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Two teams with contrasting fortunes this season will lock horns at Signal Iduna Park on Wednesday evening. Monaco, who had finished as Ligue 1 runners up, simply can't catch a break this season. Leonardo Jardim's men have been floundering in the league all season and are closer to the relegation zone than anywhere near a Champions League spot, with just six points from their first eight games and come into this game with just one win so far from Ligue 1 action this season. The visitors slumped to a 2-0 defeat to Saint-Etienne last Friday, making it back-to-back defeats in the league and injuries have not helped their cause one bit.
Dortmund, by contrast, are now on top of the Bundesliga. How long they can remain there remains to be seen, as Bayern Munich, as we all know are a force to be reckoned with and Der Klassiker will ultimately prove to be the title decider. However, so far, die Schwarzgelben have made a strong start to the season and are unbeaten in all seven games across all competitions, with Christian Pulisic's late goal being enough to beat Belgian side Club Brugge on matchday one and they come into this game having picked up 14 points from their first six Bundesliga fixtures.
Match Facts & Stats
- Monaco have only won one of their first 10 matches in all competitions (L6, D3)
- Les Rouges-et-Blancs are without a win in nine European games (D2 L7)
- However, the visitors have lost on only one of their last eight trips to Germany (W4 D3)
- Dortmund's record at home to French clubs is W4 D3 L2
- Die Schwarzgelben have won only two of their last seven games at home against French sides
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