BVB Dortmund Borussia Dortmund - FCB Bayern Bayern Munich

BVB

FCB

R. Bensebaini
90'
F. Silva
75'

45' +1'
M. Olise
28'
N. Brown

SIGNAL IDUNA PARK

Daniel Schlager

46 %Michael Olise

Michael Olise

End of second half

Full-time

90'

+ 5

Golden chance!

After Bayern fail to clear, the ball is played back into the box to Beier, who has the goal at his mercy with the Bayern defence having pushed up. He can only side-foot his finish over the ball, however, and his side still trail.

90'

+ 5

Substitution

Tom Bischof

Luis Díaz

90'

+ 4

Olise denied!

He carries the ball from halfway into the Dortmund box where he is face to face with Kobel. As he's about to pull the trigger, Bellingham recovers to nudge him off balance.

90'

+ 2

Bensebaini sees red!

Following a late tackle on Saibari, the BVB defender is shown a straight red card.

90'

Red card

Ramy Bensebaini

89'

Neuer survives scare

The Bayern 'keeper is almost found guilty of overplaying by Bellingham but manages to recover the ball in time.

88'

Kobel saves

Olise cuts inside before looking to bend a shot into the bottom corner, but Kobel gets down well to deny him.

85'

Hard yards

Dortmund are huffing and puffing, but Bayern still look in control.

Sprints

151

125

83'

Closing stages

Will BVB draw level, or can Bayern hold out?

81'

Substitution

Ismael Saibari

Nathaniel Brown

Silva pulls one back!

Konstantelias drives toward the box after Tah gave the ball away moments before, and slips in Svensson to his left. He then squares for Silva to sweep home from just outside the six-yard box.

75'

Fabio Silva

GOAL!

1:2

Assist:D. Svensson

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

34 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

8.15 m

73'

Substitution

Marcel Sabitzer

Julian Ryerson

Is there a way back?

With time running out, can the hosts still pull themselves back into this game?

69'

Final pass missing

While they've certainly looked more threatening this half, Dortmund still haven't managed to convert that into shots on goal.

Goal attempts

2off target

1on target

7off target

6on target

68'

Substitution

Alphonso Davies

Josip Stanišić

67'

Back on the ball

Bayern can catch their breath after weathering a black and yellow storm.

0:25

Dortmund can't punish Bayern

63'

Triple change

Moments after a promising counter-attack broke down, BVB react by bringing on three fresh faces, one of which is another debutant in Veerman.

63'

Substitution

Fabio Silva

Serhou Guirassy

62'

Substitution

Joey Veerman

Felix Nmecha

62'

Substitution

Maximilian Beier

Konstantinos Karetsas

59'

Combative

There's no shortage of passion here from either side.

Tackles won

55'

All Dortmund

The hosts have come out from the break a different side and look desperate to pull themselves back into this contest.

0:19

Big save!

Neuer saves from Karetsas inside the box, reacting well to his low shot to flick it out for a corner.

53'

Tah in the way

Konstantelias volleys a deep cross goalward from close range, but the Bayern man is in the way.

50'

At it again

Kane tries to score from beyond halfway with Kobel off his line, but his effort lands well clear of goal.

Bright start

Konstantelias takes down a long ball with ease before beating two defenders and winning a free-kick.

46'

We're back!

And the hosts make one change, with Konstantelias coming on for his debut.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 3

Substitution

Giannis Konstantelias

Samuele Inácio

Half-time: Borussia Dortmund 0-2 Bayern Munich

Nathaniel Brown and Michael Olise send the visitors into the break with a comfortable lead after an impressive first-half performance. The hosts are yet to get going, particularly in attack, where they haven't threatened the Bayern backline nearly enough.

Half-time

0:33

There's the second!

Olise pounces on a loose ball in midfield and carries it all the way into the Dortmund box. He drives toward goal, before poking the ball past Kobel from close range.

45'

+ 1

Michael Olise

GOAL!

0:2

Goal probability

31 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

10.15 m

45'

+ 1

Yellow card

Luis Díaz

45'

So close to a second!

Brown puts the ball agonisingly wide of the far post from the left-hand side of the six-yard area.

0:31

Almost a leveller!

Bensebaini flicks the ball home from a Ryerson cross, but the flag is raised for offside.

41'

SituationNo goal

ReviewOffside?

DecisionNo goal

39'

Close call

Kim almost heads past his own 'keeper in nodding the ball back to him, but luckily Neuer is quick to react.

38'

Quiet

The home side are yet to have an attempt at goal.

Goal attempts

0off target

0on target

3off target

5on target

37'

Big save!

Kobel tips Díaz's bending effort round the post.

34'

Crucial interception

Olise tries to square the ball to Kane inside the six-yard box, but the Dortmund captain intervenes right on time.

0:18

Huge chance!

Ryerson's cross finds Svensson in space in the middle of the box, but he completely misses the ball when going to strike it!

0:25

Brown puts Bayern in front!

Olise is tackled just inside the area but the ball falls right to the feet of Brown on the edge, who slams the ball into the near side of the goal.

28'

Nathaniel Brown

GOAL!

0:1

Assist:M. Olise

Goal probability

9 %

Shot speed

Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.

95.88 km/h

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

16.26 m

Business as usual

Dortmund have found it hard to keep a lid on both Olise and Kane.

24'

Sitting back

Dortmund are working hard to absorb this wave of Bayern pressure.

20'

Striding forward

xGoals

The xGoals value of a club is calculated from the sum of all goal probabilities (goals and shots on goal) of that team. During a match, it’s easy to see whether the club is performing better than expected (goals > xGoals) - or maybe even higher (xGoals > goals).

So far it's Bayern who look the more threatening going forward.

xGoals

0.29

Goals

17'

Good idea

Bayern play the corner short and eventually find Brown, who's lofted pass toward Tah is slightly too heavy for him to reach.

16'

Upping the tempo

Bayern are putting serious pressure on the BVB backline, and now have a corner to show for it.

0:12

Lovely skill from Kane

15'

Sight of goal!

Pavlović shoots straight into the arms of Kobel from the centre of the box having made a great late run.

14'

Brilliant ball

Karetsas' in-swinging cross is flicked wide by Guirassy at the far post, who is later called offside.

Energetic start

Both sides look determined to grab the trophy in these opening stages.

10'

Biting back

After a spell of early possession from Bayern, the hosts are now taking the game to them.

One to watch

Ryerson and Olise have already had a couple of interesting duels, which will surely only continue as the game goes on.

Searching

Olise tries to find Kane with an ambitious pass but hits it straight into the grasp of Kobel.

Off we go!

Bayern get the action underway.

Kick-off!

0:38

The home crowd are ready!

0:16

All smiles

BVB prepare for action.

0:23

The warm-ups are underway!

0:28

Inside BVB's dressing room

Enemy territory

Bayern reacquaint themselves with tonight's arena.

0:10

A look at the visitors' changing room

More on that Dortmund team

Exciting youngsters Samuele Inácio and Konstantinos Karetsas both start behind Serhou Guirassy, while young defender Joane Gadou (pictured) also gets a start in the centre of defence. Konstantelias will start on the bench.

More on that Bayern team

After question marks over how much of a role he would play in this game, Harry Kane starts for Bayern. Nathaniel Brown (pictured) makes his first competitive start for Kompany's men, with fellow summer signing Ismael Saibari ready to make an impact from the bench.

Starting line-up: Borussia Dortmund

Formation:3-4-2-1

Dortmund subs

Meyer, Beier, Sabitzer, Silva, Veerman, Mané, Albert, Konstantelias, Reggiani

Starting line-up: FC Bayern München

Formation:4-2-3-1

Bayern subs

Urbig, Upamecano, Bischof, Davies, Ito, Ibrahimović, Saibari, Bara, Cardozo

0:13

Saibari and Silva reunited

Now on opposing sides, the two previously played together at PSV.

0:25

Watch: Dortmund players take to the pitch

0:37

Watch: The holders are in the building

Hosts also here

Felix Nmecha and BVB have now also rocked up at Signal Iduna Park.

0:34

Watch: From the tunnel to the pitch

Olise is here

The France international has only been back in training for a few days, so it remains to be seen what role - and for how long - he'll play today.

0:10

Watch: Ideal conditions

Bayern in the house

Vincent Kompany's side have arrived at Signal Iduna Park!

0:13

Watch: Eyes on the prize

The trophy is here!

The Franz Beckenbauer Supercup trophy stands 53cm high and weighs 5.5kg. It was designed and created by silversmiths Koch & Bergfeld in Bremen. The sterling silver finish on one side symbolises the Bundesliga Meisterschale, while the fine gold finish on the other side represents the DFB Cup. The sides of the trophy symbolise arms holding up a chrome ball

They can't wait!

Supporters from both sides are already in the ground.

Excitement building

The action is just a couple of hours away now.

Neuer to equal appearance record?

If he were to appear tonight against Dortmund, Neuer would join Thomas Müller at the top of the Supercup appearances leaderboard. He currently sits on 11, with former teammate Müller still ahead with 12.

Signal Iduna Park awaits

Who will claim this season's first piece of silverware, and earn bragging rights over their Klassiker rival?

Kobel on Karetsas and Dortmund's up and coming stars

"With Costa, our new Greek talent, you don’t need a lot of time to see that he has a lot of quality on the ball, that he’s a great player and that he has a lot of potential. We have a lot of young guys with a lot of potential, and I’m really excited about what they can bring to the team and about their everyday work. They’re going to improve how the game is played here."

Neuer on facing old rivals Dortmund

"You have to say that Dortmund is always the toughest challenge for us. I just think it's an amazing game when we play in Dortmund. We're all looking forward to it. The Supercup was already important last year when we played in Stuttgart, and now we get to play in Dortmund. They're really a good team and we know we have to be on point there. We have to give everything. We are motivated and looking forward to it."

Kobel on facing Manuel Neuer

"After so many years, the level he’s performing at is very impressive. You always want to compete against the best, so I’m always very excited when I can play against him.”

Gregor Kobel on coming up against Bayern Munich

"It’s a cup, and it’s an important game. I think everybody sees it the same way. Every time you play against Bayern Munich, it’s going to be a great game for us, and we know we have to give 110 per cent. Everybody is looking forward to the game."

Felix Nmecha on the Supercup Klassiker

"It's a big game. It's a game for a trophy, and it's a game that everyone wants to win. So I think we just need to give everything, and hopefully we can do that."

0:42

Watch: Every Klassiker goal last season

New Man of the Match award

Today's Franz Beckenbauer Supercup will see the new Man of the Match award presented in partnership with adidas for the first time, including an official trophy for each game as of this season. As was the case last year, voting by fans starts from the 86th minute of each match exclusively in the Bundesliga app.

Will Saibari start?

With no Musiala, Karl or Gnabry, there's a vacancy in Bayern's attack, which may mean Ismael Saibari makes his competitive Bayern debut from the start. "He has so much power and pace, and can finish. He'll play a role tomorrow," Kompany stated, before adding, "He's coming off an injury, so we'll see how things go in terms of minutes. He'll play an important role for us."

No Musiala

Vincent Kompany confirmed on Friday that Jamal Musiala won't be involved in Dortmund following his recent health issues as he "adapts to the treatment". Serge Gnabry and Lennart Karl are the only other senior absentees.

0:58

Vincent Kompany on the Supercup

"It'd be great if we could win a title in Dortmund. There's nothing better than winning a title away in Dortmund, but it's difficult. The quality and power in Dortmund's team is high. There's no tougher task in the Bundesliga. I don't distinguish the importance of a title. At the end of the day, you want to win everything. Tomorrow is a final."

2:45

Watch: New signings ready for Supercup

Check out the array of new faces for both teams set to take to the stage in Dortmund.

Newcomers straight into action?

Dortmund's two newest recruits - Giannis Konstantelias and Joey Veerman - only arrived this week, but Kovač sees no issue throwing them in the Supercup deep end. "I know they're both physically fit and have minutes under the belts. I don't see any need not to include them in the squad," the BVB coach explained of their potential inclusion. Konstantinos Karetsas (pictured) is another who could make his competitive debut in black and yellow after featuring in the friendlies against Arsenal and Roma.

Trio set to return

Kovač confirmed on Thursday that "the squad is pretty full" and that "we'll need to cut a few" for the Supercup. Waldemar Anton, Maximilian Beier and Carney Chukwuemeka (pictured r.) missed the Roma friendly but have all now trained and have a chance of featuring against Bayern. Club captain Emre Can and deputy Nico Schlotterbeck are the two long-term absentees.

1:41

Niko Kovač on the Supercup

"We're starting the season. Nobody really knows where they stand, so this game will be a pointer. We want to win it. We're playing at home. The first title [of the season] is on the line, and we'd like it to remain here in Dortmund."

3:30

Watch: Get set for the Supercup

We're going to be treated to a Super-Klassiker to kick off the 2026/27 season on Saturday.

0:48

Watch: Bayern 3-1 Dortmund - 2021 Supercup highlights

2020: Bayern edge five-goal thriller

Joshua Kimmich scored the winner as Bayern got their own back at the Allianz Arena 12 months later. Corentin Tolisso and Thomas Müller had twice put the home side ahead earlier in the match, with Julian Brandt and Erling Haaland levelling on each occasion. The two sides then met again at Signal Iduna Park in the 2021/22 curtain raiser, but Bayern would once again prove too strong...

Supercup returns to Dortmund in 2019

A 5-0 victory over Frankfurt in 2018 clinched a third straight Supercup title for Bayern, but they relinquished their crown the following August as goals from Paco Alcácer and Jadon Sancho earned Dortmund a 2-0 win - Borussia’s last victory over the Bavarians in the competition.

0:18

Watch: Aubameyang nets in 2017

Back-to-back Bayern wins

Beaten on penalties by Wolfsburg in the previous edition, Bayern claimed their first Supercup in four years in 2016 thanks to second-half strikes from Arturo Vidal and Thomas Müller in Dortmund. Carlo Ancelotti's charges were pushed all the way by Borussia 12 months later, eventually triumphing in a shoot-out following a 2-2 draw after 90 minutes.

Dortmund defend crown in 2014

Jürgen Klopp's Dortmund retained their Supercup crown in 2014 courtesy of a 2-0 victory at Signal Iduna Park. Henrikh Mkhitaryan opened the scoring midway through the first half, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netting again for Borussia 17 minutes into the second.