Bayern Munich head coach Vincent Kompany insists his side's recent good form counts for little ahead of a blockbuster Der Klassiker encounter with Borussia Dortmund.

Bayern make the trip to the Westfalenstadion on Saturday, taking on a Dortmund side who have failed to replicate their Champions League displays in the Bundesliga

Bayern have been in sublime form in the Bundesliga. They are yet to taste defeat after 11 league games. Kompany’s men have stacked up wins while playing an attractive brand of win. The Belgian will look to maintain this good run of form in his first Der Klassiker as Bayern’s head coach.

Great players with stacks of silverware and now coaches with stars in the ascendancy, Borussia Dortmund’s Nuri Şahin and Bayern Munich’s Vincent Kompany pit their tactical wits against each other in Saturday’s Klassiker.

While German football is full of rich rivalries that appeal to locals, Bayern-Dortmund has become the Bundesliga's can't-miss match for global audiences.

Bayern Munich have won seven straight matches with as many consecutive clean sheets but coach Vincent Kompany said that is all in the past and will count for nothing in Saturday's Bundesliga 'Klassiker' at Borussia Dortmund.

Dortmund take a 100% home record into the game but due to poor performances on the road they are fifth and 10 points behind runaway leaders Bayern who are unbeaten with nine wins

Vincent Kompany previews Bayern Munich's "special" clash against Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga.