That's all from us this evening. Join us again next Friday for matchday ten, with coverage of Werder Bremen against Wolfsburg from 19:20 GMT here on the BBC Sport website and BBC IPlayer.

Borussia Dortmund hold on to make it four wins in a row across all competitions.

Serhou Giurassy's first half goal is enough to give the away side all three points. The Guinean striker capitalised on a botched clearance from Chrislain Matsima to slot the ball into the corner of the Augsburg net to end his barren spell of one goal in seven games.

It was all Augsburg in the second half. The Bavarian side were able to get multiple shots in on goal, but none really challenged Dortmund keeper Gregor Kobel too greatly.

The result leaves the home side in 17th, but with the possibility of ending the weekend in the relegation zone if Mainz and Heidenheim win their games.

For Borussia Dortmund, the win takes them up to second trailing league leaders Bayern Munich by four points.

Six minutes of added time - can Augsburg find an equaliser?

Augsburg bring two strikers on to the field as they continue to push for an equaliser.

Samuel Essende and Phillip Tietz make their way on as Alexis Claude-Maurice and Robin Fellhauer's nights come to an end.

It's been all Augsburg in the last fifteen minutes as they search for an equaliser.

They almost had one as well, but Jobe Bellingham did brilliantly to recover from his mistake.

The England midfielder cheaply gave away possession of the ball in his own half, with Augsburg's Elvis Rexhbecaj looking to be clean on goal shortly after.

Bellingham did well to get back, putting in a brilliant sliding challenge to block Rexhbecaj's shot towards goal.

Both sides make their first changes as Anton Kade and Elias Saad come on for Augsburg, replacing Han-Noah Massengo and Mert Kömür.

For Borussia Dortmund, Felix Nmecha and Carney Chukwuemeka make way for Jobe Bellingham and Daniel Svensson.

It's been all Borussia Dortmund so far in the second half and they have had chances to double their lead.

First in the 54th minute, Julian Brandt's solo run from midfield was followed by a strike from outside the box. The shot just didn't have enough dip and curl, travelling over and wide of the far post.

Minutes later, Carney Chukwuemeka decided to try his luck from distance but his strike was always rising and caused Augsburg keeper Finn Dahmen no issues as it sailed over the bar.

We are back underway at the WWK Arena for the second half.

Borussia Dortmund have the lead at half-time and it can be considered very much against the run of play.

Augsburg were beginning to gain more possession of the ball and Dortmund really weren't troubling the home side.

It took a defensive mistake from Augsburg to gift a goal to Borussia Dortmund, which Serhou Giurassy was happy to accept as his side head in to the break with a 1-0 lead.

Half an hour in and just two shots on goal and the one significant chance to report.

Augsburg left-back Dimitris Giannoulis does well on the overlap to get a cross around the Dortmund back-line. The ball is met by Mert Kömür just inside the penalty box, but the German is unable to get a strong contact on the cross, ballooning his strike over the bar.

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First 15 minutes of the opening 45 in the books and it's been very much a feeling-out process.

No chances created so far but Augsburg are making their intentions clear, playing an aggressive high press off the ball.

Borussia Dortmund look like they are more than up for the challenge, doing well to continue playing out from the back with relative comfort.

Minor stoppage in play as some errant tennis balls have managed to make their way on to the pitch.

We are underway at the WWK Arena!

Augsburg make three changes from their heavy defeat to RB Leipzig last time out in the league.

Augsburg XI: Dahmen, Schlotterbeck, Matsima, Banks, Fellhauer, Massengo, Rexhbeçaj, Giannoulis, Rieder, Claude-Maurice, Komur

Subs: Essende, Gharbi, Jakic, Kade, Labrović, Saad, Tietz, Wolf, Zesiger

Meanwhile, Borussia Dortmund make five changes from their dramatic late 1-0 win over Köln on matchweek eight.

Borussia Dortmund XI: Kobel, Anselmino, Anton, Bensebaini, Couto, Groß, Nmecha, Beier, Brandt, Chukwuemeka, Guirassy

Subs: Adeyemi, Bellingham, Can, Meyer, Ozcan, Ryerson, Sabitzer, Silva, Svensson

Good evening! It's time for another Friday night of Bundesliga action.

Tonight, it's a meeting between two sides at opposite ends of the table to kick off matchweek nine.

The home side Augsburg sit in 15th, just three points above the relegation zone and come in to this one off the back of a 6-0 drubbing to RB Leipzig in the league last Saturday. Their week went from bad to worse after being knocked out of the DFB-Pokal (German Cup) on Tuesday by second division strugglers Bochum.

Meanwhile, Borussia Dortmund sit fourth in the table and come in to this game having won three in a row across all competitions. However, the former Bundesliga champions may be less than 100% ready having been taken all the way to penalties in midweek by Eintracht Frankfurt before ultimately winning the shootout 4-2 to make it into the third round of the German Cup.

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Borussia Dortmund have had a strong start to the season, having only lost once against league leaders Bayern Munich in week 7. This defeat put a nine-match unbeaten run to an end, but Dortmund got back to winning ways last weekend as they edged past Koln 1-0.

Their good form has extended further than just the Bundesliga. Dortmund remain undefeated in the Champions League and are averaging four goals a game in the competition.

Augsburg are a completely different story. After winning their opening fixture of the season, they have only managed to add four points in their following seven fixtures.

In weeks 6 and 7, Augsburg beat Wolfsburg 3-1 at home and drew away to Koln, which suggested a turn in their season, but a 6-0 thumping last time out to RB Leipzig will have put a dent in their growing confidence.

The two sides have met 29 times in all competitions, with Dortmund winning 17 of them. However, Augsburg ended a four-year winless run last season winning this fixture both home and away.

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List of confirmed fixtures and dates with more to be announced in due course:

(Kick-off times 19:30 GMT)

• Augsburg v Borussia Dortmund - 31 October
• Werder Bremen v Wolfsburg - 7 November
• Mainz 05 v Hoffenheim - 21 November
• Borussia Monchengladbach v RB Leipzig - 28 November