Good evening and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE coverage of the Bundesliga fixture between Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig. We'll bring you all the action as it happens. Kick off is at 7.30pm.

The injury to Gnabry in the first half seemed to knock Bayern Munich out of their stride. They had been on top until that moment, but the Bavarians have lost their way since then.

This has been a slow start to the second half from Bayern Munich. They are giving up possession way too cheaply inside their own half and that is giving RB Leipzig encouragement.

The first half was a strange one. Bayern Munich started the better of the two teams and could have taken the lead through Lewandowski. Then RB Leipzig came into the contest.

The second half is under way at the Allianz Arena! It's 0-0 between Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig,

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HALF TIME: Bayern Munich 0-0 RB Leipzig. Still waiting for the breakthrough, but both sides have struck the woodwork. Bayern started better, but RB Leipzig have grown into the match.

Werner is down! The German international has taken a knee to the back of his knee, if that makes sense, and needs a moment to gather himself. Looks like an impact injury, though. He'll be fine.

This is good pressing from RB Leipzig. They have grown into the match and are now not allowing Bayern Munich any time to play out from the back. This time, Hummels has to kick long and out.

It was always likely that this would be a tight affair. Just a couple points separates the two teams in the Bundesliga table and so this game could have a big bearing on the season.

This has turned into a bit of a struggle for Bayern Munich. They started the match on top and should have been ahead through that chance for Lewandowski, but have since been pegged back.

Off the crossbar! Inches away from being the opener for RB Leipzig. Upamecano jumped higher than anyone else to get on the end of a cross and smashes a header against the woodwork.

The injury to Gnabry has knocked Bayern Munich out of their stride a little bit. It's not RB Leipzig who are on top and are threatening to open the scoring. Bayern are passive.

The shot was tame! Werner showed urgency in breaking to the byline and cutting the pass back for Bruma on the edge of the box. His shot turns out to be a very tame one, though.

The Bayern Munich players and fans believe that Werner bought that foul from Hummels, and they might have a point. He spun to make the most of any contact.