Leipzig are currently pressing Bayern very high but Niko Kovac's side are managing to hold onto possession for the moment.

Surely Leipzig can't keep up this level of work rate for 90 minutes.

Barcelona's Philippe Coutinho returns from injury and takes his place in attack alongside Sergi Roberto and Lionel Messi.

Arthur also returns from a knock and is in a midfield that contains Ivan Rakitic and Sergio Busquets.

There are no surprises in the backline.

Valencia go with a 4-4-2 formation with Frenchman Kevin Gameiro and Spaniard Rodrigo in attack.

Barcelona XI: Cillessen, Semedo, Pique, Lenglet, Jordi Alba, Rakitic, Busquets, Arthur, S. Roberto, Messi, Coutinho

Subs: Inaki Pena, Umtiti, Vermaelen, Arturo Vidal, Alena, Malcom, Carles Pérez.

Valencia XI: Jaume; Wass, Paulista, Garay, Gaya; Soler, Coquelin, Parejo, Guedes; Rodrigo, Gameiro

Leipzig have a set-piece out on the left but Kevin Kampl's delivery is far too close to Manuel Neuer and the Bayern keeper easily claims it.

Exactly six years ago (25 May 2013), Leipzig recorded a 1-1 draw at Berliner AK 07 in the Regionalliga Nordost (fourth tier) in front of only 509 fans.

This is a little different.

Bayern's Serge Gnabry has the first effort of the match as he drives into the area and cuts inside his man, but he can only drag his shot wide of the near post.

Leipzig have made a bright start in Berlin but it's pretty frenetic so far.

Both sets of fans are in fine voice, too.

Leipzig get us under way at the Olympiastadion!

Both league encounters between Bayern and Leipzig were close affairs. Bayern recorded a 1-0 win at the Allianz Arena in December but were held to a 0-0 draw at Leipzig earlier this month.

Here come the teams...

The atmosphere is building in the Olympiastadion...

RB Leipzig, formed in 2009, are appearing in their first DFB Pokal showpiece having never won a major trophy.

Will tonight be a memorable one for them?

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Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben both netted on their final Bundesliga appearances last Saturday, will they do the same today, on what will be their last outings for Niko Kovac's side?

Full-back Rafinha could also make his farewell appearance in Berlin.

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Meanwhile, RB Leipzig boss Ralf Rangnick makes 10 changes to the side which lost at Werder Bremen on the final day of the Bundesliga campaign.

USA's Tyler Adams is the only player to retain his spot, as return Emil Forsberg and Timo Werner lead the line. There's no place in the squad for Arsenal loanee Emile Smith Rowe.

RB Leipzig XI: Gulacsi, Orban, Konate, Sabitzer, Poulsen, Forsberg, Werner, Adams, Klostermann, Halstenberg, Kampl.

Subs: Mvogo, Upamecano, Haidara, Cunha, Mukiele, Laimer, Demme.

Niko Kovac makes two changes to the side which thumped Frankfurt 5-1 in their final league game of the season as Manuel Neuer and Javi Martinez come in for Sven Ulreich and Leon Goretzka, who drops out of the squad due to a muscular problem.

Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery and Rafinha, who could play their final games for the club, are all named among the substitutes.

Bayern Munich XI: Neuer; Kimmich, Sule, Hummels, Alaba; Thiago, Martinez, Gnabry; Coman, Muller, Lewandowski.

Subs: Ulreich, Rafinha, Boateng, Tolisso, Sanches, Ribery, Robben.

First up it's RB Leipzig v Bayern Munich - let's take a look at the teams...

It's cup final day in Germany and Spain with both Bayern Munich and Barcelona chasing domestic doubles having already wrapped up their respective league titles.

Bayern face RB Leipzig at the Olympiastadion in Berlin from 19:00 BST and Barca take on Valencia at the Benito Villamarin Stadium in Sevilla from 20:00 BST.

Join us - it's going to be fun!

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