It is the battle of the Borussias on Saturday afternoon, as misfiring Dortmund host their high-flying namesakes from Mönchengladbach at the Westfalenstadion.
Lucien Favre's BVB currently languish in eighth place with 12 points, and the former Monaco manager will be hoping his side can pick up three points following three successive Bundesliga draws, the last of which came in a 2-2 result away to SC Freiburg 5th October.
On the contrary, table-topping Borussia Mönchengladbach are off to a fantastic start in the 2019/20 domestic campaign with 16 points, five wins, one draw and a single defeat in their seven games so far, despite a significant number of first team absentees.