For Borussia Dortmund, it has been nothing short of a roller-coaster ride this season. After winning the DFL-Supercup at the beginning of their campaign, die Schwarzgelben would endure a torrid time in the Bundesliga that no one would have anticipated. Yes, Bayern Munich thanks to some key acquisitions have now effectively made sure they will be largely unchallenged in the league, but even the most ardent Bundesliga follower would have never anticipated seeing Jurgen Klopp's side - a 2013 Champions League finalist - to be dead last in the table after earning just 15 points from their first half of games.
Well, 2015 has been a lot kinder to them. Despite being dumped out of the Champions League by this season's finalists Juventus, die Borussen rebounded in style in domestic play, racking up 36 points to secure Europa League football and getting some revenge on die Roten by knocking them out of the DFB Pokal, ensuring that Pep Guardiola's men will have to wait yet another season to achieve another Treble.
Now in the finals of the DFB Pokal, to win this title at this stage will be more than just a simple additional trophy to add to their cabinet. For their loyal fans, who will have to begin a new season sans Klopp on the bench after the German tactician announced his departure, it would be the perfect send-off for a man who has stuck with them through the good times and the bad.
Vielen Danke: A win in the DFB Pokal will make it the second of Klopp's reign and cap off a successful seven seasons that saw him win the Bundesliga twice and finish second in the UCL in 2013
Meanwhile, Wolfsburg will be looking to spoil their potential party. Whilst Dortmund's last win in the DFB Pokal was in 2012, die Wölfe have never lifted the trophy, with their best performance coming 20 years ago when they finished as runners-up. Despite their disappointment in the Europa League - a tournament many had viewed them as favourites to go far - Dieter Hecking's men have done well domestically.
Although they were unable to stop Bayern from winning yet another league title, they did hand die Roten their first loss in the league earlier this season and their 69 points were enough to earn them a runners-up spot and more important, automatic Champions League football for next season.
Wolfsburg's points total this campaign just so happens to be the same amount they earned back in the 2008/2009 Bundesliga season, when they won their first and only league title by finishing two points ahead of Bayern Munich.
Wolfsburg have completed an impressive Bundesliga campaign and would love to cap it off with their fist ever win in the DFB Pokal final
Will Dortmund be able to earn Klopp one final piece of silverware after his seven seasons on the bench? Or will Wolfsburg cap off a fine domestic season with their first ever domestic cup triumph since making it to this stage two decades ago?
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