What a performance! Kane will take the plaudits for his hat-trick of goals and brace of assists, but this was a brilliant team display from Bayern. Tuchel's men go top for the first time this season. Bochum remain winless. How will Leverkusen respond against Heidenheim on Sunday?

The goal stands, and Kane has his first Bundesliga hat-trick. Deft finish to Sane's near-post drive. Pure class.

Müller takes the armband from Kimmich, with Bochum youth product Goretzka also on. Coman makes way after leading the Bochum defence on a merry dance.

De Ligt's gone off, presumably because of a knock, for Upamecano. Losilla, who was on a yellow card, makes way for Gamboa.

FOUR minutes at the end of the first half. Bochum enjoying a welcome spell of possession.

And Riemann is OK.

Bayern are in their white and red home kit. Bochum are all in navy blue. Great atmosphere in Munich. These two sets of fans hold a close bond that dates back to the 1970s, when the 'Bochumer Jungen’, VfL’s oldest fan group, came to the aid of a group of Bayern supporters during an altercation.

Leverkusen started the weekend top of the Bundesliga, ahead of Bayern on goal difference, with 10 points from a possible 12. Stuttgart moved into first with victory over Darmstadt in the Friday game, but Bayern will go top for the first time this season with a win. Leverkusen host Heidenheim on Sunday. Winless Bochum are down in 13th, on three points.

Bochum have fired in a league-high 65 goal attempts across the last three matches. However, that hasn't stopped VfL from having the lowest number of different goalscorers in this season’s Bundesliga (two – Asano and Kevin Stöger). In terms of goals scored, they're on four after as many games. Only Cologne have produced fewer (three). Bayern have scored 11, whilst conceding four.

Tuchel makes four changes to the team that beat Man United 4-3 in midweek. Noussair Mazraoui returns at right-back, with Konrad Laimer moving into midfield in place of Leon Goretzka. Matthijs de Ligt makes his first start of the season at the expense of Dayot Upamecano, Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting starts in place of Jamal Musiala and Kingsley Coman replaces Serge Gnabry. Visiting Bochum make one change to the Frankfurt draw, with Christopher Antwi-Adjei coming in for striker Philipp Hofmann.

Ulreich - Mazraoui, De Ligt, Kim, Davies - Kimmich (c), Laimer - Sané, Choupo-Moting, Coman - Kane

Peretz, Upamecano, Gnabry, Goretzka, Sarr, Müller, Tel, Krätzig, Musiala

Riemann - Mašović, Ordets, Bernardo - Passlack, Bero, Losilla (c), Stöger, Wittek - Asano, Antwi-Adjei

Thiede, Gamboa, Soares, Loosli, Osterhage, Förster, Daschner, Paciência, Hofmann

The Bochum boss said: "Harry Kane is not Bayern's biggest transfer and one of the best centre-forwards in the world for nothing. He is difficult to defend against, but we have very tough-tackling players in our defence. We have to be careful not to reduce Bayern to just Kane too."

The Bayern boss said at his pre-match press conference: "We always think about rotating. We'll have to see who is available. The feedback yesterday was very positive, everyone came out of the match in one piece. I think that we'll have everyone available. We have to respect the opponents. Bochum are on a good run, going three matches unbeaten, and they deserve that success. They have a very intensive way of playing. We need to be prepared and to match them physically."

Most teams have it tough against Bayern, but Bochum haven't won in Munich since August 1991. It's their only victory on Bayern's patch in 36 attempts in the Bundesliga.