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#1. Bayern Munich vs Borussia Dortmund (German Bundesliga)
Date - Saturday 6, April
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Venue - Allianz Arena
This is arguably the biggest fixture this weekend with the most riding on it, as both clubs battle it out for domestic dominance with each's fate very much in their own hands.
Borussia Dortmund are seeking to end Bayern Munich's six-year stranglehold on the Bundesliga by winning their first domestic title since 2012 and for so long, BVB had the advantage, holding a seven-point lead at the top as players like Marco Reus, Paco Alcacer and the highly rated Jadon Sancho led their charge on the field.
A disastrous run of form between February and March which saw them win just one out of five matches, however, saw them drop points to make Bayern Munich gain ground on them.
Both clubs went neck-and-neck at the summit over the last fortnight as they were level on points, but a surprise draw with Freiburg last weekend by Bayern Munich once more gave Dortmund the advantage albeit by a much less significant gap of two points.
The Die Klassiker is the biggest game of the football calendar in Germany and this weekend, it takes on much extra significance as it could go a long way in deciding who wins the German league title this year and as such, it is a must watch fixture.
