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Set for historic finale

Four teams can win title

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History will be made in Germany on Saturday, as four teams go into the final round of Bundesliga
matches still in with a chance of lifting to the title. VfL Wolfsburg, who are on 66 points, are clear favourites to lift a first-ever Bundesliga title and will - in all probability -need just a draw at home against Werder Bremen.
The side from northern Germany are two points and seven goals ahead of Bayern Munich and face a team that on Wednesday lost the UEFA Cup final against Ukrainian club Shakhtar Donetsk.
The defending champions Bayern Munich, meanwhile, are facing a difficult winnertake-all match at home against VfB Stuttgart.
Stuttgart are also on 64 points and a victory for them would see them leap-frog Bayern into second place, which would give them an automatic place in the Champions League, unlike the third placed team, who have to go through a qualifying campaign.
Even fourth placed Hertha Berlin still have a theoretical chance of taking the Bundesliga title. They are on 63 points and need a victory at struggling Karlsruhe SC, but also need 24 goals!
But even if nobody in the capital believes that they will win the title, they know that a victory at Karlsruhe will take them into the Champions League, either as second-placed team (if Bayern and Stuttgart draw) or as third-placed team (if Bayern or Stuttgart win). Wolfsburg coach Felix Magath, who previously coached both Werder and Bayern, said that he will certainly take nothing for granted in the northern German derby.
"We certainly took a massive step towards claiming the title with the win in Hanover (last weekend), but nothing has been decided just yet.
"Bremen have a top team. They made that very clear during the German Cup quarter final in Wolfsburg. We certainly wont be playing for a draw, we dont know how to do that.
"We have a fantastic record at home. With our own fans behind us, we want to take the decisive step and clinch the German championship," Magath said.
He can again count on his striking duo of Grafite and Edin Dzeko, who are chasing the record set twice by Gerd Mueller and Uli Hoeness, who scored 53 goals between them.
The Wolfsburg strikers have scored 51 goals and need just two more to equal the record.
If, at the end of the day, the trophy will be handed out in Munich to either Bayern or Stuttgart, it would not be the first time that a team 'gives away' the title on the last day of the season.
In 1986, Bremen went into the final round two points ahead of Bayern, but lost their final game in Stuttgart, while Bayern won theirs and won the championship on goal difference.
In 2000 Bayer Leverkusen were in a similar situation, but lost their last game, while Bayern Munich beat Werder Bremen to take the championship on goal difference.
Stuttgart have also once benefited from a tum-around. In 1994, they went into the final round two points behind Frankfurt, but ended up winning the title.
But if the going is tough at the top of the table, it is similar at the bottom, where four clubs are in danger of relegation.
Borussia Moenchengladbach are in 15th place on 30 points and face Borussia Dortmund at home. A draw will ensure they avoid relegation, but a draw might not be good enough for Dortmund, who are fighting for a place in the Europa League.
Dortmund are on 58 points, as are SV Hamburg who could take the final Europa League place from Dortmund if they win at Eintracht Frankfurt and Dortmund slip up.
Arminia Bielefeld are currently 16th - a place which ensures them a play-off against the third-placed team from the second division. Bielefeld are at home to Hanover 96, while 17th-placed Energie Cottbus are at home to Bayer Leverkusen.
Cottbus are also on 27 points, while Karlsruhe are on 26 points.
The only two matches with nothing at stake but pride and a better place in the table are in Cologne, where the home side faces VfL Bochum and in Gelsenkirchen, where Schalke are athome to Hoffenheim.