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Bayer Leverkusen visit the Mercedes-Benz Arena on Sunday. Here are the key facts on the meeting with the ‘Werkself’.

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VfL Wolfsburg claimed a hugely important 1-0 win away to VfB Stuttgart on Saturday afternoon, reigniting their bid for a European place. In a scrappy, hard-fought game, e-Stuttgarter Omar Marmoush scored the only goal in the 56th minute of the match. The three points move the Wolves back up to seventh in the table – although Mainz, who they overtook, don’t play until Sunday (against Freiburg).

The victory over Neckarsulm has been followed by a European League game, two Bundesliga losses and an international break. With the teams directly below them diligently picking up points, the cushion over fourth place in the table has narrowed to four points after the two defeats at home to HSG Bensheim/Auerbach and away to VfL Oldenburg.

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Thomas Reis (head coach VfL Bochum 1848):

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The Italian club is having a fantastic season with Osimhen leading its attack, but per Lowy, Napoli is expecting to get a minimum of €125 million for the Nigerian star. That figure could make selling the forward a no-brainer:

As mentioned at his pre-match press conference, Pál Dárdai didn’t make any changes to the side that started last week’s win over VfB Stuttgart, with the Hungarian setting his team up in a 4-4-2 formation. His opposite number Steffen Baumgart brought two new players into his starting line-up: Kingsley Schindler replaced the suspended Benno Schmitz and Eric Martel came in for Jan Thielmann. The Billy Goats also began with former Berliner Davie Selke up front.

Friday night football under lights, an exciting prospect for any fan of the game. Hertha kick off Bundesliga matchday 32 at 20:30 CEST against 1. FC Köln and would like to pick up another three points in the fight for survival after a win at home against Stuttgart last Saturday. “We can’t be satisfied after a win and have to keep going. We need a run, to take the next and can’t afford to give up an inch,” said Pál Dárdai at his press conference. Benjamin Weber joined Hertha’s head coach and described the positive lessons from the last game. “I’m pleased by the togetherness and the communication that the team showed again against Stuttgart. The way that they got the result over the line together and really fought for the win helps. It gives you self-confidence and gives us all optimism for the run-in. Now we have to up the ante!” herthabsc.com has summarised the most important comments from Dárdai and Weber on…