Kane has notched 23 league goals this season and 46 goal contributions (34G, 12A) across all competitions, underline his status as Europe’s most consistent striker.

He has scored five goals across his last six starts and also netted a hat-trick in his first ever Der Klassiker - with Bayern gunning for dominance, expect him to be the difference-maker once again here. Dortmund shipped four goals to Barcelona in midweek and look fragile defensively, Kane can notch again here.

Kim’s proactive defending means he plays on the edge. He’s averaged 0.87 fouls per 90, committing at least one in seven of his last 10 appearances.

He committed a foul in the reverse and is likely to be directly engaged with Guirassy, who draws 1.95 fouls per 90 and earned four fouls in that earlier meeting. Expect a tough physical battle on Saturday afternoon, with Min-Jae looking good value for a foul.

Though known for flair and finesse, Sané isn't shy of a foul when tracking back. Averaging 0.9 fouls per 90, he’s committed at least one in each of his last four Der Klassiker appearances, picking up two yellows in the process. Likely against Bynoe-Gittens here who draws 1.71 fouls per 90, Sané’s defensive work rate may again see him slip up.

The young winger is hitting form at just the right time. With eight goals this season, he’s averaged 1.02 SOT per 90 and has hit the target in each of his last three starts (excluding a one-minute cameo against Mainz). He scored the opener in the reverse fixture and remains a lively threat on Dortmund’s right hand side.