Hello and welcome to Eurosport’s live digital coverage of Borussia Monchengladbach vs Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga! This is a big game with both sides fighting for Champions League spots. Kick-off is at 7:30pm (GMT) with team news coming up…

We are still waiting for a VAR decision. The first one took four minutes, this one is taking at least two.

GOAL!! Guerreiro fouls Kramer and Gladbach have a free-kick which Hofmann swings in. It's a fantastic cross and Elvedi heads it in at the far post!! But yet again we are going to VAR. Was he offside?

Gladbach have started well on top here.

GOOD SAVE! Burki does well to parry away Neuhaus' attempt from the edge of the area and we have our first corner of the evening which ends up as a goal-kick, even though it should have been another corner...

NO GOAL! Gladbach coach Marco Rose is seething but it was a foul and it was the correct decision by VAR. That was all a bit of a shambles.

GOAL? Neuhaus has scored with 42 seconds on the clock! Bellingham looked to have been barged over in possession just outside his own box by Hoffmann before Neuhaus curls the ball into the top corner. Unsurprisingly it has gone to VAR because it did look a foul and the referee has gone to check the monitor...

We are underway!

The teams are heading out of the tunnel at Borussia-Park! Kick-off is moments away!

A reminder of what's at stake tonight.

Dortmund are in the building.

Dortmund have had plenty of fun in the Battle of the Borussias in recent times, but a loss against Leverkusen and a 1-1 draw with Mainz before that does not bode well. They will be very keen to bounce back as their opponents Gladbach can leapfrog them into fourth with three points tonight.

For Gladbach it is THREE changes to the team that beat that Werder Bremen 1-0 on Tuesday that moved them to within one point of fourth-placed Dortmund. Captain Lars Stindl, Ramy Bensebaini and Denis Zakaria all come in for Oscar Wendt, Hannes Wolf and Patrick Herrmann.

So it's two changes to the Dortmund team that lost 2-1 to Bayer Leverkusen three nights ago. Thomas Delaney (suspended for yellow card accumulation) and Thomas Meunier drop out for 20-year-old Mateu Morey and Emre Can.

Starting XI: Sommer, Kramer, Zakaria, Stindl, Plea, Lainer, Hofmann, Bensebaini, Ginter, Elvedi, Neuhaus

Subs: Sippel, Herrmann, Thuram, Wolf, Beyer, Wendt, Benes, Jantschke, Embolo

Dortmund starting XI: Burki, Guerriero, Hummels, Akanji, Morey, Can, Bellingham, Brandt, Sancho, Reus, Haaland

Subs: Hitz, Dahoud, Schulz, Moukoko, Reinier, Meunier, Piszczek, Tigges, Reyna