We're into three minutes of added time at the end of this one, with Fürth pushing for another late goal.

Fürth make three moves from the bench with Barry, Itten and Tillman - against the side he grew up with - all on. Meanwhile, Gnabry is on in place of Müller.

Despite the man advantage, Fürth haven't been able to make inroads here going forward. Bayern are maintaining control of the ball for the most part. Opportunities are opening up on the break for the hosts, but they can't take them.

Bayern are down to 10 and the atmosphere is building here in Fürth. The next goal now is vital, with Bayern being three to the good perhaps too much for Fürth to overcome.

We're off and running in the second half with no changes during the break.

We're underway in Fürth for the visit of Bayern...

Lewandowski would equal a record set by Maier's former teammate Gerd Müller if he finds the target against Fürth and scores in a 16th consecutive Bundesliga game. The former Borussia Dortmund striker already has seven goals in five games this term - one every 57 minutes.

Good luck charm for Die Kleeblätter? Fürth have averaged a point per game from their Friday fixtures in the Bundesliga, compared to 0.5 on other days. However, Fürth last beat Bayern in August 1964, when they put two past a team featuring goalkeeping great Sepp Maier. It's been a long time coming for that win over Bayern...

Fürth dropped their midfield diamond and went 4-4-2 recently, with the powerful Dudziak coming into the side and winning a penalty against Hertha. He starts again here alongside Green, but defender Jung, as well as attackers Kehr and Ngankam, remain sidelined with injury.

Sane looks in good form after netting in the last two league matches, while Müller scored on Bayern's last visit to Fürth - a game which ended in a 3-0 victory for the visitors in August 2012. French winger Coman missed out for Nagelsmann's nine-in-a-row champions, while Musiala and Gnabry have seen their training interrupted this week with knocks, but are both on the bench here.

Burchert - Meyerhöfer, Bauer, Viergever, Willems - Seguin, Griesbeck - Nielsen, Dudziak, Green - Hrgota (c)

Funk, Barry, Seufert, Christiansen, Nunoo Sarpei, Tillman, Abiama, Itten, Leweling

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

Früchtl, Richards, Gnabry, Choupo-Moting, Sabitzer, Sarr, Nianzou, Musiala, Stanisic

We're just over an hour from kick-off here in Fürth, and that means that team news will be with us in the next 15 minutes or so.

With it being bottom against top, there's quite a contrast to how these two sides have started the campaign. Fürth have picked up just a single point from their first five games of the season, suffering four defeats thus far and having the joint-worst defence and attack so far. Meanwhile, Bayern have won four in a row since opening the season with a draw at Gladbach. They have scored 20 goals in the process to lead the league heading into this weekend.

With just a single point to their name, Fürth have had a hard time of it so far following their unexpected promotion to the Bundesliga last season. A home meeting with record champs Bayern does not, on the face of it, make their immediate lot any easier. The Franconians can, however, take some measure of solace from an historic mid-1990s DFB Cup victory earned by pre-fusion partner club TSV Vestenbergsgreuth over a star-packed Bayern side.

Don't worry, Bundesliga fans. Here we are. You've made it to the weekend and the Bundesliga is back with a bang on Matchday 6 as we begin the action at Greuther Fürth with the visit of Bayern Munich this evening.

Here you can find all the information about Fürth against Bayern on Matchday 6.