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Borussia Dortmund come agonisingly close to scoring on several occasions in the second half but fail to score the decisive goal due to lack of finishing in front of the goal. Bayern Munich had their chances to score more goals as well and it all boiled down to the controversial Mats Hummels hand ball which allowed the visitors to get all three points in the Der Klassiker to go top of the table in the Bundesliga.
This is your host, Sayak Dipta Dey signing off for tonight! Stay tuned to Sportskeeda for all the post-match coverage of this game. 90+9' MISS! Reus's corner is cleared to Schulz on the edge of the area. He tries to feed it back to his captain, but the pass is cut out. Bayern break - the goal's gaping - but Tolisso misses the target with his effort from just inside the Dortmund half. Should have been lights out. 90+6' SAVE! Malen and Meunier test Neuer but the German no.1 saves. 90+5' Upemecano is booked for a challenge from behind on Marcos Reus. 90+3' MISS! Wolf curls a ball into the near-post. Malen misses with his scissor-kick as the ball goes behind off Upamecano for a corner not given. Additional Time: 10 Minutes. 88' Substitution for Bayern Munich: Tanguy Nianzou replaces Kingsley Coman. 88' Robert Lewandowski also get into the referee's book. 86' Jude Bellingham is booked for bringing Manuel Neuer down with a push. 85' MISS! Marcos Reus delivers in a peach of a free-kick inside the Bayern Munich box and finds Jude Bellingham who heads it wide of the target. 82' Substitution for Borussia Dortmund: Nico Schulz replaces Raphaël Guerreiro. 82' Substitution for Borussia Dortmund: Steffen Tigges replaces Erling Haaland. 79' Borussia Dortmund Head Coach Marcos Rose is sent off after he displays dissent against the match officials for the penalty decision of the Hummels handball. 77' GOAAAAAAAAAL! Robert Lewandowski scores from the spot! (Bayern Munich). 2-3.
Lewandowski goes low and towards the bottom right corner. Kobel manages to have a touch on the ball but it was never enough to stop the Polish! 76' PENALTY! Bayern Munich have a penalty after VAR confirms that Mats Hummels have handed the ball in an awkward way while defending a Bayern Munich corner. 74' Substitution for Bayern Munich: Niklas Süle replaces Lucas Hernández. 73' The Dortmund fans show their appreciation for Bellingham, who slides in to stop Coman from getting into the area. 72' Wolf's first action is to ping a shot goalwards from inside the box. It hits the standing leg of Hernandez, who twists his knee and ankle in the process. Nagelsmann looks on pensively, before the Frenchman gets back to his feet. 70' Brandt is stretchered off as a precaution. He's applauded from the field, thankfully not in much visible distress. Marius Wolf is on for the opening goalscorer. Upamecano appears OK to continue. 69' Substitution for Borussia Dortmund: Marius Wolf replaces Julian Brandt. 68' Upamecano is also down, receiving treatment, but he and Brandt are conscious. Both teams, and the officials, were quick to react to that incident 66' Julian Brandt takes a blow to the head after challenging for an aerial ball with Upamecano. His head hits the turf as he falls to ground - he might be unconcious. The stretcher is coming on. 65' Substitution for Bayern Munich: Jamal Musiala replaces Leon Goretzka. 65' Substitution for Bayern Munich: Serge Gnabry replaces Leroy Sane. 60' Substitution for Borussia Dortmund: Donyell Malen replaces Mahmoud Dahoud. 59' OFF THE LINE! Dortmund with two bites of the cherry in the Bayern box. Haaland with both, his second met by a goal-line clearance from Pavard. BVB very much in the ascendancy. 56' Reus is bumped to the ground by Hernandez. Haaland and Dahoud go straight to the referee, but there's not even a VAR review. There was clear contact by Hernandez on Dortmund's captain. He made no attempt to play the ball. Can't understand that at all. 48' GOAAAAAAAAAAAL! Erling Haaland scores. (Borussia Dortmund), 2-2.
Jude Bellingham sets up the young Norweigan after a quick transitional play by Dortmund. Haaland finds the back of the net with an impeccable finish of a curler from the outside of his boot as Manuel Neuer dives in desperation. 46' Second-half kicks-off. What a game so far! lead in at the break. 1-2 - Bundesliga English (@Bundesliga_EN) HALF TIME: Borussia Dortmund 1-2 Bayern Munich
Julin Brandt did put the hosts ahead with a clinical finish but Robert Lewandowski and Kingsley Coman hit back later in the first half to put the visitors ahead. Both the teams have been nervy defending especially Borussia Dortmund who were spotted giving away the ball way too easily on occasions.
Erling Haaland had the opportunity to put the hosts ahead but put it wide. Bayern Munich are the better side so far and deservingly lead. All to play for in the second half. Stay tuned to Sportskeeda for the second half. Added time: 2 Minutes. 44' GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAL! Kingsley Coman (Bayern Munich), 1-2.
Bayern turn the game around on the stroke of half-time. Davies' run and pass into the box causes all manner of problems. Meunier's clearance hits Hummels and falls for Coman, who scores via a deflection off the studs of Reus, despite the best efforts of Guerreiro on the goal-line. 41' Haaland's on the prowl again, but Hernandez steps up at just the right moment and the Dortmund striker is flagged for offside. 40' The game has taken a bit of lull as both teams vie for possessional dominance in the midfield. 33' The counter's on for Dortmund again. Haaland's between the two centre-backs, but doesn't time his run right. Bayern get men back, before Bellingham sends a left-footed shot into the stands. 30' Haaland with his first big chance of Der Klassiker. He beats Upamecano to a long ball on halfway, flicking it back to Reus and continuing his run. He has the legs on Upamecano, but the angle's a touch tight and his shot across goal whistles just wide of the far post. 26' Hummels is caught out as Sane leads a two-on-one attack. He shifts the ball on to Coman, who can't beat Kobel. Too many mistakes in the BVB rearguard in this first half. 25' BELLINGHAM!Bayern don't clear their lines in the area, but Bellingham completely miscues in front of Neuer's goal. He tries to slip the loose ball to Haaland, but just overhits it. 23' Dortmund almost gift Bayern another goal as Kobel plays a short pass to Can. Bayern press hard and fast, but there's no excusing his wayward pass across his own area. Coman picks it off, but his shot is deflected over. Massive let-off for the hosts! 19' Great hustle from Müller to force a corner. It's cleared only as far as Pavard, who volleys well wide of Kobel's goal from 18 yards. 15' Can aims for Haaland over the top. It looks like he's in for a moment, but BVB No.9 mistimes his jump and is penalised for handling whilst tussling with Upamecano. 13' WIDE! Leroy Sane goes for a snap shot from distance and the shot is wide! SANE STINGER!Dortmund's intensity levels appear to have dropped as Bayern shift the ball in off the right-hand side. Sane takes aim from a central position, but sends his stinging strike wide, with Kobel at full stretch. 9' GOAAAAAAAAAAAAL! Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) 1-1.
Bayern hit back, three minutes after shipping the opening goal. Müller forces the mistake from Hummels on halfway. The Dortmund defender tracks back to nudge his Germany teammate off the ball, but it breaks loose for Lewandowski, who races into the box and fires under Kobel. What a start! 5' GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL! Julian Brandt (Borussia Dortmund), 1-0.
Dream start for Dortmund! Brandt shows a great piece of control just inside the Bayern area. He turns Davies and lashes beyond Neuer. The Signal Iduna Park erupts! 4' CHANCE! Bayern Munich caught very high at the back. Jude Bellingham launches a long ball from the back to Haaland who is clear on goal but the weight on the ball is a little too heavier than needed and Manuel Neuer clears his lines. 3' Alphonso Davies tried to barge in from the right side but Rafa Guerreiro makes a timely challenge to dispossess the Canadian. 1' KICK-OFF! We are underway at the Signal Iduna Park! Bayern have won the last five Bundesliga Klassikers in a row, and have only lost two of the last 10. While Dortmund have suffered more defeats (50) and conceded more goals (207) in the Bundesliga against Bayern than against any other team, the record champions have won just 48 per cent of their top-flight matches against BVB. That is their lowest win rate against any current Bundesliga club. "I noticed yesterday that I was a bit more tense than I usually am ahead of games. It's an important game for our club. We have certain expectations. Dortmund are playing well this season. The anticipation is high. Everyone knows how important this game is. It's a great advertisement for the league, with us on 31 points and them on 30. It'll be exciting. Both teams will certainly be highly motivated." - Julia Nageslmann. "It's always exciting to play against Bayern and to test yourselves against them. We've managed to stay in touch and keep the gap small. We need to be 100 per cent prepared, otherwise we don't have a chance, that's for sure. As for Erling [Haaland], he knows his situation. He has had a good week of training, but we have to be careful. He will certainly not be ready for 90 minutes, so we will need to see how long he can go." - Marco Rose. TEAM NEWS.
Borussia Dortmund
XI: Kobel - Meunier, Akanji, Hummels, Guerreiro – Bellingham, Can, Dahoud - Brandt, Haaland, Reus (c)
Subs: Hitz, Zagadou, Schulz, Reinier, Malen, Tigges, Witsel, Pongracic, Wolf
Out: Bürki (illness), Hazard (not included), Morey (knee), Moukoko (muscular), Reyna (match fitness), Schmelzer (knee), Unbehaun (hand)
Coach: Marco Rose
Bayern Munich
XI: Neuer (c) – Pavard, Upamecano, Hernandez, Davies – Tolisso, Goretzka – Coman, Müller, Sane – Lewandowski
Subs: Früchtl, Richards, Süle, Gnabry, Roca, Nianzou, Tillman, Musiala
Out: Choupo-Moting (not included), Cuisance (knock), Kimmich (not included), Sabitzer (calf), Sarr (groin), Stanisic (thigh), Ulreich (back)
Coach: Julian Nagelsmann The two teams are separated by just one point and one position in the Bundesliga table.Bayern Munich are top with 31 points, while Borussia Dortmund have managed to stay within touching distance and have picked up 30 points in the process.Dortmund have come close several times at this stage of the season in the past, only to eventually fall apart towards the end of the season. Under Marco Rose, results in the league have been good, even though they have struggled in Europe. Bayern Munich Probable XI (4-2-3-1): Manuel Neuer; Benjamin Pavard, Dayot Upamecano, Lucas Hernandez, Alphonso Davies; Corentin Tolisso, Leon Goretzka; Kingsley Coman, Thomas Müller, Leroy Sane; Robert LewandowskiBorussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich Prediction Borussia Dortmund Probable XI (4-3-2-1): Gregor Kobel; Thomas Meunier, Manual Akanji, Mats Hummels, Raphael Guerreiro; Mahmoud Dahoud, Axel Witsel, Emre Can; Julian Brandt, Marco Reus; Erling Haaland Borussia Dortmund should be able to field Erling Haaland up front. The Norwegian’s return from injury a week ahead of Der Klassiker was a massive boost as he immediately found the back of the net against Wolfsburg. The quartet of Mateu Morey, Youssoufa Moukoko, Gio Reyna and Marcel Schmelzer are expected to miss the clash. Jude Bellingham is a doubt, having missed the last game against Wolfsburg with a knee injury.
Joshua Kimmich is still recovering from COVID-19 and is expected to miss out. Marcel Sabitzer is also injured, so we could see Corentin Tolisso once again partnering Leon Goretzka in midfield. Borussia Dortmund form guide: L-L-W-L-W
Bayern Munich form guide: W-W-L-W-W Borussia Dortmund have lost each of their last six games against Bayern Munich and will hope to pick up their first win since 2019.Bayern Munich have a head-to-head advantage over Dortmund, winning 65 games and losing just 34. A total of 30 games have ended as draws, the last of which came way back in 2016 at Signal Iduna Park. Hello and Welcome to Sportskeeda's LIVE coverage of the Bundesliga game between Bayern Munich and Borrusia Dortmund from the Allianz Arena in Munich. Dayot Upamecano Tanguy Nianzou
Robert Lewandowski Jude Bellingham Steffen Tigges
Nico Schulz
Robert Lewandowski Niklas Sule
Marius Wolf
Jamal Musiala
Serge Gnabry
Donyell Malen
Emre Can Erling Haland
Kingsley Coman Robert Lewandowski
Julian Brandt
1 Gregor Kobel 24 Thomas Meunier 16 Manuel Akanji 15 Mats Hummels 13 Raphael Guerreiro 23 Emre Can 8 Mahmoud Dahoud 19 Julian Brandt 11 Marco Reus 22 Jude Bellingham 9 Erling Haland 1 Manuel Neuer 5 Benjamin Pavard 2 Dayot Upamecano 21 Lucas Hernandez 19 Alphonso Davies 8 Leon Goretzka 24 Corentin Tolisso 11 Kingsley Coman 25 Thomas Muller 10 Leroy Sane 9 Robert Lewandowski Borussia Dortmund Subs 35 Marwin Hitz 20 Reinier 39 Marius Wolf 28 Axel Witsel 21 Donyell Malen 34 Marin Pongracic 5 Dan Axel Zagadou 27 Steffen Tigges 14 Nico Schulz Bayern Munich Subs 36 Christian Fruchtl 22 Marc Roca 3 Omar Richards 23 Tanguy Nianzou 4 Niklas Sule 40 Malik Tillman 7 Serge Gnabry 42 Jamal Musiala Pos Club P W D L GF GA GD Pts 34 24 5 5 97 37 60 77 34 22 3 9 85 52 33 69 34 19 7 8 80 47 33 64 34 17 7 10 72 37 35 58 34 16 9 9 50 44 6 57 34 15 10 9 58 46 12 55 34 14 10 10 52 49 3 52 34 13 7 14 50 45 5 46 34 13 7 14 58 60 -2 46 34 12 9 13 54 61 -7 45 34 10 12 12 45 49 -4 42 34 12 6 16 43 54 -11 42 34 12 6 16 38 52 -14 42 34 10 8 16 39 56 -17 38 34 7 12 15 41 59 -18 33 34 9 6 19 37 71 -34 33 34 5 13 16 27 53 -26 28 34 3 9 22 28 82 -54 18 PMatches Played WMatches Won DMatches Drawn LMatches Lost GFGoals For (Goals scored by a team) GAGoals Against (Goals conceded by a team) GDGoal Difference PtsTotal Points Played Wins Draws Lost GD Points Pos Club P W D L GD Pts MATCH DETAILS player name COMMENTARY TEXT
Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich Live Score and Commentary
2 - 3 FT FULL TIME: Borussia Dortmund 2-3 Bayern MunichBorussia Dortmund come agonisingly close to scoring on several occasions in the second half but fail to score the decisive goal due to lack of finishing in front of the goal. Bayern Munich had their chances to score more goals as well and it all boiled down to the controversial Mats Hummels hand ball which allowed the visitors to get all three points in the Der Klassiker to go top of the table in the Bundesliga.
This is your host, Sayak Dipta Dey signing off for tonight! Stay tuned to Sportskeeda for all the post-match coverage of this game. 90+9' MISS! Reus's corner is cleared to Schulz on the edge of the area. He tries to feed it back to his captain, but the pass is cut out. Bayern break - the goal's gaping - but Tolisso misses the target with his effort from just inside the Dortmund half. Should have been lights out. 90+6' SAVE! Malen and Meunier test Neuer but the German no.1 saves. 90+5' Upemecano is booked for a challenge from behind on Marcos Reus. 90+3' MISS! Wolf curls a ball into the near-post. Malen misses with his scissor-kick as the ball goes behind off Upamecano for a corner not given. Additional Time: 10 Minutes. 88' Substitution for Bayern Munich: Tanguy Nianzou replaces Kingsley Coman. 88' Robert Lewandowski also get into the referee's book. 86' Jude Bellingham is booked for bringing Manuel Neuer down with a push. 85' MISS! Marcos Reus delivers in a peach of a free-kick inside the Bayern Munich box and finds Jude Bellingham who heads it wide of the target. 82' Substitution for Borussia Dortmund: Nico Schulz replaces Raphaël Guerreiro. 82' Substitution for Borussia Dortmund: Steffen Tigges replaces Erling Haaland. 79' Borussia Dortmund Head Coach Marcos Rose is sent off after he displays dissent against the match officials for the penalty decision of the Hummels handball. 77' GOAAAAAAAAAL! Robert Lewandowski scores from the spot! (Bayern Munich). 2-3.
Lewandowski goes low and towards the bottom right corner. Kobel manages to have a touch on the ball but it was never enough to stop the Polish! 76' PENALTY! Bayern Munich have a penalty after VAR confirms that Mats Hummels have handed the ball in an awkward way while defending a Bayern Munich corner. 74' Substitution for Bayern Munich: Niklas Süle replaces Lucas Hernández. 73' The Dortmund fans show their appreciation for Bellingham, who slides in to stop Coman from getting into the area. 72' Wolf's first action is to ping a shot goalwards from inside the box. It hits the standing leg of Hernandez, who twists his knee and ankle in the process. Nagelsmann looks on pensively, before the Frenchman gets back to his feet. 70' Brandt is stretchered off as a precaution. He's applauded from the field, thankfully not in much visible distress. Marius Wolf is on for the opening goalscorer. Upamecano appears OK to continue. 69' Substitution for Borussia Dortmund: Marius Wolf replaces Julian Brandt. 68' Upamecano is also down, receiving treatment, but he and Brandt are conscious. Both teams, and the officials, were quick to react to that incident 66' Julian Brandt takes a blow to the head after challenging for an aerial ball with Upamecano. His head hits the turf as he falls to ground - he might be unconcious. The stretcher is coming on. 65' Substitution for Bayern Munich: Jamal Musiala replaces Leon Goretzka. 65' Substitution for Bayern Munich: Serge Gnabry replaces Leroy Sane. 60' Substitution for Borussia Dortmund: Donyell Malen replaces Mahmoud Dahoud. 59' OFF THE LINE! Dortmund with two bites of the cherry in the Bayern box. Haaland with both, his second met by a goal-line clearance from Pavard. BVB very much in the ascendancy. 56' Reus is bumped to the ground by Hernandez. Haaland and Dahoud go straight to the referee, but there's not even a VAR review. There was clear contact by Hernandez on Dortmund's captain. He made no attempt to play the ball. Can't understand that at all. 48' GOAAAAAAAAAAAL! Erling Haaland scores. (Borussia Dortmund), 2-2.
Jude Bellingham sets up the young Norweigan after a quick transitional play by Dortmund. Haaland finds the back of the net with an impeccable finish of a curler from the outside of his boot as Manuel Neuer dives in desperation. 46' Second-half kicks-off. What a game so far! lead in at the break. 1-2 - Bundesliga English (@Bundesliga_EN) HALF TIME: Borussia Dortmund 1-2 Bayern Munich
Julin Brandt did put the hosts ahead with a clinical finish but Robert Lewandowski and Kingsley Coman hit back later in the first half to put the visitors ahead. Both the teams have been nervy defending especially Borussia Dortmund who were spotted giving away the ball way too easily on occasions.
Erling Haaland had the opportunity to put the hosts ahead but put it wide. Bayern Munich are the better side so far and deservingly lead. All to play for in the second half. Stay tuned to Sportskeeda for the second half. Added time: 2 Minutes. 44' GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAL! Kingsley Coman (Bayern Munich), 1-2.
Bayern turn the game around on the stroke of half-time. Davies' run and pass into the box causes all manner of problems. Meunier's clearance hits Hummels and falls for Coman, who scores via a deflection off the studs of Reus, despite the best efforts of Guerreiro on the goal-line. 41' Haaland's on the prowl again, but Hernandez steps up at just the right moment and the Dortmund striker is flagged for offside. 40' The game has taken a bit of lull as both teams vie for possessional dominance in the midfield. 33' The counter's on for Dortmund again. Haaland's between the two centre-backs, but doesn't time his run right. Bayern get men back, before Bellingham sends a left-footed shot into the stands. 30' Haaland with his first big chance of Der Klassiker. He beats Upamecano to a long ball on halfway, flicking it back to Reus and continuing his run. He has the legs on Upamecano, but the angle's a touch tight and his shot across goal whistles just wide of the far post. 26' Hummels is caught out as Sane leads a two-on-one attack. He shifts the ball on to Coman, who can't beat Kobel. Too many mistakes in the BVB rearguard in this first half. 25' BELLINGHAM!Bayern don't clear their lines in the area, but Bellingham completely miscues in front of Neuer's goal. He tries to slip the loose ball to Haaland, but just overhits it. 23' Dortmund almost gift Bayern another goal as Kobel plays a short pass to Can. Bayern press hard and fast, but there's no excusing his wayward pass across his own area. Coman picks it off, but his shot is deflected over. Massive let-off for the hosts! 19' Great hustle from Müller to force a corner. It's cleared only as far as Pavard, who volleys well wide of Kobel's goal from 18 yards. 15' Can aims for Haaland over the top. It looks like he's in for a moment, but BVB No.9 mistimes his jump and is penalised for handling whilst tussling with Upamecano. 13' WIDE! Leroy Sane goes for a snap shot from distance and the shot is wide! SANE STINGER!Dortmund's intensity levels appear to have dropped as Bayern shift the ball in off the right-hand side. Sane takes aim from a central position, but sends his stinging strike wide, with Kobel at full stretch. 9' GOAAAAAAAAAAAAL! Robert Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) 1-1.
Bayern hit back, three minutes after shipping the opening goal. Müller forces the mistake from Hummels on halfway. The Dortmund defender tracks back to nudge his Germany teammate off the ball, but it breaks loose for Lewandowski, who races into the box and fires under Kobel. What a start! 5' GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAL! Julian Brandt (Borussia Dortmund), 1-0.
Dream start for Dortmund! Brandt shows a great piece of control just inside the Bayern area. He turns Davies and lashes beyond Neuer. The Signal Iduna Park erupts! 4' CHANCE! Bayern Munich caught very high at the back. Jude Bellingham launches a long ball from the back to Haaland who is clear on goal but the weight on the ball is a little too heavier than needed and Manuel Neuer clears his lines. 3' Alphonso Davies tried to barge in from the right side but Rafa Guerreiro makes a timely challenge to dispossess the Canadian. 1' KICK-OFF! We are underway at the Signal Iduna Park! Bayern have won the last five Bundesliga Klassikers in a row, and have only lost two of the last 10. While Dortmund have suffered more defeats (50) and conceded more goals (207) in the Bundesliga against Bayern than against any other team, the record champions have won just 48 per cent of their top-flight matches against BVB. That is their lowest win rate against any current Bundesliga club. "I noticed yesterday that I was a bit more tense than I usually am ahead of games. It's an important game for our club. We have certain expectations. Dortmund are playing well this season. The anticipation is high. Everyone knows how important this game is. It's a great advertisement for the league, with us on 31 points and them on 30. It'll be exciting. Both teams will certainly be highly motivated." - Julia Nageslmann. "It's always exciting to play against Bayern and to test yourselves against them. We've managed to stay in touch and keep the gap small. We need to be 100 per cent prepared, otherwise we don't have a chance, that's for sure. As for Erling [Haaland], he knows his situation. He has had a good week of training, but we have to be careful. He will certainly not be ready for 90 minutes, so we will need to see how long he can go." - Marco Rose. TEAM NEWS.
Borussia Dortmund
XI: Kobel - Meunier, Akanji, Hummels, Guerreiro – Bellingham, Can, Dahoud - Brandt, Haaland, Reus (c)
Subs: Hitz, Zagadou, Schulz, Reinier, Malen, Tigges, Witsel, Pongracic, Wolf
Out: Bürki (illness), Hazard (not included), Morey (knee), Moukoko (muscular), Reyna (match fitness), Schmelzer (knee), Unbehaun (hand)
Coach: Marco Rose
Bayern Munich
XI: Neuer (c) – Pavard, Upamecano, Hernandez, Davies – Tolisso, Goretzka – Coman, Müller, Sane – Lewandowski
Subs: Früchtl, Richards, Süle, Gnabry, Roca, Nianzou, Tillman, Musiala
Out: Choupo-Moting (not included), Cuisance (knock), Kimmich (not included), Sabitzer (calf), Sarr (groin), Stanisic (thigh), Ulreich (back)
Coach: Julian Nagelsmann The two teams are separated by just one point and one position in the Bundesliga table.Bayern Munich are top with 31 points, while Borussia Dortmund have managed to stay within touching distance and have picked up 30 points in the process.Dortmund have come close several times at this stage of the season in the past, only to eventually fall apart towards the end of the season. Under Marco Rose, results in the league have been good, even though they have struggled in Europe. Bayern Munich Probable XI (4-2-3-1): Manuel Neuer; Benjamin Pavard, Dayot Upamecano, Lucas Hernandez, Alphonso Davies; Corentin Tolisso, Leon Goretzka; Kingsley Coman, Thomas Müller, Leroy Sane; Robert LewandowskiBorussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich Prediction Borussia Dortmund Probable XI (4-3-2-1): Gregor Kobel; Thomas Meunier, Manual Akanji, Mats Hummels, Raphael Guerreiro; Mahmoud Dahoud, Axel Witsel, Emre Can; Julian Brandt, Marco Reus; Erling Haaland Borussia Dortmund should be able to field Erling Haaland up front. The Norwegian’s return from injury a week ahead of Der Klassiker was a massive boost as he immediately found the back of the net against Wolfsburg. The quartet of Mateu Morey, Youssoufa Moukoko, Gio Reyna and Marcel Schmelzer are expected to miss the clash. Jude Bellingham is a doubt, having missed the last game against Wolfsburg with a knee injury.
Joshua Kimmich is still recovering from COVID-19 and is expected to miss out. Marcel Sabitzer is also injured, so we could see Corentin Tolisso once again partnering Leon Goretzka in midfield. Borussia Dortmund form guide: L-L-W-L-W
Bayern Munich form guide: W-W-L-W-W Borussia Dortmund have lost each of their last six games against Bayern Munich and will hope to pick up their first win since 2019.Bayern Munich have a head-to-head advantage over Dortmund, winning 65 games and losing just 34. A total of 30 games have ended as draws, the last of which came way back in 2016 at Signal Iduna Park. Hello and Welcome to Sportskeeda's LIVE coverage of the Bundesliga game between Bayern Munich and Borrusia Dortmund from the Allianz Arena in Munich. Dayot Upamecano Tanguy Nianzou
Robert Lewandowski Jude Bellingham Steffen Tigges
Nico Schulz
Robert Lewandowski Niklas Sule
Marius Wolf
Jamal Musiala
Serge Gnabry
Donyell Malen
Emre Can Erling Haland
Kingsley Coman Robert Lewandowski
Julian Brandt
1 Gregor Kobel 24 Thomas Meunier 16 Manuel Akanji 15 Mats Hummels 13 Raphael Guerreiro 23 Emre Can 8 Mahmoud Dahoud 19 Julian Brandt 11 Marco Reus 22 Jude Bellingham 9 Erling Haland 1 Manuel Neuer 5 Benjamin Pavard 2 Dayot Upamecano 21 Lucas Hernandez 19 Alphonso Davies 8 Leon Goretzka 24 Corentin Tolisso 11 Kingsley Coman 25 Thomas Muller 10 Leroy Sane 9 Robert Lewandowski Borussia Dortmund Subs 35 Marwin Hitz 20 Reinier 39 Marius Wolf 28 Axel Witsel 21 Donyell Malen 34 Marin Pongracic 5 Dan Axel Zagadou 27 Steffen Tigges 14 Nico Schulz Bayern Munich Subs 36 Christian Fruchtl 22 Marc Roca 3 Omar Richards 23 Tanguy Nianzou 4 Niklas Sule 40 Malik Tillman 7 Serge Gnabry 42 Jamal Musiala Pos Club P W D L GF GA GD Pts 34 24 5 5 97 37 60 77 34 22 3 9 85 52 33 69 34 19 7 8 80 47 33 64 34 17 7 10 72 37 35 58 34 16 9 9 50 44 6 57 34 15 10 9 58 46 12 55 34 14 10 10 52 49 3 52 34 13 7 14 50 45 5 46 34 13 7 14 58 60 -2 46 34 12 9 13 54 61 -7 45 34 10 12 12 45 49 -4 42 34 12 6 16 43 54 -11 42 34 12 6 16 38 52 -14 42 34 10 8 16 39 56 -17 38 34 7 12 15 41 59 -18 33 34 9 6 19 37 71 -34 33 34 5 13 16 27 53 -26 28 34 3 9 22 28 82 -54 18 PMatches Played WMatches Won DMatches Drawn LMatches Lost GFGoals For (Goals scored by a team) GAGoals Against (Goals conceded by a team) GDGoal Difference PtsTotal Points Played Wins Draws Lost GD Points Pos Club P W D L GD Pts MATCH DETAILS player name COMMENTARY TEXT