"Leipzig have done a lot of things well in their last four games and won those matches. They are rightly in third place and you can see that the team is making progress. One advantage is certainly that they only play once a week,"
"We try to get into the box as much as possible and create chances. Many teams sit very deep against us, so it's not always easy. We have the quality to score a lot of goals from few chances,"
"Sabi is a player who can play in several positions. He has a lot of experience and can play aggressively. He sets the pace in counter-pressing, is tough in tackles, and holds our midfield together,"
"We're obviously full of confidence, but, first and foremost, we need to play the match. It will be a real challenge and a big game. I'm really looking forward to it. Dortmund are a good team. (Signal Iduna Park) is incredible. As a kid, you dream of playing in these kinds of games at places like this. It will be a close game. Both teams are in great form. I can't wait."
Matchday includes Bayern Munich vs. Eintracht Frankfurt while the spotlight is on Borussia Dortmund vs. RB Leipzig. Leipzig have won their last four matches and sit third, benefiting in part from a lighter weekly schedule. Dortmund emphasize persistent attacking, aiming to get into the box often and convert limited chances. Marcel Sabitzer provides versatility, experience, aggressive play, counter-pressing tempo, tough tackling, and midfield stability for Dortmund. RB Leipzig attacker Antonio Nusa expresses confidence and excitement about the challenge of playing at Signal Iduna Park, expecting a close, high-quality contest between two in-form sides. A Bundesliga-focused podcast offers match analysis beyond betting odds.
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