Tickets: secondary market open The home game is sold out.

Eintracht will be supported by 6,200 travelling fans.

The secondary ticket market will be open until 15:00 CET on matchday.

Ticket holders who are unable to attend at short notice can use the BVB Secondary Ticket Market up until two and a half hours before kick-off and thus make it possible for other fans to come to the stadium.

Ticket holders do not have to give up their individual tickets or season tickets, as the tickets can be electronically blocked and then re-released.

The secondary market is available for all sold-out home matches.

Weather: wet, but mild After a largely dry morning with a few rays of sunshine, it is expected to rain in the afternoon and evening with temperatures around eleven degrees Celsius.

Live broadcast: DAZN and Netradio The match can be seen on TV on DAZN.

The pre-match coverage starts at 16:30 CET and will be presented by Laura Wontorra.

Fredi Bobic will be in the studio as a pundit, with Jan Platte providing commentary.

The BVB Net Radio will give you the Black & Yellow take, with the usual suspects Norbert Dickel and Boris Rupert on the mic.

Match highlights as well as the press conference and match reactions will be available on BVB TV, among others.

Kits: traditional BVB colours Borussia Dortmund will wear their usual home colours: yellow shirts, black shorts and yellow socks.

The visitors from Hesse will be kitted out in all-white.

Promotion: 19.

09% discount In order to make your journey to SIGNAL IDUNA PARK and your admission to the stadium more relaxed, we ask you to arrive early and would like to reward those early birds with a special promotion: there will be a 19.

09% discount on food and drinks at our stadium kiosks up until 90 minutes before kick-off, i.

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until 16:00 CET on Sunday.

By entering the stadium early, you will help us to reduce queues at entrance checks and kiosks during peak times.

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