"Bayern have enjoyed a 100% winning start to the campaign. They have excelled in all competitions, playing breathtaking football. It is fair to say that they are currently the best-performing team in Europe's top five leagues. Die Roten are yet to drop a point in the Bundesliga. Meanwhile, Borussia Dortmund are also enjoying a fine start to the campaign. After the first couple of months, it does look like Niko Kovac's men are going to go toe to toe with Bayern for the Bundesliga title."
"Bayern Munich were fortunate not to lose any players to injury during the international break. Vincent Kompany will have a strong group of players to pick from for Der Klassiker. Jamal Musiala, Hiroki Ito, and Alphonso Davies remain on the mend as they are progressing well in their recoveries from serious injuries. Raphael Guerreiro missed training sessions with the main group this week, so he is a doubt for the clash against his former club."
Bayern Munich have a perfect start to the season, winning every match and yet to drop a point in the Bundesliga. The team has excelled across competitions with high-level, breathtaking football, positioning themselves as the best-performing side in Europe’s top five leagues. Borussia Dortmund are also unbeaten but have drawn twice in six league games, sitting four points behind Bayern. Dortmund needs a win to narrow the gap while a Bayern victory would extend the margin to seven points. Several Bayern players remain injured or recovering, but the squad avoided new injuries during the international break and will have most senior goalkeepers available.
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