An entertaining, open game with chances at both ends of the field sees Bayern edge it by the odd goal in five, extending their lead at the top of the Bundesliga until Borussia Dortmund get the chance to respond against Leverkusen tomorrow.

It has gone eerily quiet in the Allianz Arena, so quiet that it's easy for everybody to hear Tedesco screaming "only forwards now" to his players. The all-or-nothing moment has arrived for the guests heading into the final 10 minutes.

Bayern have got a half-time lead over the line in their last 61 Bundesliga games – can they hold on for a 62nd straight win after leading at the interval?

What an entertaining first half of football at the Allianz Arena! Bayern lead 2-1, and had a goal chalked off by VAR, while Olmo made an impressive return to the starting XI for Leipzig, who have given as good as they have got. This game's not over yet!

140 days since his last Leipzig start, Dani Olmo almost marks his return with a stunner! What an effort, which curls just wide of Neuer's goal.

What lies in store over the next 90 minutes? Stick here to find out!

The teams are lined up on either side of the tunnel, ready to make their entrance as the Bayern fans raise their voices to sing along to their club anthem, scarves aloft.

Make no mistake about it, Thomas Müller plays his 404th Bundesliga game today, taking him level with Klaus Augenthaler in fifth place on the club's all-time ranking. Only Sepp Maier, Oliver Kahn, Gerd Müller and Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck have more.

Not only is this Olmo's first start since September, it's the first time he starts under Domenico Tedesco. Meanwhile, Mukiele is making his first start of 2022.

Bayern have only failed to score twice in their last 115 Bundesliga outings - both times against Leipzig in 0-0 draws in May 2019 and February 2020.

Julian Nagelsmann has named an unchanged side following the 4-1 victory over Hertha Berlin on Matchday 20. That means Thomas Müller makes his 404th Bundesliga appearance, putting him fifth in the club's all-time chart behind Sepp Maier, Oliver Kahn, Gerd Müller and Katsche Schwarzenbeck.

Domencio Tedesco makes three changes from the side that beat Wolfsburg last time out. Klostermann and Mukiele make their first starts of 2022, while Dani Olmo begins a Bundesliga match for the first time since September 2021.

Neuer – Pavard, Süle, Hernandez – Gnabry, Kimmich, Tolisso, Coman – Müller, Sane – Lewandowski

Ulreich, Upamecano, Richards, Wanner, Sabitzer, Roca, Nianzou, Tillman, Musiala

Gulacsi (c) - Mukiele, Orban, Gvardiol - Klostermann, Laimer, Kampl, Angelino - Nkunku, Olmo – Silva

Tschauner, Martinez, Haidara, Poulsen, Forsberg, Szoboszlai, Bonnah, Novoa, Henrichs

The Bayern forward is usually the favourite to score against any opposition, but Leipzig have had his number on several occasions. While the Polish forward does have eight goals in 12 competitive outings against Die Roten Bullen, they have been spread across six games; he has not hit the target against Leipzig in the other six.

History is very much on Bayern's side in this fixture. Of the 11 Bundesliga meetings so far, the Reds have won six and drawn four, scoring 21 times and conceding just 11. The last two encounters between these two at the Allianz Arena ended in draws, however, with Leipzig earning their solitary victory back in March 2018.

Leipzig come into this one on the back of a four-game winning run in all competitions, triumphing in all four matches they played in January. A 2-0 defeat by Bielefeld at the end of December is the only blot on Tedesco's copy book since taking over, and the tactician has otherwise picked up 13 of 18 available points since picking up the reins from Jesse Marsch.

The defending champions have actually earned more points on the road (25) than at home (24) in the Bundesliga this season, having won 10 and lost two at the Allianz Arena so far in 2021/22. In fact, Bayern suffered defeat on their last home outing - a 2-1 reverse against Borussia Mönchengladbach on 7 January. However, they had won seven in all competitions before that, and have won both games since.

Bayern are six points clear at the top and will be keen to extend their lead here with a view to increasing the pressure on second-placed Borussia Dortmund to follow suit. BVB have a tough game at home to Leverkusen tomorrow, so this could prove to be a decisive weekend at the top of the standings. Leipzig have climbed to sixth in recent weeks under the guidance of new coach Domenico Tedesco, and will want to build on that momentum with a morale-boosting result in Munich.

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