The Brazil international has been out of action since the World Cup as he suffered a knee injury during the tournament.

The Black & Yellow U23s face their next bout in the fight for survival in the 3. Liga this weekend. The match against Zwickau will be the next opportunity for the young Borussia side to pick up points they so desperately need: “That’s the benefit of an English week – you don’t have too much time to brood over things, you just have to look ahead right away and so now our focus turns to getting a win on Sunday and improving our position in the standings. We’re still in with a shot, but we need to start picking up points,” said coach Jan Zimmermann.

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Due to the large number of visitors to the stadium and the high volume of traffic, TSG Hoffenheim recommend arriving early and using public transport. Additional buses will run to the PreZero Arena on Saturday. A shuttle service will take visitors from Sinsheim/Elsenz railway station to the stadium and back again. There will also be a shuttle service on various routes. The buses will be available at the bus terminal (P9) for the return journey. More information on departure times and bus stops can be found here (SWEG) and here (Palatina Bus).

1. FSV Mainz 05 added a point to their tally after a 0-0 draw with VfB Suttgart last weekend, taking them onto 39 points for the season. Reason to celebrate in Mainz then, as the team have mathematically secured safety with four matchdays to spare. “We haven’t won a couple of games recently, which might take some of the shine off the performances that the team and coaches have delivered so far this season,” Christian Heidel said ahead of Friday’s away game in Wolfsburg. 

Germany’s match against Belgium takes place on May 11 at 15:00 in Hasselt.

There is a big day ahead for VfL Wolfsburg. In the morning, the German league title will be on the line in Bielefeld, with the Green-and-Whites’ B Junior Team playing in the final for the first ever time (kick-off: 11:00 CEST). The only member of the current first-team squad to have lifted that particular trophy is Yannick Gerhardt, who tasted victory back in 2011 with 1. FC Köln. In this interview, the VfL midfielder cast his mind back over a decade to that final before looking ahead to his own match that evening against Bayer Leverkusen at the Volkswagen Arena.

He has been well worth the money having established himself as a hero at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.