All-square in matchday 6's Topspiel!

RB Leipzig battled to a 2-2 draw with FC Bayern München in Saturday night's Bundesliga blockbuster.

It was a shaky start for Marco Rose's men, with Jamal Musiala played in behind a switched-off backline from a quickly taken free-kick and given a golden opportunity to open the scoring after just three minutes. However, Janis Blaswich was switched on and made himself big to keep the scores level. It was the last action for our goalkeeper in the first half too, as RBL soon took command and the lead. A perfectly timed through-ball from Xaver Schlager found the run of Loïs Openda, and he held off Min-jae Kim to make it 1-0 in the 20th minute.

Six minutes later, Sven Ulreich's missed punch from a corner opened the door for Castello Jr. to slam the loose ball home for his first goal in RBL colours. The hosts continued to stay compact and give a determined Bayern side no time on the ball for the remainder of the first half, with only a half chance for Leroy Sané shortly before the break behind fired comfortably over the target.

Die Roten Bullen started the second half with no less intensity than they ended the first, but Bayern certainly stepped up the pressure. It was a stroke of bad fortune that allowed the Munich outfit back into the game though, after Sané's free-kick struck Benny Henrichs' arm in the wall and a penalty was given. Harry Kane duly stepped up and converted to reduce the lead to 2-1 (57'). Thomas Tuchel's side were in the ascendency now and the equaliser followed after 70 minutes. A Leipzig corner led to a counterattack led by Jamal Musiala, and he moved the ball on for Sané to finish one-on-one past Blaswich. Both sides weren't settling for a point, although it was RBL who came closest to the winner in the fifth minute of stoppage time. Xavi's perfect pass to Benjamin Šeško meant he only had the on-rushing Ulreich to but, but the Bayern goalkeeper made a crucial challenge to ensure the game finished 2-2.