Peter Bosz has announced PSV's line-up for the match against Borussia Dortmund. The coach has a starting position for Joey Veerman, who has recovered from his injury in time. Jerdy Schouten moves to the center of the defense. Malik Tillman is the left winger, so Hirving Lozano starts on the bench. The match at Signal Iduna Park starts at 9:00 PM and can be seen on RTL 7 and Ziggo Sports Football.

Walter Benítez is under the bar at PSV. The defense consists of Jordan Teze, Schouten, Olivier Boscagli and Sergiño Dest. André Ramalho takes a seat on the bench. Veerman returns to midfield. The creative is assisted by Mauro Júnior and Guus Til. Striker Luuk de Jong is flanked by Johan Bakayoko (right) and Malik Tillman (left).

Dortmund coach Edin Terzic is looking forward to the meeting with PSV. “We are looking forward to this assignment. We have a lot of respect for the assignment and the opponent. PSV is doing excellently this season, both in the competition and in the Champions League.” The undefeated leader in the Eredivisie drew 1-1 against Dortmund three weeks ago, meaning that both teams still have a good chance of reaching the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

“They are technically extremely good,” Terzic continues. “They are very fast, strong in the dribble, score easily and don't concede much. To have all that, you have to have a good plan, good players and self-confidence. They get that from the competition. They are looking forward to the match and we too, so it'll be fun.” Terzic does not have Nico Schlotterbeck at his disposal. The eleven-time German international is suspended after his yellow card in the first leg.

Peter Bosz knows where things need to improve compared to the 1-1 draw in the Philips Stadium. “I take a lot of things with me. One of those things is that we have to deal more effectively with the chances we get. We had the chances in the first match and unfortunately it ended up being a draw, so we will try to play that match tomorrow.” then win.” A disappointment for Bosz is the absence of Ismael Saibari. The Moroccan has not yet recovered sufficiently from his injury.

The last time PSV won a European match on German soil was in 1977. Eintracht Braunschweig was defeated 1-2 in the UEFA Cup. Since then, fourteen matches have been lost and the Eindhoven team has four times lost a point in a European match in Germany. The last time Dortmund and PSV met in a European context was in 2002. Jan Koller opened the score on behalf of those Boruseswho had to settle for a point due to Arnold Bruggink's equalizer: 1-1.

Borussia Dortmund line-up: Kobel; Can, Süle, Hummels, Maatsen; Ozcan, Sabitzer; Malen, Brandt, Sancho; Fullkrug

PSV line-up: Benitez; Teze, Schouten, Boscagli, Dest; Veerman, Til, Mauro Júnior; Bakayoko, De Jong, Tillman.

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