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Kahn warns rivals

AFP, Berlin
Bayern Munich captain Oliver Kahn has warned Hamburg his side are approaching top form ahead of their Bundesliga clash at the Allianz Arena on Sunday.
Kahn, who will retire from German league football at the end of the season, says Bayern are approaching their peak after beating Hanover 3-0 last Sunday and the league leaders are looking for three more points.
Both sides have had less than three days to recover from Thursday's UEFA Cup last 32 fixtures after Hamburg drew 0-0 with Swiss side FC Zurich while Bayem hammered Aberdeen 5-1.
For Hamburg coach Huub Stevens this will be the last time he can get one over his old adversary Ottmar Hitzfeld, with Bayern's boss set to leave this summer to coach the Swiss national team, and this will be the 16th time the two have faced each other in Bundesliga matches.
Stevens, whose side are third in
the league, has coached his team to a win over Hitzfeld's teams on four occasions, with eight losses and three draws.
The last came in September when the two sides drew 1 -1 at the HSH Nordbank Arena and Kahn wants another win.
"We've sent out a very strong signal." said Kahn in the wake of last Sunday's victory over Hanover when LucaToni struck a hattrick.
"I think that was tactically one of our best matches of the season, a team performance par excellence."
On Saturday, second-placed Werder Bremen are away to Eintracht Frankfurt, who were humbled 1 -0 by strugglers Hansa Rostock last weekend with key midfielder Diego out with a knee injury.
After beating FC Porto 1-0 in Tuesday's Champions League clash in Gelsenkirchen, Schalke 04 are at Bayer Leverkusen who hammered Turkish giants Galatasary 5-1 in the UEFA Cup on Thursday.
Bayer are fourth, Schalke fifth and with both sides level on 35 points, this is a good chance for either team to get amongst the league leaders while Schalke are hoping to welcome back Germany defender Christian Pander.
Having picked up a maximum fifteen points from winning their last five games, VfL Wolfsburg have dragged themselves up to seventh in the table and are at home to Hertha Berlin, who have won their last two.
After only an injury-time goal from Thomas Hitzelsperger saved VfB Stuttgart from an embarrassing draw with bottom side Duisburg last weekend, the defending champions host Karlsruhe who are unbeaten in the last five games.
Croatian striker Mladen Petrie is up to 11 goals for the season and will be hoping to add to his tally at home to strugglers Hansa Rostock.
And bottom side Duisburg are at Arminia Bielefeld who are hovering just above the relegation zone.