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2020-21 German Bundesliga – Borussia Dortmund vs Hertha Preview & Prediction

2020-21 German Bundesliga – Borussia Dortmund vs Hertha Preview & Prediction

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THE FACTS

When does Borussia Dortmund vs Hertha kick off? Saturday 13th March, 2021 – 17:30 (UK)

Where is Borussia Dortmund vs Hertha being played? Signal-Iduna-Park, Dortmund

Where can I get tickets for Borussia Dortmund vs Hertha? Check each club’s official website for updates on the ticket situation

What TV channel is Borussia Dortmund vs Hertha on in the UK? BT Sport have the rights to German Bundesliga matches in the UK, so it is worth checking their schedule

Where can I stream Borussia Dortmund vs Hertha in the UK? If televised, subscribers can stream the match live on the BT Sport website & app

Bet365 subscribers can stream German Bundesliga matches so it is worth checking their schedule

THE TEAM NEWS

BORUSSIA DORTMUND

PREDICTED XI (4-3-3): Hitz; Morey, Can, Hummels, Schulz; Bellingham, Delaney, Dahoud; Reus, Haaland, Brandt

UNAVAILABLE: Akanji (Injured), Schmelzer (Injured), Witsel (Injured), Sancho (Injured)

QUESTIONABLE: Reyna (Injured), Guerreiro (Injured)

HERTHA

PREDICTED XI (3-5-2): Jarstein; Klunter, Stark, M. Dardai; Zeefuik, Tousart, Darida, Guendouzi, Mittelstadt; Piatek, Cordoba

UNAVAILABLE: Boyata (Injured), Cunha (Injured), Khedira (Injured)

QUESTIONABLE: Radonjic (Fitness)

THE PREDICTION

Borussia Dortmund might still be wondering how they ended up losing 4-2 at Bayern Munich last Saturday having led 2-0 inside the opening 10 minutes, but progressing to the quarter-finals of the Champions League in midweek will have helped ease the pain. Their focus is now on climbing back into the Champions League places in the Bundesliga and their home form has improved since Edin Terzic took charge at the end of last year. The Black and Yellows have won three and drawn two of their last five league matches at Signal-Iduna-Park, although they were still drawing at half-time in all five. Hertha, who ended a nine-game winless run with victory over Augsburg last weekend, will set out to be difficult to break down but it is hard to see them containing the likes of Erling Haaland over 90 minutes, so the Half Time/Full Time market looks an appealing option for this match.