Bayern Munich will travel to Wolfsburg in the second round of the DFB-Pokal in one of four all-Bundesliga ties in the last 32.
Cup holders Wolfsburg will welcome Bayern to the VW-Arena in October with one of the favourites for the title set to fall at only the second hurdle.
Another big name will also fall when Schalke host Borussia Monchengladbach while last season's beaten finalists Borussia Dortmund have to navigate a difficult local derby against Paderborn, who were relegated to the second division last season.
Bundesliga newcomers Darmstadt are also involved in an all-Bundesliga encounter with Hannover while Werder Bremen host Cologne, who have not been drawn at home in the DFB-Pokal in five years.
Elsewhere, Stuttgart travel to Carl Zeiss Jena, who eliminated Hamburg in the first round, and Augsburg face a tricky trip to Freiburg.
RB Leipzig, who were awarded a 2-0 win over Osnabruck after their first-round tie was abandoned when the referee was hit by a lighter, will face another lower-league opponent in Unterhaching - one of five ties not featuring a Bundesliga side.
Second round ties to be played Oct. 27 and 28: