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Final countdown: Three days to go - The all-German final

[22.05.] Did you know that all other big football nations already had their very own final in the UEFA Champions League? Spain provided both finalists in 2000 when Real Madrid beat FC Valencia 3-0. Italy emulated this feat in 2003, with Milan holding Juventus to an almost inevitable goalless draw before beating them 3-2 on penalties. more

Final countdown: Four days to go - Seventh final to be held at Wembley

[21.05.] Did you know that London will host a UEFA Champions League (or European Cup as it used to be known) final for a record seventh time? The British capital is followed by major ´global cities´ such as Rome, Madrid and Vienna - and by Munich. So far four finals have been played in the Bavarian capital, three at the old Olympic Stadium and one at the "rubber dinghy" in Fröttmaning. It took place on 19 May 2012, with Chelsea beating Bayern 5-4 on penalties. more

BVB´s digital channels for all information on London

[21.05.] We can´t wait for it to start. 03+1 days to go before the UEFA Champions League final featuring Borussia Dortmund finally kicks off! It´s a once in a lifetime event for all of us! For that reason, we want to keep you up to date with all the latest news through BVB´s digital channels. more

"I thought I would save the penalty..."

[19.05.] What have Micky Stevic, Jan Koller and Kevin Grosskreutz got in common? They are all outfield players who once had to keep goal for BVB in the Bundesliga, but only the first two - Stevic in Rostock and Koller in Munich - managed to keep a clean sheet. Grosskreutz failed to accomplish this feat on Saturday against Hoffenheim: "It was a strange feeling when I had to go in goal, but I actually thought I would save the penalty." more

Hummels injury not as bad as feared - BVB defender "only" suffers a sprained ankle

[19.05.] Borussia Dortmund hope to have Mats Hummels available for the UEFA Champions League final against Bayern Munich on Saturday. The Germany defender picked up an injury in the final Bundesliga game against TSG Hoffenheim, but he "only" suffered a sprained ankle. more

Ovations for Owomoyela

[18.05.] Signal Iduna Park was rocking on Saturday afternoon before and after the game. The BVB fans celebrated their team with standing ovations despite their 2-1 defeat to TSG Hoffenheim. Two hours earlier Patrick Owomoyela had struggled to hold back his tears. "I´m happy to have been a part of all this and still be for another week," said Owomoyela who is leaving Borussia after five years at the club. more

10-man BVB suffer unlucky defeat - Hoffenheim turn the game around with two penalties

[18.05.] Borussia Dortmund end the 2012-2013 Bundesliga season with a defeat. On Saturday the Black ´n´ Yellows slipped to an unfortunate, and undeserved, 2-1 loss against TSG Hoffenheim. BVB looked certain winners for much of the match before two goals from the spot turned the game on its head for Hoffenheim, with BVB also losing goalkeeper Weidenfeller to a red card. match report

Klopp wary of "physical" Hoffenheim - BVB coach hopes for strong referee

[16.05.] Second place Borussia Dortmund look to finish the 2012/2013 Bundesliga season with a win over TSG Hoffenheim at a sold-out Signal Iduna Park on Saturday (kick-off: 1530 CET). BVB´s first priority, however, will be of course to remain injury-free ahead of the Champions League final on 25 May, with Jürgen Klopp hoping for a strong referee. more

Ten days to go until Wembley: Explosion of questions and answers at BVB´s "Media Day"

[15.05.] The entire Conference Center, located in the North Stand of Signal Iduna Park, was opened on Wednesday to cater for the huge media interest. A total of 180 journalists and 35 camera team accepted the invitation to BVB´s "UEFA Media Day" - ten days ahead of the Champions League final against Bayern Munich. On the stage were Borussia Dortmund´s Jürgen Klopp, Hans-Joachim Watzke, Michael Zorc, Sebastian Kehl, Roman Weidenfeller, Ilkay Gündogan and Mats Hummels, with the Q and A session lasting for 165 minutes. more

3-3: Reus scores two late goals to earn Borussia a point at Wolfsburg

[11.05.] Borussia Dortmund showed great character to come back from a 3-1 half-time deficit to earn a 3-3 draw at VfL Wolfsburg in their final away game of this Bundesliga season. Marco Reus secured the point for the Black ´n´ Yellows with two late goals, with Sven Bender scoring the other goal. match report