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Bayern Munich 2-2 Borussia Dortmund

Jerome Boateng looks to be in some trouble.

He is at full stretch as he cuts out a dangerous pass on the edge of the area. It was a crucial intervention, but does that spell the end of his evening?

It seems so long ago that Dortmund were 2-0 ahead in this one!

Question is, can they now hold on?

The last time Dortmund lost a Bundesliga match in which they were leading by at least two goals was on 29 August 1995, when they lost 3-2 at Hansa Rostock.

Bayern Munich with their first change.

Serge Gnabry is on for Kingsley Coman.

Robert Lewandowski really could have had a hat-trick by now.

Leroy Sane brings the ball down and holds Mats Hummels off. He then rolls the ball to Lewandowski, who puts it well wide.

Erling Braut Haaland's day is done. He is replaced by Steffen Tigges.

It's actually a double change with Thorgan Hazard off for Julian Brandt.

Borussia Dortmund are pinned back in defence.

There are eight in the area as they try to defend the latest Bayern attack. The pressure is very much on.

Dortmun's Dan-Axel Zagadau is Mr Cool in his own penalty area. He is facing his own goalkeeper Marwin Hitz, but turns with possession as Bayern heap pressure on.

Erling Braut Haaland is back on. Nothing serious it seems.

Well, for the first time this evening the match has just about settled into a steady tempo.

But the going remains tough. Erling Braut Haaland takes a heavy knock. He is getting plenty of attention from the medics, but manages to stroll off.

As mentioned earlier, Robert Lewandowski is certainly a hitman without peer in Der Klassiker.

Not only does he like to score in this match, he is also accustomed to winning it.

He has been on the winning side on 15 occasions (from 21 appearances) which is more than any other player.

Can he do it again?

A big chance at the other end now!

Marwin Hitz fails to hold onto a shot from Joshua Kimmich.

The keeper does enough to recover, keeping Kingsley Coman out.

Thorgan Hazard sends a shot spinning into the side netting for Dortmund.

A deep cross from Nico Schulz evaded everyone until it dropped to Hazard. That was close.

We are back under way.

So how does Erling Braut Haaland compare to some of today's luminaries?

Kylian Mbappe needed 180 matches to get there, Lionel Messi took 210 matches, Zlatan Ibrahimovic needed 245 matches and Cristiano Ronaldo's amazingly came after 301 games.

The early double from Erling Braut Haaland saw him notch up his 100th senior career goal in all competitions. He has reached that milestone in 145 games.

That equaliser from Robert Lewandowski was his 19th Bundesliga goal against Borussia Dortmund.

That means he surpasses Klaus Allofs (18) for netting the most against them.

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Der Klassiker is living up to its name.

Two goals in nine minutes from Erling Braut Haaland put Dortmund 2-0 up, and two goals from Robert Lewandowski restored parity just before the break.

We will have two minutes of additional time at the end of this half.

It has been an incredible half of football so far.

And he points to the spot!

Bayern have a chance to level from the spot!