Bayern Munich v Werder Bremen live: Bayern storm into a 4-1 lead, but lose Mane to injury

GOAL! Bayern Munich 1-1 Werder Bremen (Jung) Who saw that one coming?! Bremen work this beautifully, quick passes when apparently penned in down the right drawing Bayern in, allowing Gruev to spread left to Jung, and alone, all he needs to do is maintain composure to pass into the far corner!

And he runs at Bremen before lashing a shot that swerves into the near-post side-netting.

He tricks Gorss with a clever flicks to himself, then wears the inevitable clatter.

But how can they play three at the back, one in front, and concede so much space? Their defending there was truly miserable.

GOAL! Bayern Munich 1-0 Werder Bremen (Musiala) Four in four for Musiala! He drives forward and spreads left for Mane, who looks to measure a curler into the far corner. Veljkovic waves a head in the way, but the ball drops back to Musiala, who feints a shot with his right then steps inside with his left and passes cunningly into the far corner with the defenders all committed the other way. It's gonna be a long night for Bremen.

Musiala finds Mane, who's wandered offside.

But Pavard slides hard into a challenge with Bittencourt and averts the danger.

If you can get over the fact that it's shared. Though so is San Siro, so maybe that's the key: get as many people as possible interested in it being good.

This is the Bundesliga's most-played fixture - though Werder took a break last season after getting relegated the one before.

And the lights are off.

They beat Dortmund 2-0 and if Eintracht beat Hoffenheim tomorrow, the Black and Yellow drop out of the top four.

If Eintracht win tomorrow, they go fourth and Dortmund drop out of the Champions Leaugue places.

My system crashed but we're back now.

Hasn't made it happen tonight, but be very sure, he's a player.

Well, given the players they've available, I think this is close to their first XI - I'd go Sane not Gnabry, but both are good. Most importantly, Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting, the man of the moment, is available. He's scored at least once in each of the last seven games, nine goals in total, and I don't even know what to say about that.

And it's winding up nicely as the Black and Yellow chase an equaliser with 15 to go. If Wolfsburg hang on, they go above Bremen, who currently lie seventh, and Leipzig, who'll have a game in hand, into sixth. Follow along here...

My guess is that Gross is in to give the three centre-backs additional protection because it's Bayern, while I'd also reckon that Burke's in to offer pace on the counter.