzig and Bayern very soon as we countdown to what is arguably the biggest game of the campaign, at least at the top of the table.

Lewandowski is not the only big-name absentee from this game. Boateng and Davies are both suspended for Bayern, while Tolisso is missing through injury. For Leipzig, the loss of Kampl to a one-match ban is a big blow, while left-sided defenders Angelino and Halstenberg are both out too.

The sides shared the spoils in a six-goal thriller on Matchday 10 in early December 2020. Leipzig took the lead in the first half through Nkunku, but efforts from Musiala and Müller turned the tie in Bayern's favour, only for Kluivert to equalise before the break. Forsberg put Nagelsmann's charges ahead early in the second half, but Müller levelled matters in the closing stages. Recap the action below.

Bayern clearly had the upper hand in this fixture early on, winning four of the first five league meetings following Leipzig's promotion to the Bundesliga in 2016. Leipzig's only victory in the nine top-flight encounters to date came at home in March 2018, although they are unbeaten in their last three games against Bayern at the Red Bull Arena, while the four most recent matches have all ended in draws.

It's not quite Godzilla vs. King Kong - but it's close. Leipzig have the best defensive record in the Bundesliga this term with just 21 goals conceded (Bayern have shipped 35), but the league leaders have scored considerably more than anyone else (78, compared to Leipzig's 48). Who will prevail here? We take a closer look in the video below.

The Bundesliga is back with a bang after the international break on Matchday 27, and this game could go a long way to deciding who ends up winning the title. Leaders Bayern have a four-point advantage currently, and it they were to extend it to seven it might prove just too big of a gap for Leipzig to claw back. Should Julian Nagelsmann's side triumph, however, then there would be just a single point separating the sides going into the final seven rounds of fixtures. All is very much to play for.

Here you will find the most important information on the game between RB Leipzig and FC Bayern München on Matchday 27 of the 2020/21 Bundesliga season.