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Bayern Munich beat RB Leipzig 3-0 in Bundesliga
Goals from Thiago, Alonso and Lewandowski
Bayern now three points clear of Leipzig
No Messi, Suarez or Neymar for Barca
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Andy White: A very poor challenge but surely that was Bayern players who changed it from a yellow to a red?
Yes, either the reaction of the Bayern players or the assistant has made the referee change his mind there.
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The Leipzig players are losing their heads here.
Naby Keita goes in late on the bleach, blond haired Mats Hummels, who is winded by the challenge.
He should go into the book there...for the choice of hairstyle.
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Image source, APBad to worse to terrible.
A deserved red for Leipzig midfeilder Emil Forsberg.
The Swede slides and stamps on the back of Philipp Lahm's left leg after the Bayern Munich man had broken clear to the halfway line.
The Bayern Munich players pile in and are incensed by that challenge, it really was horrible and Lahm is not interested in Forsberg's apology.
The ref had originally taken a yellow card out, but a word with his assistant and he brandished a red.
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Leipzig have not let their heads drop and almost pull one back but Willi Orban's header is pushed away by Manuel Neuer.
An excellent stop.
Xabi Alonso
All going wrong for Leipzig.
Deep in their own half, defender Willi Orban plays a terrible ball into the feet of Naby Keita and is dispossessed by Arturo Vidal.
You cannot give Bayern an invitation like that, as the Bundesliga champions break via Robert Lewandowski, onto Thiago, who plays in Xabi Alonso.
The former Liverpool man takes a deep breath, composes himself and drills a low finish into the bottom corner.
A big, big ask for Leipzig to turn this game around now.
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Thomas Muller, Franck Ribery and Renato Sanches all on the Bayern bench...in red blankets.
Just need to get Netflix on a the big screen, a cup of hot chocolate and they'll feel right at home.
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COLIN BUNDRED: If there is one thing I cannot stand about European football it's those irritating drums. Ruins the atmosphere.
I actually like it, better than the atmosphere-less stadia we find at places in England.
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Bayern Munich 1-0 RB Leipzig
End-to-end action in Munich.
Leipzig midfielder Diego Demme finds space on the edge of the box, but his low, left-footed strike is weak and straight at Manuel Neuer.
Bayern Munich 1-0 RB Leipzig
In the next attack, it could have been two and game over.
Brazilian Douglas Costa finds space inside the box, but his outside-of-the-foot strike clips the post and goes wide.
Thiago
The champions are in front.
Bayern Munich create their first real chance of the match and take the lead.
Arjen Robben and skipper Philipp Lahm exchanges passes down the right with the former Germany international playing the ball into the box for Robert Lewandowski, who hits the post with a flicked shot.
The ball falls into the middle of the box for midfielder Thiago to knock in.
The Allianz Arena erupts and it is all too easy for the home side.
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The Leipzig goalkeeper gets away with one.
Fresh from his stunning winner against Darmstadt, Douglas Costa shows neat footwork to escape Bernardo before cutting the ball back from the byeline, a ball which Peter Gulacsi spills into the box.
Luckily for the keeper, team-mate Marcel Halstenberg was at hand to hack the ball to safety.
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Bayern have not really got into this game yet but Thiago cannot find the target with his head from Xabi Alonso's corner.
Leipzig more than holding their own so far.
Bayern Munich 0-0 RB Leipzig
Leipzig have made a confident start but striker Yussuf Poulsen upends Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer from Emil Forsberg's in-swinging corner.
That will always go in the goalkeeper's favour.
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In the away side's first attack, they are inches away from taking the lead.
Timo Werner is played through on the right edge of the box and flashes a brilliant ball across the six yard area, but striker Yussuf Poulsen cannot get his toe onto the end it.
Bayern were carved open rather easily there, positive signs for the visitors.
Bayern Munich 0-0 RB Leipzig
Bayern Munich winger Ajen Robben goes down under a challenge on the edge of the area, but the referee says, "nein, nein" and tells him to get up.
Robben, shoulders shrugging up and down, is not impressed.
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A great atmosphere inside the Allianz Arena, with one supporter hammering away at a drum.
Quiet start on the pitch though, as both sides look to settle down in the match.
Bayern Munich 0-0 RB Leipzig
Contenders or pretenders?
RB Leipzig will show us what they are made of tonight against Bayern Munich.
The Bundesliga top-of-the-table clash is under way at the Allianz Arena.
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In comparison, at 27.9, the average age of Bayern Munich is the eldest in Bundesliga. Will youth or experience prevail tonight?
Bayern Munich v RB Leipzig (19:00 GMT)
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Image source, Getty ImagesOn the pitch though, it's hard to dislike Leipzig's style of play, with ambitious young players such as 20 year-old Timo Werner, who has scored nine goals in 15 league games this season.
Their 13-match unbeaten run at the start of the season suggests they could push Bayern all the way this season.
On Wednesday, Andre Schubert became the seventh Bundesliga manager to be sacked since September. The axe fell for him at Borussia Moenchengladbach following their 2-1 defeat to fellow strugglers VfL Wolfsburg.
Dean Hoyle at Huddersfield will be expecting another call, external for the services of manager David Wagner any minute.