Good afternoon! It's Bundesliga Saturday and we'll be bringing you live updates from Bayern Munich's home clash with Eintracht Braunschweig. Kick off in 30 minutes. Drop me a tweet @rossdunbar93 or in the comments section and we'd love to hear your predictions.

As always, a sell-out in the Allianz Arena and the fans are doing their best to create a strong atmosphere. About five minutes until kick-off.

Bayern Munich have remained unbeaten for 38 league games - a Bundesliga record - and having scored in their last 50 league matches.

Lieberknecht added: “Bayern Munich don’t have any weaknesses and we’ll have to do something completely out of the ordinary if we we’re to take anything from this game,”

Braunschweig coach Torsten Lieberknecht: “To call this a massive challenge would be an understatement.” .... I think he's right there!

Pep Guardiola on the task facing his side today: “They’ve played very, very well in a lot of games. They won in Wolfsburg and against Leverkusen, whilst losing narrowly to Dortmund and Schalke. Against the big teams they make life very difficult.”

FC Bayern winger Arjen Robben: “First against last is always a strange game. You’ve got to play with total concentration, ensure you don’t get caught out and never let up.”

Given the gargantuan task at hand for Eintracht Braunschweig, where would a positive result (draw or victory) rank in Bundesliga history? It would be something pretty special. Pep Guardiola's side look unbeatable at the moment.

TEAMS: FC Bayern: Neuer, Rafinha, Dante, Van Buyten, Alaba, Thiago, Martinez, Robben, Gotze, Muller, Kroos… Subs: Starke, Mandzukic, Kirchhoff, Boateng, Contento, Hojbjerg, Green /// Braunschweig: Davari, Bicakcic, Dogan, Boland, Elabdellaoui, Kumbela, Theuerkauf, Kratz, Jackson, Caligiuri, Bellarabi… Subs: Petkovic, Correia, Washausen, Vrancic, Ademi, Korte, Oerhl