Borussia Dortmund v Bayern Munich - as it happened

1. Real score seven to move nine points behind leaders Barcelona
2. Paris St-Germain held at home by Montpellier
3. Bayern Munich remain five points clear at the top of the Bundesliga

Goodbye

That's all for today folks. We are back on Sunday with a double offering from La Liga. We start at 14:45 GMT with build-up to Barcelona's game at Eibar before bringing you live text commentary of Gary Neville's Valencia at home to Atletico Madrid at 19:30 GMT. Many thanks for your company. 

So, where does this result leave the Bundesliga title race?

Leaders Bayern Munich will be firm favourites to claim a fourth successive title after avoiding defeat at the home of their nearest rivals. They remain five points clear of Dortmund who will have to rely on Bayern to slip up to have any chance of claiming their first title since 2012.

Incredible scenes at the end of the game. Pep Guardiola is on the pitch speaking - more like lecturing - his defender Joshua Kimmich in full view of the crowd. The Bayern boss is very animated and Kimmich looks stunned. What is Guardiola saying? It's a one-way conversation and it ends with the Bayern boss embracing the 21-year-old. A taste of what is to come for Manchester City's players?

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FULL-TIME

Pep Guardiola embraces Thomas Tuchel after this German heavyweight contest ends all square.

One additional minute

Terrible miss by Adrian Ramos, on for Marco Reus. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's cross lays it on a plate for the unmarked substitute but he nods wide from eight yards. Borussia Dortmund fans let out a collective groan.

Bayern have slowed the tempo. Dortmund have dropped off. Both teams settling for a point?

A rare second half corner for Dortmund brings the home crowd to life. It comes to nothing. Dortmund need to find a goal from somewhere but they are running out of chances - and time.

Shades of Luton at the Signal Iduna Park as former Liverpool player Xabi Alonso attempts to embarrass the keeper from near the half way line. It misses the target - unlike at Kenilworth Road in the FA Cup in 2006.

Dortmund look as though they have run out of steam. Bayern are attacking the end where their travelling fans are gathered in the corner and they are making themselves heard above Dortmund's fans in the closing stages.

SUBSTITUTION

Bayern are set to make their first change. Franck Ribery is getting his instructions from Pep Guardiola. Douglas Costa is the player to make way.

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Bayern, five points clear at the top, will be happy with a point but they look the more likely to score. Another chance. Another miss - Arjen Robben blazes over with the goal at his mercy.

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The crowd is as quiet as it has been all night. Bayern are dominating possession and are creating some good chances with patient build-up play from the back. 

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If Dortmund emerge unbeaten then they will have Roman Burki to thank. That was an outstanding stop by the the Swiss stopper to keep out Vidal who cannot believe it. 

Bayern are on top as we enter the final quarter.

GREAT SAVE!

Sensational save by Roman Burki denies Arturo Vidal what looked a certain goal. The Bayern man lashes the ball towards the net from 10 yards but Burki sticks out a hand to deflect the ball on to his bar. 

How long is this going to stay goalless? We've reached the hour mark and it's end to end. Another Bayern attack and Arjen Robben fires just over from inside the area. Roman Burki looked to get a touch but there is no corner.

CLOSE!

Great move by Bayern which again sees Thomas Muller deliver a quality ball into the Dortmund area and Arturo Vidal's clever header falls agonisingly wide.

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GREAT SAVE!

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's pace is causing big problems and the Dortmund forward almost makes the breakthrough after finding space inside the area but Manuel Neuer shows his quality and makes a sprawling stop.

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Dortmund are taking the game to Bayern. They are playing a high-tempo pressing game but are being let down by some wayward passing in the final third.

Pep Guardiola and Thomas Tuchel emerged on the side of the pitch together deep in conversation before taking their seats. What were they talking about?

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