p>As hosts of the Signal Iduna Park stadium Borussia Dortmund will attempt to keep their Champions League qualification hopes alive through a Saturday win against Wolfsburg.
The points table shows BVB trailing Wolfsburg by nine points with 48 points from sixth place after beating Hoffenheim 3-2 on April 26 while Wolves stand at twelfth place with 39 points from losing 1-0 to Freiburg also on April 26.
After Hoffenheim scored in the 91st minute Dortmund maintained their lead before Waldemar Anton scored in stoppage time to deliver three points to his team from the match.
The scoring streak of Borussia Dortmund players persisted further due to 15 goals during their last five Bundesliga matches which matched their total from the previous 10 games.
Berlinain coach Niko Kovac leads his team to divisional Conference League qualification however Freiburg maintains a three-point lead ahead of fourth place which secures the final Champions League berth.
The Black and Yellows head into their Saturday fixture with five consecutive Bundesliga undefeated matches including four victories alongside a draw versus Bayern Munich in their last meeting but they have given up eight goals during this time.
Signal Iduna Park has brought Dortmund three home wins during the present campaign after the team lost four matches and tied five alongside winning two of their previous eleven matches at this venue.
The attacking performance of Wolfsburg against Freiburg remained minimal across the match because they only created one target from their shots and launched only one open-play effort within the opposition area.
Under the leadership of Ralph Hasenhuttl his squad has endured four scoreless games in their recent six matches while they remain without a clean sheet in their last 11 matches played.
On December 22, Dortmund defeated Wolves 3-1 in the Bundesliga. BVB jumped out to a three-goal lead in the first half and held strong even after being reduced to 10 men just after the hour.
The visitors were in the running for a spot in Europe next season, but they are now almost out of the running after losing five of their previous six Bundesliga games and drawing one.
Wolfsburg's away performances have been subpar lately; in their last three games, the Wolves have been kept to one draw and have lost twice.
