Good afternoon! Today on Eurosport's live commentary we've got Bayern Munich's quest for a 40th match unbeaten at Werder Bremen. An exciting game on the cards, so stay tuned for more info.

A titanic tussle at one end of the park with Mario Mandzukic and Lukimya. The Croat is doing his best to unsettle the back-four in every possible way.

Ooooh! Best chance of the match ... for SV Werder! Aaron Hunt looking to bend the ball back into the opposite corner. Excellent effort, great technique, but the ball skims Jerome Boateng and goes wide.

A little statto update: Possession - 29% Bremen 71% Bayern

Toni Kroos miskicks the ball. I've never seen that before. Honest.

Ribery lines up Jerome Boateng who side-foots past Wolf's left-hand post. Referee played advantage from a handball situation, which was a good decision.

A shot on target for Werder Bremen - a tame one at that - coming from Eljero Elia who swivels away from Alaba on to his left and shoots at the GK.

Direct seems the best route for Bremen. Di Santo wins a header, Petersen latches on, but doesn't have the pace to create anything from wide.

Cross from Muller and Mandzukic is adjudged to have fouled Clemens Fritz.

After a high-paced start from Werder, they look quite content to give Bayern the ball - which isn't necessarily a safe idea. This time is ridiculously quick to switch from side-passes into an attacking move.

Groans from the home fans, as Mario Gotze roams through the heart of Werder's defence, but is eventuall thwarted by Wolf. Good, brave goalkeeping.

And Mandzukic slides the ball into the net ..... but Rafinha was offside in the build-up.

Bayern fail to clear a bouncing ball which gives Lukimya a half-chance at goal, but the officials say the defender was offside.

Slip from Luca Caldirola on the left allows Muller to put in a cross unchallenged. Clear in the end by Lukimya.

Auf geht's! Bayern kick off.

Guardiola is the last from the Bayern technical staff to trot out the Weser Stadion tunnel. The players have gone through their pleasantries.

Here come the players! I'm ready. Are you? Let's kick-off the Super-Saturday of action.

Sounds like a top atmosphere at the Weser; one of the best arenas in the Bundesliga. On personal experience, it can get really cold.

The last time Werder Bremen beat FC Bayern on home soil was back in 2006 with a 3-1 victory, as Diego smashed a stunner to open the scoring. They also beat FC Bayern at the tail-end of 2005/06.