The referee calls this one right on 90 minutes and, in the end, it's a comprehensive win for the visitors, who are nine points ahead of Dortmund at the top of the standings. A solid showing from the hosts will give them hope going into the final games of the season. Bielefeld are second from bottom with four to play.

Kimmich trips Pieper and goes into the ref's notebook. Just prior to that, Okugawa was in front of goal and looked certain to score, until he was put off his shot by the looming Pavard.

Both sides are making it back out onto the pitch at the Bielefelder Alm. We're all set for the second half.

Bayern are in command at the break and at this moment, are once again nine points in front at the top of the table. Arminia have been worth at least a goal, here, however, so the defending champions will be taking nothing for granted as they head in for their team talk.

Kunze remains down receiving treatment following that Nianzou challenge. We'll have at least six minutes of time added on here.

It's worth remembering that Bayern have now scored for a 77th Bundesliga game in a row, increasing an incredible record. The league leaders last failed to score in the top flight 26 months ago in a 0-0 draw against Leipzig.

Pavard and Davies have been menacing for Bayern, the latter full of energy as he jinks and turns down the left while the French defender has had a shot from distance off target.

Away we go ... BIG game for both teams, but how will it unfold?

Super atmosphere at the Bielefelder Alm as the teams get set for kick off on a beautifully sunny afternoon. We're all set !

Okugawa is Bielefeld’s eight-goal top scorer. He previously scored against Bayern for Red Bull Salzburg in last season’s UEFA Champions League.

Only five of Bayern’s 27 Bundesliga wins against Bielefeld have been by more than a two-goal margin. The victory in Munich this season was 1-0.

There are four changes in Bayern's starting eleven compared to the team that began against Villarreal. Davies, Nianzou, Gnabry and Sabitzer move into the starting line-up for Hernandez, Coman (neither of whom are in the squad), Sane and Musiala (both on the bench).

Top scorer Masaya Okugawa and midfielder Fabian Kunze are recalled to the starting line-up after dropping to the bench for the chastening 4-0 loss to Wolfsburg, but defender Cedric Brunner, and forward Florian Krüger miss out for today's hosts.

Ulreich, O. Richards, Stanisic, Roca, Musiala, Vidovic, Sane, Choupo-Moting, Tillman

Neuer (c) - Pavard, Upamecano, Nianzou, Davies - Kimmich, Goretzka - Sabitzer, Müller, Gnabry - Lewandowski

Kapino, Bello, de Medina, Andrade, Castro, Ince, Vasiliadis, Cherny, Hack

Ortega – Ramos, Pieper, Nilsson – Wimmer, Schöpf, Prietl (c), Kunze, Laursen – Serra, Okugawa

The visitors will look to respond from their shock UEFA Champions League exit at the hands of Spanish side Villarreal in midweek by turning their focus to chasing down what would be a tenth successive Bundesliga title. Bayern have won their last three Bundesliga games while their most recent top-flight victory came against Augsburg. The Bavarians' lead at the top of the table stands at six points going into today's encounter.

As we await today's teams to drop, let's have a quick look at how today's opponents have been fairing lately. Arminia dropped into the automatic relegation spots following yesterday's Matchday 30 results. Today's hosts have lost five of their last six games, whilst winning only one of their previous nine.

Sundays and football go together like salt and pepper and what better way to begin our Bundesliga Sonntag extravaganza than with a clash between title-chasing Bayern Munich and survival hopefuls Arminia Bielefeld?

Here you can find all the information about Bielefeld against Bayern on Matchday 30.