The most important game of the Bundesliga season, Der Klassiker, takes place on Saturday

Dortmund will welcome a return to Westfalenstadion, as they have not lost at home since early April (W12 D1) and have won each of their opening eight home games in all competitions this season. BVB are now bidding to start a campaign with nine straight home victories for the first time in professional football.

Currently separated by a 10-point gap, Borussia Dortmund take on Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich in the first Klassiker of the season on Saturday. Bayern have been in exceptional recent form, with Vincent Kompany's side on a run of seven consecutive wins across all competitions.

Bayern Munich have won seven straight matches with as many consecutive clean sheets but coach Vincent Kompany said that is all in the past and will count for nothing in Saturday's Bundesliga 'Klassiker' at Borussia Dortmund.

Borussia Dortmund face Bayern Munich for the 136th time since the Bundesliga was formed this weekend. Nuri Sahin’s side find themselves fifth in the table after 11 gameweeks, while FC Hollywood

Waldemar Anton picks up a knock; he will be replaced by Niklas Süle. 12’ — Bayern get a couple chances but nothing comes from it. 2’ — Kim Min-jae somehow finds