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.

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.

Just a little cloudy ...

Five minutes until kick-off at the Weser-Stadion. There was even some doubt ahead of this match after storms battered Northern Germany, but we're all good.

Franck Ribery returns to the starting XI for Bayern - and they've not lost in 41 games where has played.

Former Bayern player, Nils Petersen, told BILD: "We've got to expect them to have 70 or 80 per cent of possession, but we're going to have to make the most of our 20 to 30 per cent,"

Werder trainer Robin Dutt is in awe of Pep: "There can be nothing other than great respect for him and adulation of his work. His achievements at Barcelona were extraordinary, and now he has changed the style of play of a treble-winning side in only five months, and they are just as successful."

Any predictions ahead of this afternoon's match? Let's hear them. Tweet me @rossdunbar93 throughout the afternoon, or you can leave a comment in our section below.

TEAMS: Werder Bremen: Wolf; Garcia, Caldirola, Lukimya, Makiadi, Fritz, Di Santo, Elia, Hunt, Gebre Selassie, Petersen… Subs: Mielitz, Ekici, Trybull, Selke, Yildirim, Kobylanski, Bargfrede /// Bayern: Neuer, Rafinha, Van Buyten, Boateng, Alaba, Thiago, Kroos, Gotze, Muller, Ribery, Mandzukic… Subs: Starke, Dante, Martinez, Shaqiri, Pizarro, Kirchhoff, Contento