TodayLeverkusen     vs      Hamburg    16:30    Düsseldorf     vs      Hannover    16:30    Mainz     vs      Stuttgart     16:30    Greuther     vs      Augsburg     16:30    Wolfsburg     vs      Frankfurt     16:30    Schalke    vs      Freiburg     19:30 SS3        SundayHoffenheim     vs      Dortmund     16:30    Bremen     vs      Nurnberg     18:30    Runaway Bundesliga leaders Bayern Munich were looking to end the first half of the season on a high with a win over Borussia Moenchengladbach yesterday as contract talks with coach Jupp Heynckes are pushed to the new year.With a four-week winter break starting next week, the Bavarians are eager to consolidate their 11-point lead going into the holidays with their 14th win in 17 league matches in what has so far been a record-breaking season.Victory on Friday would see them 14 points clear with their closest title rivals in action a day later.Second-placed Bayer Leverkusen, on 30 points, host mercurial Hamburg SV while champions Borussia Dortmund, in third spot on 27, take on lowly Hoffenheim.Bayern bosses, aware of last year’s implosion at the same stage that cost them the title, have been careful not to rock the boat this season and have also postponed contract talks with Heynckes to next year to maintain calm among the players.Heynckes, who joined for a third spell last season, has led the team to a record-breaking start as Bayern have scored a stunning 46 league goals and conceded a mere six so far for the best offence and defence in the league.They have also carved out the biggest lead going into the winter break by any other Bundesliga team in its 50-year history and also enjoyed the best season start in half a century of top flight football."This is a discussion we will not start now,” Bayern President Uli Hoeness told reporters this week while paying a visit to a fan club and asked about contract talks with Heynckes."Personnel issues will not be opened now because we want to spend calm holidays,” he said.The coach, a close personal friend of Hoeness, could well be offered a new deal if he ends Bayern’s two-season trophy drought.However, talk of a successor to the veteran 67-year-old coach has been swirling in the past weeks with a string of names being mentioned, including former Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola.Even former Bayern and Germany goalkeeper Oliver Kahn became an advocate for the Spaniard, writing in his blog a transitional period for Guardiola at Bayern alongside Heynckes could be useful with the German bringing his Spain experience into the mix.