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Hello, everyone, and welcome to a special edition of ESPN FC. We are coming to you live from the

Allianz Arena here in Munich, Germany, because in less than 24 hours, it's the big one in the

Bundesliga, the Classica. Bayern Munich hosting Barusha Dortmund. We cannot wait for this fixture

and talk about Avengers assemble. Just look at the crew that we have assembled here. I'm Alexis Nunes alongside Stuart Robson, who's always Dapper and Pitchside. We have got Archie Rin Tutt, as well as Nader Manua and the great Didi Hama. Now, Didi, you know I have to start with you because you have played in this fixture. And we know that Bayern Munich, they're leading the Bundesliga table at the moment. They're absolutely flying in the league, unbeaten. So no surprise that they come into this one as favorites. But why is this fixture still so unpredictable to call despite that? Well, because since Nikkovic took over six months ago, it's a different,ussia Dortmund. They were in the bottom half of the table. He got him into fourth to qualify for the Champions League, still on beating in the league this year. Shot a lot of resilience. This is what people always questions. Have they got enough resilience and willpower to stand up to the best? They've done it so fine in the season. And if it's more of the same

tomorrow, I think we're in for a treat. In for a treat, indeed. And speaking of treats, I absolutely

love when Archie gives up some juicy storylines. I know you like to stir the pot, Archie.

So tell us, what are some of the key storylines that you have in mind heading into this one?

It's a really interesting one because both of these two teams are unbeaten, by and perfect,

and yet Dortmund, despite being unbeaten, have this air about them of, well, it doesn't feel like it,

because the two times that they've drawn against St. Pauli and against the eventus, they gave it,

they gave up two goal leads. And I think that actually one thing that is really piquing my interest

is the fact that you've got a buying team without Jamal Musiala and they've adapted well to it.

And you look at the key points of last season in the Champions League against Inter and they didn't know how to really cope going forward and you look at a Dortmund

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