The artificial crowd noise has been ramped up as the players head out onto the pitch.

Both teams and their staff then take a knee to show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement on the centre circle.

Jadon Sancho will be one to keep an eye on as usual but it will be interesting to see how ex-Liverpool midfielder Emer Can does in a back three for Dortmund.

Hertha Berlin originally made no changes to the side from their 2-0 win over Augsburg but Mathew Leckie has had to drop out of the squad with a muscle problem.

Alexander Esswein takes his place on the bench.

Bruno Labbadia will take charge of his 250th Bundesliga match tonight - his fifth as Hertha Berlin manager.

The visitors remain unbeaten under his reign, having picked up three wins in their last four games.

England international Jadon Sancho returned to the starting line-up to score a hat-trick for Borussia Dortmund last week as they thrashed bottom club Paderborn 6-1.

It was the perfect response following their crushing 1-0 defeat to Bayern Munich which served as a heavy blow to their title challenge.

With only five games remaining, Dortmund are prolonging Bayern's celebrations more than anything but will be looking to secure second spot among a competitive top five.

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But despite that defeat for Leverkusen, it was a special moment for young Florian Wirtz.

If you're just joining us, here are today's earlier results:

Bayer Leverkusen 2-4 Bayern Munich

Frankfurt 0-2 Mainz

Dusseldorf 2-2 Hoffenheim

RB Leipzig 1-1 Paderborn

That was the quickest 40 minutes ever!

Anyway, we're 15 minutes away from our final Bundesliga game of the day as Borussia Dortmund look to try and prolong Bayern Munich's title celebrations a little longer.

I'll leave you to digest that team news while I go and eat some late lunch. Come back and join me at 17:15 BST for coverage of Borussia Dortmund v Hertha Berlin.

See you then!

On-loan Liverpool midfielder Marko Grujic starts for Hertha Berlin.

And here's how second-placed Borussia Dortmund will line-up.

Erling Haaland remains absent but England international Jadon Sancho retains his place in the starting XI.

There's also a place for ex-Liverpool midfielder Emre Can and Axel Witsel makes his first start since March.

Dortmund XI: Burki, Akanji, Can, Piszcek, Hakimi, Guerreiro, Delaney, Witsel, Brandt, Sancho, Hazard

So those results mean Borussia Dortmund are now 10 points behind Bayern Munich in second place, RB Leipzig remain in third and Gladbach are still ahead of Leverkusen in fourth place.

It's a big win for Mainz too, who move three points off the bottom three.

Dortmund are in action next against ninth-placed Hertha Berlin (17:30 BST kick-off).

RB Leipzig have now drawn five of their last six Bundesliga home matches, including each of their last four.

They had never drawn four consecutive Bundesliga matches at home before.

And all over in Dusseldorf too.

Late blow for RB Leipzig and a huge point for bottom club Paderborn!

Winning on the road... again.

Another win for the champions-elect.

Just over two minutes left of stoppage time. Bayern are moving 10 points clear at the top.

If RB Leipzig can hold on here, they will overtake Borussia Dortmund for at least a few hours in second place.