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Bayern, Dortmund double-header

AFP, Berlin
Borussia Dortmund coach Thomas Doll insists his side are capable of meeting and beating league leaders Bayem Munich twice in six days ahead
of Sunday's Bundesliga clash.
Bayern face Dortmund on Sunday in the league at Munich’s Allianz Arena before the sides meet
six days later on April 19 at Berlin's Olympic Stadum to contest the German Cup final with a UEFA Cup place at stake.
With just seven Bundesliga rounds left, Bayem are nine points clear at the top of the table and their march to their 21st crown as German champions looks unstoppable.
So far only VfB Stuttgart and Energie Cottbus have claimed their scalp in the league and Doll insists his side are capable of becoming the third side to lower Bayern's colours
this season.
'At this stage of the season, teams don't have anything left to hide from each other," said Doll on the Dortmund website.
"We want an away win in Munich and then a 1 0 win over Bayem to reach the UEFA Cup next year." Bayem go in to the weekend having booked their place in the UEFA Cup semi-finals with an away goals success over Spanish side Getafe.
Meanwhile Schalke 04, second in the league, have no time to lick their wounds after their Champions League exit in Barcelona on Wednesday when they take on fourth-placed Werder Bremen in Saturday's league clash.
Bremen are waiting on the fitness of Germany midfielder Torsten Frings who is recovering from a third injury to his right knee this season and fighting to regain his fitness with Euro 2008 less than sixty days away.
Frings, 31, missed training this week with a toe injury, but says he is slowly recapturing his form.
"I think I still need a few more games to get into top form and after such a long time away, it will take
time,'said Frings.
After they were beaten 1-0 at VfB Stuttgart last weekend. Hamburg have a chance to re-claim second in the league when they take on bottom side Duisburg on Saturday.
And having slid towards the relegation zone, Hertha Berlin need a win at Vfl. Bochum who are also hovering just above the relegation dog-fight.
Berlin's top-scorer Marko Pantelic who has 11 league goals is out with a calf injury and Brazilian striker Andre Lima will take his place.
With three wins in their last four games, Energie Cottbus have dragged themselves out of the bottom three but have a tough battle against Arminia Bielefeld who are also just below them in the relegation zone.
Bielefeld have been beaten just once in the last six games and are fighting hard to stay up.
Nuremberg will be looking to bounce back from the 50,000 euro fine they were handed by the German Football Federation (DFB) this week when they take on Vfl. Wolfsburg on Friday night.
After 3-1 win at Eintracht Frankfurt last week was stopped for 20 minutes after some visiting fans threw flares onto the pitch and Nuremberg were fined by the DFB, but have a tough task at home to inform Vfl. Wolfsburg.