Der Klassiker, Dortmund moment Prove Yourself Further

Dortmund - Having had stumbled in the Bundesliga, Borussia Dortmund began to rise in recent years. Staring Der Klassiker Bayern Munich, Die Borussen want to prove further.
Dortmund had advanced so bad and thrown into the position of caretaker Bundesliga some time ago. But the revival gained momentum since a 3-0 win over Freiburg in early February.

Since then they are unbeaten in seven league matches until now. They were picking up five wins and two draws.
The results are automatically also raised position Juergen Klopp foster children in the standings board. They now occupy 10th position with a collection of 33 points from 26 weeks.
Now they looked at the game Der Klassiker counter arch rivals over the past few seasons, Bayern Munich. See the difference between this season standings board, where Bayern are still solid at the top, Dortmund admit there is little difference in the atmosphere of the game.
However, with improved performance is back, Dortmund could believe a tight battle at the Signal Iduna Park on April 4, or right after the international break. They want to prove themselves remain at the same level as his rivals.
"Of course, the situation is no longer the same as in previous years where we were actually competing in the standings. But I think we rediscover our strength," said Dortmund midfielder Sven Bender reported by Soccerway.

"We had a good defense again and play with more success. We have always shown in the past that we can keep tempo with them and even win."

"Everyone is looking forward to this special task. Maybe some will shrink us and said we were not in the best level again at this point. It would be nice if we could show them that we are still a top team and can always surprising," he added.

In this match, Dortmund will be dealing with two former players namely Mario Goetze and Robert Lewandowski. The arrival of these figures would certainly add to the hot atmosphere of the game.

"I am in touch with Mario, we sometimes send messages to each other. But ahead of the game such as this, there is no more contact than usual," said Bender.(detikSport)