The referee blows the final whistle and Bayern have their second Bundesliga win of 2023/24. Harry Kane has a first double in the German top flight, the Englishman netting from the penalty spot and then applying a superb, striker's finish for his second of the game. The hosts hit the front through Felix Uduokhai's own goal and took time to hit their stride. But Thomas Tuchel and Harry Kane are very much up and running now.

Worth noting that Bayern failed to concede a single goal in the first half of all 11 Bundesliga games under Thomas Tuchel.

Mergim Berisha, prowling inside the Bayern box, is just forced out of the picture by Upamecano. At the other end, Sane slashes a shot wide of the target.

Augsburg, all kitted out in green, get the second half underway.

Berisha heads over the crossbar and with that we head into the break. Bayern have had to work their socks off against a well-organised Augsburg. A touch of fortune led to the hosts' going 1-0 up via an own goal while Harry Kane's perfect penalty doubled Thomas Tuchel's side's lead.

Harry Kane's compatriots Kevin Keegan and Tony Woodcock each missed their first (and only) Bundesliga penalties for Hamburg and Cologne respectively.

What a difference eight minutes makes! Augsburg looked comfortable at 0-0 not that long ago but Bayern only needed a couple of moments to completely change the complexion of this game. That's what champions do.

Niklas Dorsch's arm is raised and makes contact with Kimmich's shot from outside the area. After a VAR review, Bayern have a penalty.

Kane pops a lovely pass out to Mazraoui, who wellies a cross from the right out of play. A few groans sound out around the Allianz Arena. Augsburg are keeping the record champions at an arm's length thus far.

The Battle of Bavaria in ON.

Bayern and Augsburg make their way out onto the pitch at the Allianz Arena. We're all set for kick-off!

The hosts have a task ahead of them to unseat Union Berlin at the top of the Bundesliga standings today: a win by three clear goals is what Bayern require to go top of the pile at the end of Matchday 2.

Both teams are out on the Allianz Arena turf going through their respective pre-match warm-ups. The stadium is filling nicely as we edge ever closer to kick off.

So, the big man makes his first Bundesliga appearance at the Allianz Arena. His debut last weekend went pretty well, with the 30-year-old weighing in with a maiden top-flight goal and assist. England's record goalscorer will be in good company in attack today, with Gnabry, Coman and Matchday 1's double goalscorer Sane in support.

Bayern's new goalkeeper will have to wait for his first squad appearance, with the record champions announcing: "New signing Daniel Peretz is not in the squad today, as he is not yet eligible to play."

Ulreich - Mazraoui, Kim, Upamecano, Davies - Kimmich (c), Goretzka - Gnabry, Sane, Coman - Kane

Hülsmann, Krätzig, de Ligt, Pavlovic, Gravenberch, Laimer, Müller, Tel, Choupo-Moting

Dahmen - Engels, Bauer, Uduokhai, Pedersen - Vargas, Rexhbecaj, Dorsch, Demirovic (c) – Berisha, Michel

Koubek, Colina, Gumny, Breithaupt, Maier, Jensen, Cardona, Tietz, Beljo

Is it too soon to note that Bayern are currently the only Bundesliga team not to have conceded a goal in the top flight this season? Well, there it is, we've highlighted that nugget for your reading pleasure!

Bayern may have lost their last two competitive games at the Allianz Arena (see below) but Augsburg's record on the road of late has been worrying. Today's visitors are without a victory on their last 13 road trips, which is an unwanted club record.

It's a rainy one in Munich today with a high of 17 degrees Celsius, or 62 Fahrenheit. Expect a slick surface at the Allianz Arena.

Bayern have a strong record at home against Augsburg, as versus most teams in the Bundesliga, having lost just one of the 12 meetings between the teams at the Allianz Arena in the top flight. However, Die Fuggerstädter are not to be underestimated - they have beaten their more illustrious opponents in each of the past two league campaigns.

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Bayern have lost their last two fixtures at the Allianz Arena (both against Leipzig), but haven’t suffered three straight competitive defeats at home since 1977. They also haven’t lost their first Bundesliga home game of a season since 2011 (1-0 vs. Gladbach).