It took longer this time around, but last weekend, the 2015/2016 Bundesliga title race was finally decided. As many had expected, Bayern Munich successfully retained the league crown and held off Borussia Dortmund to make it a fourth straight title. In doing so, die Roten made history as the first German side to achieve this feat, and this weekend will mark the conclusion of this current campaign as both Dortmund and Bayern will be keen on wrapping things up with a win on home turf.
BVB-Koln
Despite not being able to catch Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund have had an excellent campaign under Thomas Tuchel. Die Schwarzgelben earned a respectable 77 points this season, which was enough to secure second place and as a result, Dortmund will return to the Champions League next season. Unfortunately, their 1-0 shock loss to Frankfurt ruined any slim hopes they had of clinching the title, but they still are in contention for another trophy at the end of this season.
Next week, Dortmund will be taking on Bayern in the much-anticipated DFB Pokal final in Berlin, which will represent the perfect opportunity for them to clinch at least one piece of silverware. Tuchel will be missing the services of Henrikh Mkhitaryan as a result of suspension, and one man that fans will be playing special attention to - for the wrong reasons - will be Mats Hummels. The World Cup winner and captain now is the latest player to make the switch from Dortmund to Bayern in recent seasons and one can bet that the team's supporters will make their opinions known in his last home game this weekend.
As for Koln, they are in ninth and have secured safety for next season. Although they have little to play for, they have an excellent away record - with just one defeat in their past 11 matches. In addition, the visitors have not lost to Dortmund in their past three meetings and will be keen on extending that to four this Saturday.
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Check out some choices for fans residing elsewhere in Germany and in the following countries:
- In the USA at 9.30 EST on: Fox Sports 2 USA, Fox Sports GO, Fox Soccer 2GO USA
- In Germany at 15.30 CET on: TeleClub Sport Live, Sky Bundesliga 3/HD, Sky Go Deutschland, Sky Bundesliga 1/HD, Sport1.FM
- In Canada at 9.30 ET on: Sportsnet World Now
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Bayern Munich-Hannover
Pep Guardiola's men will celebrate clinching a historic fourth Bundesliga title this Saturday, and the third under the Spanish tactician's guidance. The ex-Barcelona boss will also have the chance to make it a domestic double next weekend when die Roten clash with Dortmund in the upcoming DFB-Pokal Final. Given that their opponents are Hannover - a team who are already relegated to the 2. Bundesliga - Bayern Munich are naturally expected to cruise to a comfortable win in their last home game of the current season.
In fact, historically, Bayern have fared well in their final home game of the season. For the past nine straight years, die Roten have won their last home match of the season and have kept clean sheets in the last four. Furthermore, they have not lost to Hannover since October 2011.
Since the start of 2016, Hannover - who have gone through three coaches this season - have not been able to pull themselves off the bottom of the table. And despite beating Hoffenheim 1-0 last weekend, the visitors have been quite poor on the road, with a disappointing five points from their prior 10 away games.
Should Hannover pull off a victory, it will truly be a shock - and a long time one indeed. The last (and only) time the bottom ranked side beat the top team was in January 1964, when Saarbrucken beat Cologne 3-1 after four matchdays.
Meanwhile, the hosts could welcome back Arturo Vidal, but Xabi Alonso and Arjen Robben are not still fit for this game. Both, however, may make their returns for the DFB-Pokal final match.
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Here are some choices for fans living in the following countries:
- In the USA at 9.30 EST on: Fox Sports 2 USA, Fox Deportes, Fox Soccer 2GO USA, Fox Sports GO
- In Germany at 15.30 CET on: Sky Go Deutschland, TeleClub Sport Live, Sport1.FM, Sky Bundesliga 2/HD, Sky Bundesliga 1/HD
- In the UK at 14.30 BST on: BT Sport 1, BT Sport Live Streaming
- In Canada at 9.30 ET on: Sportsnet One, Sportsnet World Now
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