Only Ralf Fahrmann (7) has saved more Bundesliga penalties since the start of 2014-15 than Timo Horn (5).

Spot-kick specialist.

0-0 on the scoreboard but 2-0 to goalkeeper Timo Horn in his battle against Augsburg's Florian Niederlechner.

The striker sees the ball loop over the defence and into his path, but the shot is brilliantly saved by the big frame of Horn.

Peter Schmeichel-esque starfish.

Love the 'boooos' and whistles played over the speakers inside the empty stadium when the referee gives a foul against the home team, hah.

Cologne taking no chances.

Benno Schmitz was lucky to still be on the field and is subbed off after just 28 mins, Noah Katterbach taking his place at left-back.

WHAT A SAVE!!

Timo Horn makes up for conceding the penalty by redeeming himself with a marvelous save, diving full stretch to his right to tip Florian Niederlechner's effort onto the crossbar.

Timo Horn comes hurtling off his line and bundles over Noah-Joel Sarenren-Bazee.

Chance for Augsburg to lead.

Problems for Benno Schmitz.

Already on a booking he trips Noah-Joel Sarenren-Bazee late and the referee is reaching for his pockets.

It's a second yellow....no. It's in the direction of Mark Uth for dissent.

For all of Augsburg's early attacking play, it should be Cologne who take the lead.

Florian Kainz clips a ball to the back post for Ismail Jakobs, who is unmarked and has the whole goal to aim at from eight yards out but can only nod over.

Philipp Max's left boot is a thing of beauty.

Once more a terrific ball whipped into the box and Felix Uduokhai almost nods it in from six yards out.

Cologne defender Benno Schmitz into the book for a trip on Noah-Joel Sarenren-Bazee.

What a name.

Another opportunity for Augsburg, Philipp Max really loves to bomb down that left flank.

It is another excellent delivery into the box, full of pace, but defender Tin Jedvaj nods over.

All Augburg in the opening exchanges.

Repeat of the previous post...

Philipp Max corner, punched away by Timo Horn, struck over the crossbar - Marco Richter on this occasion.

Augsburg really going for it early on, no way they can keep this pace up for the whole 90 minutes.

Philipp Max whips in a vicious corner which is punched away by Timo Horn and Carlos Gruezo volleys over on the follow-up.

Augsburg almost take the lead in the opening 120 seconds.

A ball is fizzed across the box and Ruben Vargas is unmarked at the back post, he strikes it at goal but the effort is pushed away by Cologne goalkeeper Timo Horn.

Looking at it again, they should really me 1-0 up - it's a bad miss, or an excellent save.

Augsburg skippered by Rani Khedira.

Yes he is.

Away we go for the third of our Bundesliga triple header.

Former West Ham man Reece Oxford remains on the Augsburg bench.

Augsburg XI: Luthe, Framberger, Jedvaj, Uduokhai, Max, Khedira, Gruezo, Vargas, Richter, Sarenren-Bazee, Niederlechner.

Cologne XI: Horn, Ehizibue, Leistner, Czichos, Schmitz, Skhiri, Hector, Kainz, Uth, Jakobs, Cordoba.

On-loan Everton defender Jonjoe Kenny after Schalke earned a draw at Union Berlin: "It was a difficult game with the way they set up. We have to look at the positives in the situation that we are in - we took a point away from home so need to move on.

"It's football. We have to stick together and stay as a team. It is a tough situation that we are in. It's a difficult place to come.

"We want to be getting wins and getting more points on the board to finish the season off strongly."

A beauty from Jonjoe Kenny to secure a point for a struggling Schalke side. You can read a round-up of today's matches here.

Up next is Augsburg v Cologne, kicking off at 17:00 BST.

We're taking a short break but we'll be back just before kick-off. See you then!

A point for each.