Leipzig are trying everything to get another goal before the end here. They've had 10 shots on goal, of which six have come in the second half, but it's looking unlikely for them to find another breakthrough.

We're in the final stages of this game but the intensity from both sides has not dropped one bit. Leipzig are still pressing every time Bayern play a pass and are forcing mistakes from Bayern. But credit to the side in front here, they're not allowing Leipzig to break in behind.

Two changes for Bayern as Lewandowski and Goretzka come off, with Choupo-Moting and Sabitzer coming on to face his former side. Meanwhile, Forsberg, Gvardiol and Haidara are all on for Leipzig.

The second half is rolling without a change to either side here. A good omen for the away side: Bayern have won their last 49 Bundesliga matches in which they've had a half-time lead.

Deniz Aytekin is taking look at a potential handball from Kampl in the Bayern penalty area.

The former Leipzig centre-back is coming up against Leipzig's new star man in attack and is taking no prisoners in the opening minutes. It's going to be a fun battle between those two today.

The atmosphere is incredible here in Leipzig inside the opening minutes with both sides making early mistakes in possession. Just getting used to this atmosphere, and the high intensity at the start.

The ball is rolling in Leipzig for this huge game.

There are over 34,000 fans in the Red Bull Arena this afternoon for the first time in over 18 months and they are ready to make some big noise as Leipzig and Bayern play out a huge game at the start of the Bundesliga season.

Bayern are unbeaten in their last six and have lost only one of 10 Bundesliga matches against Die Roten Bullen (W5, D4). Meanwhile, leading man Lewandowski has scored five times in nine league meetings with Leipzig.

Marsch has not made the desired start at Leipzig with two defeats from their opening three league games at the hands of Mainz and Wolfsburg. The American coach has spoken to Sky Germany before this game saying that "points on the board are important now" and so Leipzig will be desperate to pick up something from this game, with a second-ever win over Bayern the ultimate prize.

Nagelsmann have made an unbeaten start to the Bundesliga season with two wins and a draw so far, after their opening night 1-1 draw at Gladbach. Since then, wins over Cologne and Hertha have followed with Nagelsmann looking to keep his Bayern side at pace with those atop the table. Ahead of their opening UEFA Champions League group stage game against Barcelona on Tuesday, Bayern will be looking to keep up their winning run.

The only player to have played in every single meeting between Leipzig and Bayern, Peter Gulacsi, is once again set to feature today in between the sticks for Leipzig. Yussuf Poulsen, another who could join Gulacsi with that record, is on the bench.

There were some huge results in the Bundesliga this afternoon as Dortmund beat Leverkusen in a seven-goal thriller with Erling Haaland bagging a brace. Wolfsburg maintained their perfect start to the season at Fürth, while Mainz made it three wins out of four in Hoffenheim.

Like Davies for Bayern, Leipzig welcome back their first-choice left-back as Angelino is in to start. Laimer is also back into the starting XI in central midfield alongside Kampl with USMNT midfielder Tyler Adams dropping to the bench.

The big news for Bayern is that Davies is fit to start at left-back after an injury scare during the international break. Pavard is back in alongside fit-again Lucas Hernandez, the Frenchman making their first appearances of the season while Sabitzer is alongside Musiala on the bench, with Sane and Gnabry preferred.

Gulacsi (c) - Mukiele, Orban, Simakan, Angelino - Laimer, Kampl - Szoboszlai, Olmo, Nkunku - Silva

Martinez, Haidara, Poulsen, Forsberg, Adams, Klostermann, Brobbey, Gvardiol, Henrichs

Neuer (c) - Pavard, Upamecano, Hernandez, Davies - Kimmich, Goretzka - Sane, Müller, Gnabry - Lewandowski

Ulreich, Süle, Choupo-Moting, Sabitzer, Sarr, Nianzou, Tillman, Musiala, Stanisic

Three points from as many games is Leipzig’s worst start to a Bundesliga season. This being their first season under new head coach Jesse Marsch. That said, Die Roten Bullen were the last team to stop Bayern from scoring in competitive action, on 9 February 2020. That was back under Nagelsmann, who now faces them from within the Bayern dugout.

We've got about an hour and twenty minutes until kick-off in the Red Bull Arena, and that means that we're not far away from seeing the official line-ups for both sides. Will Sabitzer start on debut for Bayern against his former side?

Angelino and Gvardiol are both over injuries, while Laimer could be preferred in central midfield in place of USA international Adams, who head coach Jesse Marsch hinted may not start after three 90-minute appearances for the Stars and Stripes. Playmaker Olmo is also pushing for his first start of the season after representing Spain at UEFA Euro 2020 and the Olympic Games. Forsberg or Szoboszlai would be candidates to make way.

Lewandowski was also among the goals in the recent 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifying, as were Gnabry and Sane. One of the latter pair may have to settle for a place on the Bayern bench, though, following Musiala's eye-catching performances for club and country of late. Pavard is back in training, while fit-again Hernandez could make his first appearance of the season if Davies isn't passed fit. Midfielder Sabitzer is also in contention after completing his switch from Leipzig, while centre-back Upamecano faces his former employers for the first time.

There have been 12 meetings between these two sides in total, with 10 coming in the Bundesliga. Leipzig have won just one of those, back under Ralph Hassenhütll in March 2018. Bayern have won seven in total but in recent years, games between these two sides have been the most tightly-contested of any between sides towards the top of the table and we're sure it will be the same again today.

It's only Matchday 4 of the 2021/22 season but we're being treated to a clash between two title-chasing sides as RB Leipzig host Bayern Munich later today. The game is peppered with storylines with Julian Nagelsmann, Dayot Upamecano and Marcel Sabitzer all swapping Leipzig red for Bayern red over the summer transfer window.

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