Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Dortmund: Team News, Preview, Live Stream & TV Info

Bayern Munich will have their finest silver out on Tuesday night when they welcome Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp to the Allianz Arena for the final time as boss of the Bundesliga side. 

Undoubtedly regarded as one of the Bavarian club's biggest rivals throughout their modern history, Klopp and his side will be hoping to overturn the odds and pick up an unexpected win in this most important of games. 

With the Bundesliga tied up for another season, Pep Guardiola can now turn his attention to the DFB-Pokal and the Champions League—two cup competitions that will undoubtedly be well contested for by the newly crowned German champions. 

Date: Tuesday, April 28

Time: 7:30 p.m. BST, 2:30 p.m. EDT

Venue: Allianz Arena, Munich

Television: BT Sport (UK only), Gol TV (U.S. only)

Streaming: BT Sport Online (UK only), Gol TV online (U.S. only)

Form

Bayern Munich	Borussia Dortmund
Hertha Berlin - Victory	Eintracht Frankfurt - Victory
Porto - Victory	Paderborn - Victory
Hoffenheim - Victory	Borussia Moenchengladbach - Defeat
Porto - Defeat	Hoffenheim - Victory
Eintracht Frankfurt - Victory	Bayern Munich - Defeat

Team Lineups

B/R

Guardiola will be grateful for the return of Bastian Schweinsteiger for Tuesday's match but may also be lucky enough to have Arjen Robben fit and ready to play against Dortmund. 

The recent news of Holger Badstuber's new long-term injury means Dante will be asked to move back into midfield as Bayern stick with their usual 4-3-3 formation. 

Dortmund will most likely still be without goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller, so Mitch Langerak will undoubtedly step in for him again between the posts. 

Fortunately, Klopp should be able to bring back Marco Reus, having rested him over the weekend, for a starting position in the team. 

Key Players

Robert Lewandowski

In the most bitter of circumstances, Dortmund will undoubtedly have to ensure that their own former striker, Robert Lewandowski, isn't given a moment's peace on Tuesday night.

The Polish forward has been in stellar form lately with four goals in his last five matches and will undoubtedly be at the focal point of any Bayern attack on the day. 

Marco Reus

Although Shinji Kagawa has been the man who's stepped up and scored the important goals over the past few weeks, when it comes to such high-profile encounters, it's hard to look past Reus. 

The German international always seems to thrive when asked to step up a level and will of course relish any opportunity to stick one past the Bavarian giants. 

Odds (Per Odds Shark)

Bayern: 6-5 

Draw: 227-100

Dortmund: 49-20