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Klose hopes for recall

AFP, Berlin
Miroslav Klose is hoping his two World Cup goals for Germany in midweek will open the door for a return to the Bayern Munich team ahead of Saturday's game at Borussia Dortmund.
The 31-year-old, who was the top scorer at the last World Cup, was left out of Bayern's squad for the 3-0 win over defending champions Wolfsburg last time out when Munich coach Louis van Gaal used Mario Gomez as the lone striker in a4-3-3 formation.
Klose hit two goals for Germany in Wednesday's 4-0 win over Azerbaijan in the World Cup qualifier in Hanover to become the joint third highest German goal-scorerofall time.
But despite his success, the hot-shot forward is not optimistic about his chances of facing Dortmund with Munich eighth in the league and Dortmund down in 12th.
"I don't think 1 will play on Saturday, because Louis van Gaal has not seen me for the last ten days," said Klose.
After Holland midfielder Arjen Robben made a spectacular debut with two goals to see off Wolfsburg a fortnight ago. Bayern need to build on their improved form with
anotherwin.
Despite playing together for only 45 minutes, Robben and French midfielder Franck Ribery showed signs of a fruitful partnership and the German media has dubbed the pair "robbery" after they unlocked the Wolfsburg defence.
Dortmund have problems in defence with former Germany defender Sebastian Kehl suffering a groin injury and van Gaal needs to see how much his squad has been weakened by international call-ups.
Bundesliga leaders Hamburg were dealt a blow on Thursday ahead of the match with Stuttgart when they lost Peru striker Paolo Guerrero and Namibia defender Collin Benjamin to injury.
The pair are both expected to be out for several months after picking up knee injuries while on World Cup duty.
Guerrero's injury is a particular blow for the north
German club as he has scored four goals in four league games to put Bruno Labbadia's team top of the table by virtue of goal difference from Bayer Leverkusen.
Sweden's Markus Berg is expected to take Guerrero's place alongside Croatia's Mladen Petrie in attack, while Stuttgart coach Markus Babbel has virtually a full-strength squad to choose from.
Defending champions Wolfsburg are at home to Bayer Leverkusen with Brazilian striker Grafite along-side Nigeria's Obafemi Martins up front with Edwin Dzeko on the bench.
Leverkusen, who are second, but level on points with Hamburg, welcome back goalkeeper Rene Adler from international duty after he kept two cleansheets for Germany while coach Jupp Heynckes is expected to play the same side for the fourth time in five games.
On Sunday, third-placed Werder Bremen are home to Hanover with play-maker Mesut Oezil back having raised his profile with eyecatching performances for Germany.
Schalke play Cologne on Sunday with Germany midfielder Jermaine Jones set to miss out again having only recently returned to training after a hairline fracture of the shin.