Gladbach keeper Nicolas comes forward for one last home push. Honorat sends the ball over the bar and the referee brings the game to an end. Bayern complete a come from behind win.

We'll have seven minutes of added time at Borussia-Park.

Bayern's No.10 twists and turns inside the Gladbach box before lifting a pass towards the penalty spot. The away side can't take advantage and Gladbach manage to clear.

Laimer and Goretzka have given away a couple of free kicks at the start of this second half. The reigning Bundesliga champions have yet to really hit their stride in this game.

The second half is underway. Bayern are showing one change at the break with Noussair Mazraoui being replaced by Konrad Laimer.

Davies rolls a shot along the floor which Nicolas gather with ease. The referee subsequently blows for half time. Gladbach are in familiar territory as Bayern's bogey team, the hosts leading through Ko Itakura's goal.

Itakura's opener earlier means that Thomas Tuchel has seen his Bayern side concede for the first time in the first half on his watch.

Bayern get the encounter underway beneath bright, sunny skies ...

Both sides walk out into a breathtaking Borussia-Park! Superb atmosphere for this Matchday 3 encounter. Settle in. We're moments from kick-off.

What a Matchday it's been thus far in the Bundesliga. We've had 27 ... TWENTY SEVEN goals over the weekend. Surely this encounter won't fail to add to that whopping tally.

It almost goes without saying that Gladbach's home is packed to the rafters, it always is! There's something in the air around these parts today, however. With Bayern in town, we're pretty much guaranteed drama between these sides.

Bayern are winless in their last five competitive encounters with Gladbach. Can the record champions break the Foals' spell over them or will today's hosts continue that fine run? We're soon to find out.

The hosts are showing a couple of changes from the side that started last weekend's loss against Bayer Leverkusen. Goalkeeper and captain Jonas Omlin has a shoulder injury and is replaced by Moritz Nicolas, making his Bundesliga debut for the Foals. Rocco Reitz, meanwhile, is in for Franck Honorat to make only his second top-flight start for the locals.

Nicolas - Friedrich, Itakura, Wöber - Reitz, Weigl (c), Neuhaus, Scally - Ngoumou, Cvancara, Plea

Sippel, Ullrich, Jantschke, Elvedi, Sanches, Hack, Honorat, Jordan, Ranos

Ulreich – Mazraoui, Upamecano, Kim, Davies – Kimmich, Goretzka – Coman, Müller, Sane – Kane

Peretz, de Ligt, Gnabry, Choupo-Moting, Sarr, Laimer, Tel, Krätzig, Pavlovic

Thomas Tuchel jokingly commented, "We don't believe in runs when they go against us," when asked about his side's inability to get the better of Gladbach in recent times. Striking a more serious tone, the Bayern tactician added, "We go to Gladbach as favourites and want to win. We want to build on our game against Bremen and the second half against Augsburg."

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Bayern have had more shots on goal (44) and boast the highest xGoals value (5.5) of all teams in the Bundesliga this season while the record champions have also conceded the fewest shots (17) after two Matchdays.

Despite their slow start to the season, however, Borussia fans will take heart from the fact they have taken 35 points from Bayern (10 wins, five draws, nine defeats) since the 2011/12 campaign, more than any other team has managed.

Bayern are one of five teams who have won both of their Bundesliga games to date in 2023/24 while Gladbach are looking for a spark to get their campaign going, the Foals having picked up just one point so far.