That's me done for the day. Join us again tomorrow as Shamoon Hafez takes you through the games below.

See you then!

There's more Bundesliga action tomorrow, of course.

Second-bottom Werder Bremen host Wolfsburg in the earlier kick-off of 12:30 BST, before Union Berlin welcome Schalke (14:30 BST).

Augsburg v Cologne is the late kick-off (17:00 BST).

You can read the match report on Borussia Dortmund's victory over Hertha Berlin here.

And if you missed it earlier, here's the report on Bayern Munich's 4-2 win over Bayer Leverkusen.

That win also opens up a four-point gap between Dortmund and third-placed RB Leipzig, who had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Paderborn earlier today.

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It was only Emre Can's second Bundesliga goal of the season. He also netted in the 4-3 defeat at Leverkusen in February.

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All over. Dortmund close the gap at the top to seven points. A hard-fought win!

Not a youngster. 32-year-old Marcel Schmelzer comes on for Dortmund in stoppage time.

Raphael Guerreiro is off.

OH! Jadon Sancho... How is it not 2-0?

He slips it left, receives the cut-back in the six yard box and is about three yards off the line.

The keeper is scrambling but does just enough to get back on his feet and make the block as Sancho tries to poke it into the net.

Another teenager!

18-year-old Lazar Samardzic is on for Alexander Esswein. Arne Maier is on for Marko Grujic.

Hertha's attack comes to nothing and they have to sprint back into position as Dortmund counter with pace.

But Jadon Sancho won't give the ball away and waits for the midfield to catch up before playing it back to Giovanni Reyna.

Huge appeals for a penalty from Dortmund's players as Emre Can's half-volley appears to deflect up and off Dedryck Boyata's arm in the box.

The referee doesn't give it.

Jadon Sancho has a pop from just outside the box but it's deflected out for a corner. Dortmund are controlling this game so well now - they are just moving the ball around, tiring Hertha out and taking their time over set-pieces.

Leonardo Balerdi, 21, and Mateu Morey, 20, are on for Dortmund. Thorgan Hazard and Axel Witsel are off.

A lot of young players out there now!

Emre Can has had a good game at the back for Dortmund. He's there again to clear a low, swinging cross from the right.

And his goal is still the only thing separating the two sides so far.

Achraf Hakimi brings the ball down superbly, pokes it ahead and draws another foul from Krzysztof Piatek.

He also gets a yellow.

Alexander Esswein goes into the book for a sliding challenge on Giovanni Reyna.

Jadon Sancho takes the free-kick. It's nodded on but Axel Witsel is offside as he keeps it in at the far post.

A nice spell from Hertha, this. But they are still not testing the keeper as Dortmund's defence are getting in blocks, deflections and little interceptions.

Another attack ends up safely in the hands of Roman Burki, who prevents a corner.

No.

Thorgan Hazard gives away a bit of a cheap free-kick on the edge of the Dortmund box.

Nice position for Hertha. Can they test Roman Burki?

Here comes 17-year-old Giovanni Reyna, the talented youngster. He replaces Julian Brandt.